Game Review by Shane Mooney
Game Rating = 3/5
Smart, simple and surprisingly easy, ‘GabCab’ shows promise as a highly addicting downloadable game reminiscent of classic arcade games such as ‘Frogger” in it’s ease of play. The game revolves around a taxi cab (you) which picks up customers and delivers them to their various destinations by means of mouse clicks. This starts off as an easy task, but as the gas runs out and customers expect better standards in higher levels, ‘GabCab’ becomes more of a challenge.

Three Reasons to buy ‘GabCab’:
#1 – It’s easy to play. Simple controls and easy to grasp objectives, this downloadable game is perfect for players of any age and skill level.
# 2 – Cheap price. At $6.99 this game won’t leave a hole in your wallet. The website also offers a free hour trial version. This gives you the option of trying out the game before splashing out the cash.
# 3 – It’s addictive. After paying your money you want to have a game that doesn’t become boring after two or three levels. This game provides an easy game play that will keep you playing over and over again.
Three Reasons to avoid buying ‘GabCab’:
# 1 – It’s repetitive. Each level is pretty much the same thing over and over, only becoming harder by customers expecting better standards and gas running out more quickly.
#2 – Annoying soundtrack. The soundtrack is not the easiest to listen to in the word, and the sound is better kept on as it makes it easier to identify when a new customer is looking for a cab.
# 3 – Too easy. While it’s ease of play might be a good reason for lesser skilled gamers to buy this game, veterans will find it a walk in the park which poses little challenge.

Overall, ‘GabCab’ is definitely worth a look. It’s creativity makes it different, which is rare in toady’s gaming world. The graphics are what you expect from a DivX 8 game – not great but highly tolerable. The soundtrack can get extremely annoying at times, but is better left turned up to hear when somebody is looking for a pick up. It’s definitely playable, and does get you hooked (something you’d expect after paying $6.99).
‘GabCab’ gets a score of 3/5. It loses marks for it’s soundtrack and repetitiveness, but is definitely not a bad game. It’s a game which is probably best suited for young children.