echochrome Critic Reviews

As Obi-Wan Kenobi once told me, "Many of the truths we cling to depend greatly on our own point of view." Good advice when thinking your way through Echochrome's frequently mind stumping, addictive I-think-my-IQ-just-went-up-10-points, levels.

Echochrome is the epitome of great puzzle design in that a few simple rules are used to create a challenging and rewarding experience.

Incredibly distinct and interesting, priced right at $9.99, and is absolutely worthy of much more attention.

I'm a sucker for puzzle games, and there's no doubt that Echochrome is easily one of the best I've ever played.

A remarkably spare looking spatial puzzle game, Echochrome delivers challenging gameplay and innovation. As a truly unique experience, Echochrome is hard not to recommend. A dash of Lemmings with a whole lot of M.C. Escher, I think the latter would be proud.

The simplicity of the Echochrome’s look is slick and the puzzles are imaginative and well designed.

Echochrome is one of those puzzle titles that doesn't come along very often, but immediately strikes a chord for its unique gameplay and incredible depth.

This game will not have you glued to your PS3 or PSP for hours on end, but it is refreshing.

Although it's a bummer you can't download and saver others' puzzles, for 10 dollars, you're more than getting your money's worth here.

There are times when a level can seem absolutely impossible until something just clicks, and the game's simple approach to delivering it all is infinitely helpful in that regard. Rather than distracting, you're encouraged to sit back and concentrate, and the result is an incredibly original, thoroughly engrossing take on a visual puzzler.

Echochrome isn't just for smart people who adore the classical violin music that plays in the background, but it is for people who enjoy brainteasers and puzzle games.

The game is basically an interactive optical illusion.

Echochrome has a particular appeal that won't go unnoticed.

The most refined puzzle-action game on PS3. Hugely addictive.

A literal expression of the phrase, "What you see is what you get."

Overall, echochrome is one of the most unique puzzle games to come out in a while.

An oddity that provides richness and balance to the softwre library.

The PS3 game is superior by virtue of its additional online features and sharper visuals, but no matter which version you choose, you won't be disappointed.

There's a lot to like in this simple and bizarre little game, with the potential for limitless content and a good variety of mazes already available.

The design and concept of Echochrome is so simple that it seems easy to play. And it is: you can see all puzzles in one day if you try hard enough. Still, it requires some thinking and it's a surefire hit with puzzle-fans.