The game is essentially an on-rails shooter. You advance through each level automatically shooting at anything happens to get in your way. You do this by controlling a reticle with your hand, using one of two “weapons” or a bomb that destroys everything. The first weapon you use is a targeting weapon using your right hand where you simply pass the reticle over enemies, which targets them. By flicking your hand towards the screen, you will unleash a devastating charge that damages or destroys whatever you’ve targeted. The next is a rapid-fire weapon used with your left hand, which while weaker than the targeting weapon, is extremely efficient against most foes. It’s also the only weapon that can destroy enemy projectiles, which is required if you want to make it past the first 5 minutes of any level. An alternate control task can be used that allows you to use either your right or left hand to attack, having you clap your hands in order to switch weapons. In whether operate scheme, fast throwing both hands up in the air will execute the bomb attack. This control scheme Child Of Eden Xbox 360 game works amazingly well, with very close to 1:1 tracking. It unquestionably is the most accurate use of Kinect that I’ve played. Don’t have Kinect? You can use your quarterly controller too, with weapons mapped to face buttons while you control your reticle with the left stick. This also works very well, understanding it’s more sluggish than using Kinect. It’s pretty clear though…this game is assuredly meant for petition controls.

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