Undercover: Dual Motives
Undercover: Dual Motives
DS
By: Sproing Interactive
Jackal
Senior Content Writer
Updated on
The Good
- Creative use of DS-specific features
- credit for being the first original Western adventure for Nintendo&rsquo
- s handheld.
The Bad
- Meagre storyline with huge credibility issues
- uninspired and often repetitive puzzles
- minigame controls are horrible
- bare-bones presentation.
Our Verdict
Poor
Shows just enough promise to hold your attention, but is buried under too many problems to be enjoyable.
No two ways about this DS prequel: Undercover: Dual Motives is exposed early and often as inferior to its PC predecessor in every way.
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