Exit DS

The default control scheme's the biggest difference from this and the PSP/XBLA versions, as Exit DS primarily uses the stylus to control the characters' movements. You tap on a character and then tap where you want them to go or on the object to use. It's a fair idea, but the execution's far too touchy in areas where a sensitive nudge is required -- it's supremely annoying to watch Mr. Esc clumsily fall to his death and shatter both his legs on the very last jump because of a misinterpreted command. Still, while the controls are frequently irksome, Exit DS is a challenging, rewarding, cleverly designed game for any puzzle fan.

"Exit DS is one of those games that really would have benefited from the Nintendo DS’ touch screen but, sadly, the awkward controls make for some rather frustrating gameplay. On the other hand, those who are patient with the game will find themselves enjoying the puzzles for a short time. It’s a good try but it just isn’t good enough to recommended."