Crimsonland is another mobile conversion of successful PC casual game. The original PC game was released in 2003; the developer was 10tons Entertainment and publisher Reflexive Entertainment. PC version of Crimsonland was Shoot'em Up 2D game. Russian company Herocraft decided to convert this game into mobile version. We have seen mostly the mobile conversions of logical or puzzle PC casual games (for example Luxor, Zuma, Teddy Factory, Granny in Paradise). Conversion of Crimsonland, PC action casual game, is something unusual. Are you also inquiring how good the conversion is?
The graphics of the game is not very nice. The game looks like 2 years old mobile games. The game is made in top-down view. The surroundings is very simple, it is only the area of certain colour without any details or interactive items. Your hero is very small; you can see only his head, hands and your gun. The best parts on the graphic are monsters and the visual effects of shots from your various weapons, the blasts, light effect. But the global impression of the graphics is really bad.
Sounds of the game are also bad. You can hear hard rock music in the menu, but then it is almost silence during the playing. The silence is interrupted only by short sound of picking of bonus or by sound of reloading of the weapon. Such action game has a big potential for using a lot of sounds of shooting, screaming of monsters and other interesting sounds. Sound is the disappointment. |
