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Super Bomberman R
Bomberman R‘s sound is exciting for the most part, with a few tracks that start to wear on you as time goes on. The voice acting stands out thanks to the cheesiness that fills every line. It’s clear that the voice actors were having a lot of fun with their...
Breath of the Wild‘s sound is everything you should expect from a Zelda game: a memorable soundtrack with plenty of charming noises and sounds. Even the moments without the stellar music, like when you wander through an empty field, enhance the sense of adventure that Breath of the Wild so...
Danganronpa 1-2 Reload
The voice acting is also superb, with only a couple voices feeling off. While the Japanese dub is superior, the English voices are rather well-done, and the localization is particularly humorous. While it’s easy to slip-up and add in jokes that don’t fit in the slightest, Danganronpa manages to blend...
Ys Origin has a good, if not great, soundtrack. A lot of the themes are quite relaxing, providing the majority of the game with a certain ambience that makes Origin more relaxing to play, even if they aren’t overly memorable. The boss themes are exceptional, adding an incredibly catchy sense...
The Band of Hawk‘s sound is decent, though not particularly stand-out. While the voices for each character are fitting and well-performed, as they’re lifted from the 2016 anime adaption, the music isn’t particularly outstanding. While it sets the tone well, it’s more of a score than a memorable soundtrack. The...
Next Order’s sound is fantastic, with a number of songs that stick with you even after you’re done playing. Battle themes are energetic with a bit of optimism, while the map areas all have different variations for day, evening, and night time. The voice acting in the game is quite...
The music in Journey of the Cursed King is tremendous, and incredibly memorable. The sprawling open fields have upbeat music that beckons you towards exploration and adventure, while dungeons and enemy-infested areas have tense and eerie melodies haunting their halls. The use of classic sounds in menus and battle is...
Yakuza 0
Yakuza 0‘s voice acting is near-perfect. Every voice fits its character, and the emotional range that the main characters have is excellent, especially when put on display in some of the game’s more emotional moments. Even during the silliest side-missions, the voices are spot-on. Hearing Kiryu awkwardly advise a BDSM...
The Last Guardian has some exquisite sound. The music, or lack of music, in certain areas perfectly compliments the atmosphere. Battles feel scarier, while peaceful rooms and sun-soaked cliffs feel completely safe and reassuring. The sounds that Trico makes are both adorable and saddening, depending on the situation, while the...
The sound in this episode is also at an all-time high. This episode felt particularly inspired by the more epic, heavy tone of Arkham City‘s soundtrack, carrying on a trend of focusing on different Batman themes in each episode. The use of the series’s stellar main theme is perfect as...
Final Fantasy XV
Final Fantasy XV‘s visuals are gorgeous, and some of the best I’ve seen this generation. While the characters all look amazing, the locations, monsters, and particle effects stand out. Towns and stretches of land are full of small details and effects that make them feel alive, while monsters all move...
The usual video and audio issues are present, but that’s to be expected at this point. Again, the issues are minor, but still able to take you out of the plot here and there. The music is still on point, with a heavier focus on Dark Knight-style tracks.
