We were given the opportunity to review Transformers: War For Cybertron. 

I played the PS3 version, and found the graphics to be quite stunning.  The sound effects were excellent.  Gameplay was rather easy to understand.  I found the limited amount of ammo to be a downfall.

I give the game a 9 out of 10.

My daughter tried out the Wii, and the DS version.  She enjoyed the DS version most out of the 2. 

Here is my daughters review of the game…

The Decepticons are trying to defeat the Autobots, and take over the world.  I think that boys, and other kids that like robots, and fighting will like this game.  The sound effects were great.  If your robot has full health, then the game is going to be very smooth.  If you lose health, then you will need to work to fix yourself.  The controls were very easy to understand, and use.  The game has a training room, and you can become a different robot.  For the most part the missions are quite similar to the ones before.  I didn’t get to try out the multiplayer mode, but I am sure it would make the game a bit more interesting. Each robot has their own totally unique, and different weaponry.

Overall I give the game a 7 out of 10.

Here is a XBox360 review from guest blogger “TJ”

Transformers: War For Cybertron is a thinking game, you can’t play it without paying attention.  The whole game is a story and the story is broken into two parts.  One features Megatron trying to take over Cybertron and the other features Optimus Prime becoming the Autobot leader.  Campaigns can be played by one player or online with others.

Missions are a little repetitive and a bit long, it took what seemed like forever to go through one level.  I could only play one mission a day because after that I was tired of it.  I’d like to see an option for shorter missions.  On the positive side, the controller was very responsive.  Controlling the character and transformations took a little getting used to.  The graphics were clear and colorful.  While I didn’t really care for the music I did think the sound effects were good.  Once in a while I found them a little distracting, like when things exploded that I didn’t shoot at and the almost constant background chatter and noise - I’d have preferred not to hear those.

Receiving the game had no effect on our review of the game. Receiving the game was strictly for the purpose of reviewing the game, and giving feedback on it.

This game was perfect for me while I was trying out a new supplement called noxycut. This is because some of the missions took a very long time.