"In play, the game bears immediate resemblance to the Metroid Prime series. Utilising an almost carbon copy of the control scheme employed by Metroid Prime: Hunters, the game delivers a cinematic, up-tempo experience more comparable to the home console release in the series. Though divided into chapters, the whole of the game is presented as a linear story-based expedition, with an unfolding Map and staged plot delivery, via Metal Gear Solid-esque radio communication sequences. Back tracking, ..."

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"Renegade Kid obviously learned from their first title on the DS. Their sophomore title, Moon, addresses all of the problems that crippled Dementium, delivering an experience that shows a lot of polish and pushes the DS hardware to its limits. Moon not only looks incredible, but offers tight controls and an excellent story. All of these come together to create a compelling experience that any fans of the Action/Adventure genre are sure to enjoy."

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"Hot off the release of last year's impressive DS adventure, Dementium: The Ward, Renegade Kid is back with a new first person game titled Moon. Published by Mastiff, the game casts you as Edward Scott Kane, the Chief Operational Officer of the Extra Terrestrial Encounter Organization sent to the moon to investigate strange goings on. After a mysterious alien force slaughters his peers, he embarks upon a journey full of puzzle solving and robot blasting."

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