"echochrome challenged players by making them look at their challenges from a different perspective, twisting and turning levels to complete pathways from visual paradoxes for a small guy to pass through. The followup is similar, but instead of manipulating perspectives, you control the light to form shadows to help our little protagonist reach his goal."

CDeFire via ps3.gamezone.com »

"Echochrome II didn't have that effect on me. In fact, I found myself shooting through levels without much trouble and actually getting a bit bored. Whereas the first game seemingly had one solution you had to nail, the sequel lets you wiggle the screen around until you get to the goal."

Sayyed via ps3.ign.com »

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GameInspector via www.examiner.com »