Invizimals: Shadow Zone
Invizimals: Shadow Zone does not have the depth of Nintendo’s pocket RPG but the use of the PSP camera in a clever manner makes this sequel an interesting affair to an extent. Evident it is that the game is a mix of EyePet and Pokemon. The main character in the game is the user or individual who is playing the game. This is a rare phenomenon, not seen much in today’s games. The characters on the screen get into dialogue with the main player and help in the job of training and then attacking the invisible critters from which the name of the game has been drawn and that is Invizimals.
The little critters are all hiding in the room and one has to find them for which the power of the PSP camera is a necessity. The camera scans the room and pops up the creature for the player to pick up. There is a trap that needs to be befriended to play this game and which with time turns into the bible that every Invizimal player would revert to for every step of the game. The game is even more interesting as the Invisimal comes in all shapes and sizes. Their attack therefore can differ from level to level and game to game. The strategy that the player has to apply to fight these critters are also therefore of a varied kind.
The game is basically meant for the kids as the story around which the game has been evolved is also a nice one and not as violent as the other games of the market today. There is no cartoon character also playing this game as is found in most other games of the genre. It therefore has quite a few unique characteristics which makes the game even more interesting. The game can be a good companion for your child if you are planning a road or a camping trip. So, when you compare caravan insurance or car rental quotes, do not forget to compare the deals found for this game at various stores.
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