Mr. Driller (DC) Reviews

Mr Driller is from the same school of thought as Chu Chu Rocket. The plot doesn't really make much sense, the concept it strange and the graphics could have just been ported from the Megadrive. However, the bottom line is that nobody cares about any of these things because Mr Driller is pure awesomeness. Without going into ...  Read the complete review

Before anyone accuses me of plagiarism, this review can also be found at http://includes.reserve.co.uk/reviews/review.php?index=999107736&custid=TRUE where it is also my own work. Thankyou. The town is being overrun by coloured blocks!Everyone is in a panic! Quick, call Mr Driller! The blocks are coming from deep underground - ...  Read the complete review

This game is very simple, but extremely addictive. the mole people are making their munchies, but they're making too much! the town is overrun, and mr driller is called in to save the day. just drill your way through 1000 feet of multicoloured sherbet blocks (or 500 feet for the kids out there), but keep an eye on your ...  Read the complete review

With the needs of today's gamers this game wasn't meant to be a huge success. This game is so simple three buttons do exactly the same thing. Now some may think this a bad thing, but the simplicity and ease makes up for the lack of modern styled levels and graphics. The aim of the game is to steer Mr.Driller down through 100 metres ...  Read the complete review

this game is very simple, but extremely addictive. the mole people are making their munchies, but they're making too much! the town is overrun, and mr driller is called in to save the day. just drill your way through 1000 feet of multicoloured sherbet blocks (or 500 feet for the kids out there), but keep an eye on your oxygen ...  Read the complete review

I must admit, I wasn't expecting much of this cheap and cheerful little puzzler - the graphics are cute'n'colourful but not exactly up to DC standards, the gameplay is simplistic, and there's no 2 player mode - but my calloused thumbs bear testament to how addictive it is. After the first few games, the challenge to dig deeper sets ...  Read the complete review