Razor 2: Hidden Skies

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Pros:

Substantial difficulty.
Entertaining 90's shoot 'em up style, a nicely packaged little upgrade system, and good music.

Cons:

Bland visuals, Unclear field of movement, Imprecise hit detection, Buggy controller support.
Horrible visuals, unreadable fonts, and Microsoft Anna voiceovers.

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Last revision on April 4, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Substantial difficulty
Entertaining 90's shoot 'em up style, a nicely packaged little upgrade system, and good music

Reviewers Didn't Like

Bland visuals, Unclear field of movement, Imprecise hit detection, Buggy controller support
Horrible visuals, unreadable fonts, and Microsoft Anna voiceovers

Expert reviews and ratings

This generic shoot-'em-up fails to breathe any life into its competent action....

By GameSpot on September 01, 2010

by Brian Rowe, August 9, 2010 Razor 2: Hidden Skies is a very traditional shmup from the old school - no curtains of bullet-hell, no score-chains, no bullet-buzzing, or any gimmick whatsoever. You can upgrade your agile fighter with better weapons...

By GameZone on August 09, 2010

Razor2: Hidden Skies is a decent shooter with good production values, such as the excellent score. And I really like the ability to customize the ship’s weapon systems to suit personal play style or the challenges presented by each stage. But the...

By IGN Gear on August 02, 2010

The developers at INVENT4 Entertainment have produced a game replete with fancy do-dads and a futuristic atmosphere, but at the same time, a game that looks horribly under-developed. See if this game lives up to its nineties counterparts fifteen...

By GamingShogun on August 11, 2010