Electronic Theatre delivers an in-depth analysis of LucasArts' latest release for the Current-Generation systems, Fracture, now available in Europe...

The premise of Fracture itself is where the attention has come from, and here it seems as though it is warranted. The player is giving the ability to manipulate the very ground you walk on; creating craters or small hills. The Terrain Deformation principle itself, given a little thought, is an incredibly empowering ideal for videogames, and throughout it’s demonstration Fracture has been seen to offer some interesting uses for the capability...
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    Linkin Park Fan Nov 16, 08
    I remember when this game was first announced, i wanted to get it. But with the way it shaped up and with most reviews sounding like yours, i probably won't.

    Plus im already pre-occupied wth LBP, R2, dead space and hopefully soon, Mirror's edge.
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    dmackey Nov 16, 08
    I got it. Average at best.
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    Final Blade Nov 16, 08
    I liked it though.
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    RabidChinaGirl Nov 17, 08
    I got a review copy from Neo but... then I went out of the country. I should play it some more, stopped after getting the very first Achievement.

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