Spencer Legacy
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The visuals are adequate for the most part, though the characters’ faces are somewhat off-putting during cutscenes. Mars itself is entirely brown and red, which doesn’t exactly make for the most diverse setting. It’s difficult to tell areas apart, with only the occasional landmark standing out as visually interesting. The...
Outside of the story, the Territory Recovery mode is the biggest and most enjoyable addition to Attack on Titan 2. In this mode, you get to make your own regiment using your custom character and most of the main characters of Attack on Titan. You use up turns to move...
Dragon Quest Builders 2
As usual, Akira Toriyama’s art-style is all kinds of wonderful. Every environment is full of color and life, and the monsters are all as memorable as ever. The blocky Minecraft-style environments fit with the whimsical world of Dragon Quest quite well, as it did in the first Builders. The music...
Judgment
Judgment looks and sounds exceptional. The main characters’ faces are incredibly realistic, and the special attacks and cutscenes are as gloriously gratuitous as ever. The English voice-acting is actually alright, though I switched to the Japanese voice-over because I found it to be better and more natural-sounding overall.
Samurai Shodown
The visuals of Samurai Shodown are sharp and distinct, with a suitably Japanese style emanating out of everything, from the characters to the background. The (optional) blood adds a lot to combat, as it adds some striking and gory color to combat with each slash. The character designs in Samurai...
Trover Saves the Universe
Finally, I’ve got to give credit to Trover for its visuals and music. Roiland’s iconic style is on full display in Trover, with crazy colors and odd shapes everywhere. Every alien world feels like a completely new and fascinating place– even when you’re platforming on giant flesh nodes and teeth....
Team Sonic Racing
Team Sonic Racing has an amazing soundtrack that’s chock-full of stellar remixes of classic Sonic tunes. I’m a sucker for Rooftop Run, no matter what game it’s in, and the remix and track in Team Sonic Racing based on that stage are top-notch. The same goes for the Seaside Hill-based...
In addition to all these titles, there’s a digital book that shows off art and concepts from the included titles. The best part has to be the in-depth interviews with all sorts of different staff members from the franchise as well as the Netflix series. The book offers some real...
Visually, Paws on Fire is incredibly average. The animations in the opening cutscene are unpolished, but models look fine in gameplay for the most part. Stages feel fitting and don’t distract from gameplay, and enemies come in more varieties than just “woolies” this time, which is refreshing. The music can...
Mortal Kombat 11
The visuals of Mortal Kombat 11 are fantastic, with special attacks and ridiculous gore that has never looked better. A couple character faces are a bit disorienting, but the vast majority of Mortal Kombat 11 looks incredibly impressive. The music is fittingly intense, and the remix of the movie’s theme...
Visually, Iron Rain is a mess. The framerate stutters more often than it runs smoothly, and completely slows down the game at points. The camera gets stuck on the surrounding bugs sometimes when they’re a bit too close, the models clip and jump all around, and having too many enemies...
The visuals of World Mission are rough. The character models have very little expression whatsoever, making them look stiff and robotic. They look good in action, as they strike dynamic poses and shoot flashy and colorful energy blasts. It’s when they’re standing still and speaking in cutscenes that their models...
