Electronic Theatre delivers an in-depth review of Artificial Mind & Movement's recently released Revenge of the Wounded Dragons, now available on the European PlayStation Network.

The level structure takes some interesting turns throughout it’s twenty-four stages, with what are effectively bonus rounds often proving more taxing than the actual levels and some particularly interesting gameplay spaces. It’s a shame that these are then offered as mini-games, creating an unnecessary division that doesn’t offer any real advantages other than being able to play these challenges as regular one-offs, which sadly they don’t have the depth to command.
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