"Proves to be yet another fine example shabby port of a decent PC title, that just falls apart when brought on to a console." Written by Mike Di Natale.

"Looks like a shooter, but at its heart it's a mind-busting puzzle game that transcends its own graphical limitations and delivers an intelligent gamer's paradise." Review by D-Pad Destroyer.

Rated 7.6/10 by Doug Radcliffe. "Project Eden's superior blend of squad-based gameplay, ingenious puzzles, clever level design, and multiplayer modes creates an action-adventure game that challenges your brain more than your trigger finger." 92 screen shots. Reader reviews.

"A disappointment...A neat idea having a city where the socio-economics are broken down so structurally. With nasty goings on occurring in the recesses of the city, I honestly wanted to love this game." Reviewed by Mike David.

"It's a massively built game but it seems more time was spent on creating the city than creating a driving story." Reviewed by Dylan Parrotta.

"More time has been spent on making sure Project Eden included as many smart, engaging puzzles as possible, rather than incorporating half a billion polygons and the latest in vector shading techniques." Review by Patrick Klepek.

"As far as style of gameplay, think "ICO," but without the atmospherics. It's similarly puzzle-intensive, and takes the cooperative aspects of ICO's design to an entirely new level." Review by David Smith.

"Lacks the full-on rampage of other action titles. "Halo" this is not. Combat is almost a throw-away sub-feature, and it shouldn't be." Review by David Hodgson.

"This is a PS2 series of riddles you don't want to rely too much on a strategy guide to beat, since solving them on your own or with friends is more than half the fun." Review by J.M. Vargas.

"Its somewhat remarkable then that Project Eden not only offers an update to the genre, but also takes it to the next level with tons of challenging environmental puzzles, amazing graphics, and not one, but four lead characters."

"Easily the cleverest game to emerge in some time and making your way through it's intricate innards is one of the most rewarding experiences the PS2 can currently offer. A slice of gaming heaven." Written by Mark Crawley with screen shots.

"Whilst the graphics aren't exactly the most impressive seen on the PlayStation 2; the gameplay makes up for the lack in looks."