Probably the most obvious thing about Perimeter from the get go is that it tries very hard to be different. The problem is, it accomplishes this more in its game menu than anywhere else. It isn't hard to be interested in Perimeter early on, as the game teaches you its basic concepts and allows you to see what happens upon using weapons such as the perimeter. Once you move on in the story, though, the excitement of "new" wears off quick. Furthermore, many of the story elements are downright annoying. Finally, the enemy are more of a nuisance than a treat. The graphics in the game are quite lovely. Nothing you are going to write home to mom about, but with a nice machine you will appreciate the view. My favorite part of the game is the sound. The music files, while a bit corny, are enjoyable and provide good mood to the game. If I had to sum up anything in terms of this game, it'd be to say that you should wait until this hits the bargain bins if you are really interested to try it.
A fantastic and innovative strategy game that truly "thinks outside the box." The most important thing to understand about Perimeter is that it is often much more concerned about being different than, necessarily, any g... Read Full Review
Perimeter is a real-time strategy game. Bored already? Thinking of dozens of C&C clones and other clickfests? Don't, because this game isn't like that. It's difficult to explain the game mechanics and even more diffic... Read Full Review
