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1. Reviewer: Game Informer
   20 May 2008

   Overall 7

   

    

   | Register More PlayStation Dreamcast Nintendo 64 Game Boy SNES NES NGAGE Genesis Sega Saturn Mac PLATFORM: DS SEARCH FOR THE LOST CELLS laying with the idea that you as the game player actually make “contact” with the characters in the game, you help along a doddering professor from outer space and the young boy he enlists to help him track down some lost power cells. Lots of great collectables from weapons to decals to strange costumes are fun, but the sit-back-and-... Read more

2. Reviewer: GamesAreFun
   18 October 2007

   Overall 5

   

    

   plays host to a wholly uninteresting, slow-moving, and surprisingly short story. You control Terry, a schoolboy who is skipping school one day when a spaceship happens to be in the wrong place at the wrong time and he bears witness to it crashing to Earth. Out comes the Professor, a kindly old man who bids Terry to get in his ship as soon as possible, as he is being pursued by a band of galactic terrorists called the CosmoNOTs. Terry does so, but unfortunately the Pro... Read more

3. Contact

   Reviewer: swapgame
   05 May 2007

   Contact relays the intriguing tale of an alien professor and a young man named Terry, an unfortunate fellow who finds himself helplessly involved in the friendly scholar's troubles. The game essentially revolves around a quest to recover what remains of the professor's extra-terrestrial power source, along with a selection of sub-missions. Of course, other parties are in the hunt for the aforementioned source of power to use for their own ends. Gameplay elements inclu... Read more

4. Reviewer: Gameplay Monthly
   11 April 2007

   I have been watching “Contact” closely over the last year or so; since I first saw some of the concept art and heard about the general storyline. It promised to be a unique and surreal RPG adventure unlike anything else. But what would you expect from the developers of “Killer7”? After a few delays, the game has finally reached the US, and I am pleased to say that this game definitely delivers on it's promise of being a refreshingly new RPG experience. Read more

5. Reviewer: VideoGamer.com
   15 March 2007

   Overall 8

   

    

   Contact is a quirky little RPG that all DS owners should take a look at. It's got a great look and can be played without causing too much stress. The DS is the perfect console for casual gaming and Contact fits that bill perfectly, although a better save system would have been preferable. Read more

1. Deeper meaning in life...results may vary.

   Reviewer: birjman, IGN
   23 October 2006

   Overall 9

   

    

   October 23, 2006 - Contact has met all of my expectations. It's much like Earthbound in it's quirkiness, dialogue, humour, and heart-tugging. Graphics aren't much better than GBA-level, sound's midi-full, and MMORPG-style battling is just okay. 250 characters, sorry. Read more