this tedious game, the dismal one-color landscapes are the same as those in half of the Jaguar games out there." German publication ST-Computer noted the diegetic music and frame rate, but felt that it was graphically limited. Marc Abramson of the French ST Magazine disagreed with other reviewers regarding the usage of texture mapping for objects and enemies, finding it to be an improvement over Cybermorph, while praising the scenery, intermission cutscenes, complex missions, and overall longevity. Fun Generations Martin Weidner and Stephan Girlich gave positive remarks to the audiovisual presentation and gameplay. MAN!AC Oliver Ehrle commended the different missions and controls, but ultimately opined that the game played identical to its predecessor. ST Formats Frank Charlton echoed similar thoughts as other critics praising the game, lauding its appealing visuals, atmospheric music, varied missions, and lack of slowdown. Atari Gaming Headquarters Brian C. Bessemer regarded it as "an excellent sequel to Cybermorph", highlighting its replayability, audio, and lack of loading times, but did not concurred with Charlton about the visuals, stating that they "just don't mix all too well." Retrospective coverage Retrospective commentary for Battlemorph has been equally favorable. The Atari Times Gregory D. George found it to be "a remarkable upgrade over Cybermorph", noting the audiovisual presentation and controls. Author Andy Slaven also highlighted the improved visuals, soundtrack, and mission variety. AllGames Kyle Knight commented, "If you had to choose one game to demonstrate how great the Jaguar CD add-on could have been, Battlemorph would be a likely candidate." Knight referred it as one of the best games released for the Jaguar CD, lauding the graphics, the music, and the way it offers the player a variety of options for responding to attacks, achieving objectives, and exploring environments. In 2013, HobbyConsolas identified Battlemorph as one of the twenty best games for the platform. Christian Roth of German website neXGam also gave the title a positive retrospective outlook. References External links Battlemorph at AtariAge Battlemorph at GameFAQs Battlemorph at MobyGames 1995 video games Atari games Atari Jaguar CD games Atari Jaguar-only games Attention to Detail games Science fiction video games Shooter video games Single-player video games Video game sequels Video games developed in the United Kingdom Video games set in outer space Video games set in the future Video games with underwater settings