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MERCURY MELTDOWN REVOLUTION WII REVIEW FULL

Being a liquid, though, it's really easy to break up into smaller droplets if you "pour" yourself off a drop too fast or hug a corner so tightly it splits you, and in fact some puzzles even require you to bisect in order to mix colours.Ĭolour is important for opening various colour-coded doors, and is adjusted either by taking a red, blue, or green shower, or mixing different coloured bits of yourself together to create yellow, pink or turquoise. As you finish levels, the test tubes fill with the amount of mercury you managed to escape with, and earn a stopper at 100%.

MERCURY MELTDOWN REVOLUTION WII REVIEW FULL

To do that with a D-pad or analogue stick (an option using either the remote or classic controller) would be passé, but to do it with full motion control is still pretty fresh and quite a bit of fun.Įach lab features a series of test tube levels you can hop between at will since they are all unlocked with each lab. The game's aim is to puzzle through various themed laboratories, keeping your droplet intact while avoiding perilous hazards and pitfalls. In Mercury Meltdown Revolution, you can almost imagine your "character" as liquid metal on the run. This is how you survive in Mercury Meltdown Revolution. Be one with the Wiimote, too, but be one with the blob. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Be one with the blob.

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