Gimmicks are introduced to sell games. A land deforming gimmick should in essence be an amazing extra to a game - unfortuntaly in Fracture this feature falls short.

When it comes to reviewing games there is a rather dangerous temptation to give in to horrible puns, and I refuse to do so during this review, on pain of being made to play on a Virtual Boy all weekend. With that in mind let’s get on with a look at Lucasarts’ contribution to the already crowded world of first person shooters, and falling into the equally well populated ’future shooter’ genre, rubbing shoulders with such titles as Halo 3 and Quake 4.

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