X-Out: Resurfaced Reviewed by Cyril Lachel on . While it may not rise to the same heights as R-Type and Gaiares, X-Out is a fun shoot ‘em up with something unique to offer. Being able to fully customize your ships adds a lot of depth to what could have been a straight-forward action game, and I like how you can build new ships that act like extra lives. Unfortunately, it’s the very thing that I like the most about the game that ends up making it far too easy. There is an extra mirror mode that will give players a reason to play it a second time, but outside of that, there isn’t much bringing gamers back to this 36-year-old shooter. I’m happy that a whole new generation (including myself) will be able to experience this old school classic in one form or another, but X-Out: Resurfaced just can’t compare to the genre greats. Rating: 64%
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