A little review.
What happens when Pac-Man crosses with a paintbrush and Pokemon add-in steroids and the scrutiny of a perfectionist? Answer: A raging, muscle-bound artist with an obsessive munching for cute furry creatures in convenient little balls....or Crush Roller.
Like Pac-Man? Good, its the same thing....except you're a paintbrush. Goal is to paint all the roads while the Inky-ghost reincarnations, simple right? Well. not so simple. Actually, it's harder than playing Mike Tyson's Punch-Out with the Power Glove while blindfolded. Remember the part about perfectionist scrutiny, I wasn't kidding. To pass the level, all parts from EVERY angle must be covered. The spot can be so miniscule that you'll end painting the whole stage over again just to be sure while fending off enemies.
The only weapon of attack is the crush roller, paint roller, or whatever to smash enemies within a selected path but used only as a last resort as Blinky comes back stronger, faster, and meaner than before and only gets worse each time. At some time during the stage, they release a Pokemon-esque creature to undo your work. You can "catch" it before disappearing and add to the gallery.
For all my griping, Crush Roller still holds a good game though a challenging good game. If you're looking for tons of replayability, then Roller's multipath worlds has got you covered.
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