Because there is no right or wrong number of cards, it's all a matter of opinion and personal usage. (thesimpledollar.com)
Ultimately, Wrong Number does a great job at building upon the greatness in the original, but somehow, along the way, it falls just shy of the mark. (glitchcat.com)
Wrong Number looks to somehow be even more brutal than its predecessor. (blog.us.playstation.com)