Film Threat’s review of Eyeball Eddie: praise for M. Emmet Walsh’s supporting performance, but a mixed verdict overall — “a clichéd, predictable dark comedy.” Read more →

Next Generation’s review of the PlayStation port. Read more →

GamePro’s PlayStation review, praising it as “a brilliantly conceived thrill-a-minute war sim” with an unusually instrumental soundtrack. Read more →

Maximum’s review of Return Fire: Maps O’ Death, the game’s expansion pack, awarding it 4 out of 5 stars. Read more →

This 3DO Magazine (Japan) review presents Return Fire as a highly addictive, destruction-driven Capture the Flag action game that emphasizes tactical use of four distinct vehicles across large, cleverly designed maps. Read more →

This South Wales Argus review describes Return Fire as a standout shoot-’em-up for the 3DO, praising its fast-paced action, multiple vehicle types, and satisfying level-based objectives centered on collecting the enemy flag. Read more →

Praise for Return Fire as one of the most enjoyable action games available on the 3DO, built around a refreshingly simple rule set that encourages blowing everything up while capturing the enemy flag. Read more →

This Edge “Test Screen” review presents Return Fire as a deceptively elegant blend of arcade action and strategic cat-and-mouse gameplay, centered on capturing the enemy flag using four highly specialized vehicles. Read more →

This Video Games (Germany) review characterizes Return Fire as a deliberately simple yet highly compelling action–strategy game built around relentless destruction and a Capture the Flag objective. Read more →

This Games World review describes Return Fire as an impressive Desert Strike–style action game that challenges players to complete multiple military objectives using a small set of clearly differentiated vehicles. Read more →

Return Fire is praised as a fast, accessible overhead action game that combines Capture the Flag objectives with distinct vehicle-based combat, resulting in gameplay that is both immediately intuitive and tactically engaging. Read more →

Next Generation’s 3DO review, praising the classical soundtrack and two-player mode and noting the game holds up in single-player despite its many levels. Read more →

This Game Informer review praises Return Fire for blending fast-paced arcade action with strategic planning, centering on a clear Capture the Flag structure supported by four specialized vehicles. Read more →

This Player One review presents Return Fire as a highly polished, accessible action game inspired by Desert Strike, emphasizing its clear objectives, varied vehicle control, and exceptional audiovisual presentation. Read more →

This 3DO Magazine review hails Return Fire as a deceptively simple yet deeply engaging action–strategy game, built around clear Capture the Flag objectives and four sharply differentiated vehicles. Read more →