Nick Valdez
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Fighting can be incredibly fluid and fun, but it’s like Capybara took an idea they had for a side-scrolling beat-’em-up and stretched it beyond its limits into an ill-fitted action RPG. In that same breath, you’ll be hard pressed to find a game more faithful to its source material.
To put it bluntly, Seasons After Fall is “pleasant.” A world with a great feeling experience that tends to knock you out of it when moving around. As much as I appreciate a game as relaxed as this, that relaxation never quite became true enjoyment.
Late Shift is interesting enough on its first go around, but without reward in its narrative or punishment in its gameplay, there’s not enough reason to go back.
But for those who just want to see what that cute girl with horns is doing like I did, Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight is a brief, but highly enjoyable time. It can be over before it overstays its welcome and cracks start to show, but even then those flaws aren’t...
Loot Rascals
It’s also kinda funny that what seemed like a lot to take in sort of feels like second nature at this point. Frustrations eventually giving way toward a playful spite, I was running through the game again and again before I knew it. It’s going to be a long time...
CriticDB tracks 6 Nick Valdez reviews, averaging 63/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Nick Valdez score in the Reviews tab.
Nick Valdez score distribution
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