Rochard Review   Reviewed: October 5, 2011  Sometimes, ordinary
people are thrust into situations in which they have to do
extraordinary things. Such is the case with John Rochard, a
simple man who is cast into the role of hero when the mine he's
working on is invaded by a gang of ne'er-do-wells called wild
boys. Thankfully, John has a handy device that lets him loosen
the grip of gravity and accomplish other nifty things, which
makes his transition from space miner to space savior
significantly smoother. Though this 2D puzzle platformer is
short on satisfying puzzles and memorable moments, it's still an
enjoyable trek that provides you with a fun assortment of ways
to navigate its tricky environments.  Rochard's story isn't one
of its strengths; this tale of ancient relics and corporate
corruption plays out predictably and ends with an unfulfilling
cliffhanger. But John Rochard's unapologetically blue-collar
ethos makes him a distinctive protagonist; you may love or hate
his use of phrases like "Get 'er done