Spencer Legacy
This author account hasn't been claimed yet. To claim this account, please contact the outlet owner to request access.
Writing For
MonsterVine
KeenGamerLatest Reviews
The visuals of Indivisible couldn’t be described as anything less than gorgeous. The breath-taking hand-drawn animation that defines Indivisible is stunning to look at, as is the jaw-dropping opening film (animated by Studio TRIGGER of Gurren Lagann and Kill la Kill fame.) There are times when the graphics won’t load...
AI: The Somnium Files
I want to specifically point out that AI has a stellar soundtrack, with themes that can evoke emotions of every kind from you as you play the game. I’ve had the “Date’s Apartment” and “Hifumi” themes stuck in my head for the last few days, though almost the entire soundtrack...
LEGO Jurassic World
Visually, Lego Jurassic World looks incredibly accurate to the toys it’s based on. These iconic film locations are incredibly charming when built from Lego, as are the characters of the films in minifigure form. The non-Lego environment pieces are exceptional as well, as they evoke a childish nostalgia, as though...
Visually, Rogue Corps is rough around the edges. Character models are quite intricately detailed, which contrasts with their eerie and off-putting faces. There are only a few types of fiends in the game, a lot of which look quite similar to one another. The designs themselves are great though, with...
Outside of combat, there’s an entirely new snowy hub area (named Seliana) with its own features in addition to all the necessary shops and mission boards. Your hunter receives a new two-story room with walls, floors, furniture, and decorations that can all be changed and customized, which makes it feel...
One thing that pretty much all fans agree on is that Final Fantasy VIII has an incredible soundtrack. Remastered uses this same soundtrack, and it’s still absolutely stunning. Lots of series classics, like Fisherman’s Horizon, Don’t Be Afraid, and Man With the Machine Gun, come from Final Fantasy VIII, and...
Another minor gripe comes from the limited (and frankly, weird) selection of monster animations. Only a few big cards play a 3D-animated mini-cutscene when summoned, which is disappointing. Iconic cards like Exodia, the Egyptian Gods, and Elemental Hero Flame Wingman don’t have animations, while lesser-known cards like Elemental Hero Thunder...
Visually, Man of Medan looks stunning at most times. Some of the facial expressions made by the main cast dip into the uncanny valley here and there, which can be as eerie as some of the game’s environments. For the most part, though, the motion-capture performance is remarkable and incredibly...
Oninaki
Visually, Oninaki can be incredibly colorful and pleasant to look at. Switching between the world of the living and the other side of the veil makes every environment feel multi-faceted. One moment, a forest path is bright and relaxing, while the next, it’s dark and harshly-lit with intense color. While...
DC Universe Online
The other most noticeable issue with DCUO comes in the form of its unfortunately dated visuals. It doesn’t look awful by any means, but you’ll have to get used to the character models and textures that feel a couple console generations out-of-date. The framerate can get a tad choppy at...
The voice acting of Ultimate Alliance 3 deserves a mention for how fantastic it is. I thought Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite had some wonky voice-work, as have some of the recent Marvel cartoons, but Ultimate Alliance 3 uses a lot of the best voice actors that some of these characters...
God Eater 3
The visuals of God Eater 3 are sufficient, with the Switch version looking adequate and running smoothly all-around. The designs of the numerous Aragami you battle are the visual highlight of God Eater 3, as their intricate gothic designs are incredibly creative and a morbid pleasure to look at. There’s...
