Kurulin Fusion Review (PSP)

Item reviewed: Kurulin Fusion on PSP |
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Kurulin Fusion combines some strategy skills with your standard match-three and places it all in a cool atmosphere with great visuals and tunes. The music was |
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| Our Rating for Kurulin Fusion Review (PSP) | |
| 7.5 | Replay The modes help bring you back for more but in the end it’s the same old same old. |
| 8.5 | Graphics Cool sort of neon, techno graphics to go along with the music. |
| 7.0 | Sound The frenetic pace grates on the nerves after some time but is a cool soundtrack that fits the game for the most part. |
| 8.5 | Gameplay Nothing extrememly new aside from the orb/block combo, and even that isn’t amazingly innovative. |
| 8.0 | Multiplayer/Online Content It’s in there, for LAN so you can hook up with your friends to play. Good luck with that. |
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Overall A straight 8.0 for Kurulin Fusion. The game plays, looks and for the most part sounds very nice. Well done all around. |


















done by reknowned Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu and is based on classical music (but in a totally techno sort of way).
The game also gives you a storage slot where you can stockpile a couple pieces if you don’t want to play them immediately. This can really be helpful in those times of need or when you just need to set up the board to clear one of the missions. The missions can be fairly challenging and require some small amount of logic and strategy where the rest of the game is your standard get the most points you can.
and can make it difficult to think. Of course, you can just turn the volume down and block it out. While playing the Arcade or Score Attack the music is no problem it’s when you do the Mission mode and need to process some thought that it sort of gets in the way. That’s not to say that it’s bad, it just interferes with thought at times.




