Mercury Melting Down PSPs today

Okay, to start things off – and head off potential hostile comments and lawsuits, this story is not about bricked handhelds! (Damn, the challenges of making snappy titles…) Okay, now that’s out of the way, Mercury Meltdown arrives in stores today! The successor to Archer Maclean’s Mercury sends players through more wild and insane puzzles featuring the blob of that temperature-sensing, hated-by-Greenpeace element of the periodic table.

This sequel’s got more color, as opposed to Archer‘s more industrial look. It also tweaks certain elements from the first game, such as time limits, to make the game accessible to the beginner, but still a brain-busting challenge in spite of it all. Your standard blob of mercury now features four distinct states: normal, rock-solid, molasses-slow cold, and Sonic-burning hot forms that changes the way players must navigate all those mazes.

If you’re in the mood for puzzles to burn your PSP time with, or if you enjoyed Archer Maclean’s Mercury, then Mercury Meltdown is the perfect buy. And we reiterate again: this isn’t about bricking PSPs. Brain-busting challenges may brick your brain, though.

Buy: [Mercury Meltdown]

Okay, to start things off – and head off potential hostile comments and lawsuits, this story is not about bricked handhelds! (Damn, the challenges of making snappy titles…) Okay, now that’s out of the way, Mercury Meltdown arrives in stores today! The successor to Archer Maclean’s Mercury sends players through more wild and insane puzzles featuring the blob of that temperature-sensing, hated-by-Greenpeace element of the periodic table.

This sequel’s got more color, as opposed to Archer‘s more industrial look. It also tweaks certain elements from the first game, such as time limits, to make the game accessible to the beginner, but still a brain-busting challenge in spite of it all. Your standard blob of mercury now features four distinct states: normal, rock-solid, molasses-slow cold, and Sonic-burning hot forms that changes the way players must navigate all those mazes.

If you’re in the mood for puzzles to burn your PSP time with, or if you enjoyed Archer Maclean’s Mercury, then Mercury Meltdown is the perfect buy. And we reiterate again: this isn’t about bricking PSPs. Brain-busting challenges may brick your brain, though.

Buy: [Mercury Meltdown]