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1. Crush

   Reviewer: Game Seek
   20 February 2008

   Coming exclusively to the PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system, Crush™ features an all new concept in multi-dimensional puzzle gameplay. A uniquely styled puzzle game that blends 2D and 3D graphics in an enticingly surreal environment, Crush is sure to present an addicting challenge! Puzzle your way across 40 brain-twisting levels switching perspectives from 3D to 2D to conquer your challenges. Changing your perspective on things will do more than alter your view; shift... Read more

2. Video game reviews: Halo 3, Crush and Super Paper Mario

   Reviewer: telegraph.co.uk
   29 September 2007

   Players navigate their way through a series of virtual landscapes by crushing the 3D view into 2D and back again. A truly original concept, funky black-and-white cut-scenes, and nifty in-game graphics make Crush both instantly addictive and really quite challenging – thinking outside of the (3D and 2D) box is required to beat the harder levels. In fact, Crush is so hard to put down, it may well serve as an impediment to sleep, as well as a cure for insomnia. Read more

3. Crush

   Reviewer: darkzero.co.uk
   07 August 2007

   Overall 8

   

   Gameplay 9

   

   Graphics 7

   

   Sound 7

   

   Lifespan 8

   

    

   A Super Paper Mario style idea, spliced with a hint of Psychonauts visual flair, along with a dash of the developers own brand of originality. That is probably the best way I have for trying to describe what the latest PSP puzzler, Crush, brings to the table. Of course, comparing it to two other games is, in a way, doing the game a huge disservice as it brings a lot more to the table than just ripping off two top titles. In fact, I dare say it is one of the most truly... Read more

4. Review: Crush (PSP)

   Reviewer: gamestyle.uk
   03 August 2007

   Overall 6

   

    

   There's replayability in Crush in the way of time trials and perfecting scores, but it relies on you wanting to play it in the first place. Sadly, it's not a particularly engaging game beyond its initial appeal, which doesn't stretch for the full duration. It's strange, but despite being a new, fresh idea, fiendishly designed and creative, it feels more like a proof-of-concept work, something that the basic presentation and occasionally stuttering framerate don't disp... Read more

5. Crush

   Reviewer: eurogamer.net
   03 August 2007

   Overall 8

   

    

   Despite this admittedly minor annoyance, Crush is a rare beast and deserving of praise for the many things it gets so very, very right. There's a genuine sense of achievement and enjoyment when a seemingly impossible level suddenly clicks (or crushes) into place, and the confident way the game uses its central conceit as more than just a gimmick is undeniably reassuring and appealing. It suggests real thought and care has gone into optimising the experience for the pl... Read more