Games Reviews: Monsters (Probably) Stole My Princess

Friday 23 April 2010 00:00 BST

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£3.49

Format PSP, PS3

Publisher Mediatonic

Missing: one princess. Suspected abductor: some kind of monster. When vampiric demon The Duke loses his princess, he sets out to track down every ghoulie and ghostie and longleggedy beastie in the neighbourhood and does battle with them, using as many stylish combos as possible, over a course of platforms. This PSN Mini game is short, sweet and funny. Probably the best £3.50 you’ll spend this week.

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