Capsized

A detailed review of the physics-driven action platformer built around a grappling hook, a kinetic ram, and a wide range of weapons. It praises the dense, beautiful art and fairly open levels and gives the game 86 points.

出典：PC Gamer / 2011-06-28

Lee Vermeulen, Alientrap's programmer and co-designer, covers how he and Jesse McGibney grew up together in Saskatoon and started Capsized as a university project. He also discusses the art influences (Metal Slug, Cortex Command), how Solar Fields came to do the music, and the design idea of making the player feel powerful through many ways to move.

出典：Tumblr / BIG Festival (bigentrevista) / 2012-12-20

Starting from the escape-pod crash, the review explains the controls: the grappling hook swings you around, pulls you up ledges, and moves obstacles. It also describes how tense the fights with aggressive alien creatures are.

出典：Jay is games / 2011-05-01

A launch-era review by Mike Rose, a writer known for indie coverage. It looks at how well the alien-planet survival action plays and how it is put together overall.

出典：Gamezebo / 2011-05-23

Played in 2023, more than ten years after release, by a writer who admits to struggling with low-gravity physics games. It looks at how approachable the bouncy movement is and how the varied stage goals depart from just running to the right.

出典：HonestGamers / 2023-03-19