Contre Jour review.Classic Game Room presents a CGRundertow review of Contre Jour from Mokus and Chillingo for the iPhone. Contre Jour is the kind of title that really tests the durability of the old argument, “video games can’t be art.” Contre Jour uses the very camera technique eluded to by its title. Its graphics are absolutely striking in the way they contrast the backgrounds. We’ve seen this before in games, but it’s rare to see it paired with such an elegant flair. Elaborating on the same Edward Scissorhands meets Fisher Price look that defines games like World of Goo, Contre Jour has a hypnotic style you can’t look away from. The music is comprised almost solely of piano melodies, each piece providing a gorgeous, often solemn, always emotive soundtrack to the stunning pieces of art you happen to be playing through. Contre Jour is one of those rare games that has the complete package artistically, and if only for that, it’s well worth the experience. This video review features video gameplay footage of Contre Jour for the iPhone and audio commentary from Classic Game Room’s Derek. Check out more reviews from Classic Game Room at www.YouTube.com and www.YouTube.com For the latest trailers, visit www.YouTube.com Get more Classic Game Room on Facebook at www.facebook.com and at www.ClassicGameRoom.com.
Wow it looks amazing!
@sosbigote its a lingo word,genius(by the way,it does exist,if you’re really a spanish native speaker then you should know that every hispanic country has their own lingo & the way they speak spanish is different too,example of it:the spanish they speak in mexico has some difference compared to the spanish in Puerto Rico,they all have different lingos that only they use,you smart person.)
Basically, it’s Ikaruga for casuals.
Derek never try to pronounce Contre Jour again
Just kidding.
i miss the good old days when kevin and derek made more reviews, it was awesome.
so truth what derek says, derek is an amazing reviewer