Rise Of Nightmares (Kinect) Xbox 360

Date: 17 / Apr / 2012

Scott Carroll

Rise of Kinect

Given that the Kinect system is sometimes a little slow to respond to user movements, and yet has the ability to make gaming something quite new and interactive, this title takes the experience into new areas of interaction. I have not played too far through the game yet, but so far the results have been pleasantly surprising. Each new action comes at an appropriate point in the game - usually when you are not under too much stress, although that changes as the story develops - so that you are prepared to move and react quickly when the situation requires it. This is the first game I have played that involves more than the most basic body moves. In just under two hours of gaming, you find yourself swimming, opening different doors with a variety of different actions, as well as pushing, pulling, ducking, balancing, and kicking. And moving the camera from left to right by means of shoulder movements is a wonderful way to interact with the environment. I have been waiting for a title that could really begin to show off the possibilities of Kinect. And all this without having to do silly dances in my living room. More Kinect titles in the future will surely use more of these movement abilities. For the moment, this is a great precedent for other game developers to see just how using the interface can, and should, be.

Age: 35-44

Gender: Male

Date: 02 / Feb / 2012

SpriccMaestro

Kinect Horror Story

Rise of Nightmares is an excellent and unique Kinect game. If you like horror then this is for you. I liked the atmosphere and the scares. It is even more scary if you play alone. And by the way for this price, it is a steal.

Age: 25-34

Gender: Male

Date: 11 / Dec / 2011

Stan

Rise of Nightmares (Kinect)

Best kinect game yet. If you like any sort of zombie movies/The Walking Dead, this game is just like them. Also gives you a good workout as you throw lots of punches.

Age: 35-44

Gender: Male