has no replay value. A review in GamePro, in contrast, said the game "is nowhere near as good as Dragon's Lair or Space Ace" and that the 3DO version feels like an unfinished game due to its glitches and control, though they concurred on the high quality of the video. Both the Atari Jaguar CD and PlayStation versions were met with mixed reception from reviewers as well. Next Generation found the FMV quick-time event genre to be aging and unenjoyable. The Atari Timess Gregory D. George criticized the sound design but praised the gameplay and quality of the full motion video sequences for being better than Dragon's Lair, as well as the uninterrupted flow of each scene. The Sega Saturn version did not fare much better. GameRevolutions The Terror commended the animated graphics, smooth action, sound design and improvements over earlier versions of the game. GameSpots Hugh Sterbakov stated it "makes no improvement in a decade-old genre that never managed to bring its interactive excitement up to the level of its visuals". Electronic Gaming Monthlys review team razed the Saturn version for its low quality FMV, which they found compared extremely poorly to both the 3DO version of the game and to FMV in other Saturn games. Shawn Smith pointed out that the video is the main reason people play quick-time event FMV games, making the poor quality a fatal flaw. Some of the team also complained that the game itself is simply mindless trial-and-error. GamePros Doctor Devon similarly said that "the trial and error required to figure out button combinations is far too laborious for the mild comedic payoff that results". He also noted the poor video compression of the Saturn version, which he scored a 1 out of 5 in both control and fun factor, and a 2.5 in graphics and sound. Notes References External links Brain Dead 13 at AtariAge Brain Dead 13 at GameFAQs Brain Dead 13 at Giant Bomb Brain Dead 13 at MobyGames 1995 video games 3DO Interactive Multiplayer games Atari Jaguar CD games Cancelled Sega CD games CD-i games DOS games Full motion video based games Interactive movie video games IOS games Classic Mac OS games Mobile games PlayStation (console) games ReadySoft Incorporated games Sega Saturn games Single-player video games Video games developed in Canada Video games set in castles Windows games Empire Interactive games