Xyanide review:
Though Xyanide plays similarly to various classic arcade shoot-'em-ups, it's got its own strange twists and style that are worth experiencing by fans of similar games.
Xyanide preview:
Though Xyanide plays similarly to various classic arcade shoot-'em-ups, it's got its own strange twists and style that are worth experiencing by fans of similar games.
Xyanide review:
Though Xyanide plays similarly to various classic arcade shoot-'em-ups, it's got its own strange twists and style that are worth experiencing by fans of similar games.
Xyanide preview:
In Xyanide you take on the role of Drake, a government executioner from the planet Mardar. Aboard a small fighting ship, your task is to guide the evil witch Aguira into the great maelstrom to be sure of her final judgment. But as an asteroid hits Aguira’s prison ship, chaos ensues – and Aguira tries to escape her fate by creating worlds filled with the fiercest creatures, enemies and evil manifestations of her imagination. You are the only one able to stop her and bring her to justice!
Xyanide preview:
The current build does have a few rough edges, for instance the missile lock-on is a bit awkward to use in the heat of battle, but overall it's a fast-paced, unique experience that fills a gaping hole in the Xbox's game library.Xyanide is also in development for the PSP, GBA, and N-gage.
Xyanide review: