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Chamber of Time has an exceptional soundtrack and strong voice acting, though certain combat lines get run into the ground very quickly. The orchestral music is gorgeous, and gives off a feeling of wonderment that fits the world of Little Witch Academia quite well. The voice actresses definitely give it...
The music and voicework in God of War is superb, combining the grandiose tone of Norse mythology with an intimate feeling of grief and growth. The orchestral choir pieces are incredibly powerful, and fitting of the cinematic moments they’re used in. God of War also knows when to use silence,...
The music and voicework in God of War is superb, combining the grandiose tone of Norse mythology with an intimate feeling of grief and growth. The orchestral choir pieces are incredibly powerful, and fitting of the cinematic moments they’re used in. God of War also knows when to use silence,...
The music and voicework in God of War is superb, combining the grandiose tone of Norse mythology with an intimate feeling of grief and growth. The orchestral choir pieces are incredibly powerful, and fitting of the cinematic moments they’re used in. God of War also knows when to use silence,...
Visually, Adventure Pals seems to take influence from Cartoon Network shows like Adventure Time, as well as various webcomics. It’s a simple but effective style that makes the world of Adventure Pals feel fun and goofy while allowing for absurd power-ups like a flying giraffe and sunshine bombs. While I...
The voicework in Revenant Kingdom is splendid as well, as there were no characters whose voices felt out of place. I do wish that we got more voiced cutscenes though, as there were more textbox scenes than I expected throughout the game. The voiced cutscenes we do get are very...
Attack on Titan 2’s soundtrack doesn’t really stand out, as it’s primarily made up of verbose tracks that make you want to kill Titans. In that regard, it’s certainly effective, it just isn’t very memorable. The sound effects are visceral and sharp, which adds to the over-the-top hyperviolence that the...
The music in Way of the Passive Fist is incredibly memorable, with each track perfectly fitting its respective stage. While certain voice clips can be a bit repetitive, the intentionally hammy voicework for each boss is genius, rivalling X-Men Arcade for the best cheesy voice delivery in gaming.
The music of Fatal Bullet is alright, with some catchy tunes in each world. While a lot of the music is more atmospheric than memorable, it serves its purpose and blends in with each environment nicely. The voice acting is decent as well, though a lot of the characters sound...
Secret of Mana really shines in the soundtrack department, as the remake lets players switch between the original soundtrack and the remastered one on the fly. I’ve always thought that Secret of Mana has a stunning soundtrack, and hearing it once again, both the original and the remasters, has proven...
Visually, Guilt Battle Arena is mixed. Though the stumpy characters are quite charming, the minimal animation and lack of variety in settings make it feel a bit cheap. There isn’t a lot of energy to the animation, as characters typically just wave their arms or jump around, making the game...
The soundtrack of Survive is rather memorable, and worth listening to even outside of the game itself. While the songs that play in and around the base are full of longing and despair, the boss fight tracks are high-energy and almost exhilarating. The music tapes found throughout the Dust actually...
