Zach Wilkerson
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It would be easy for the game to feel awkward or like it wants to be something else. It doesn’t. And nothing about it feels like a retooled gacha game. Instead, Final Fantasy Resonance’s masterful presentation, along with its understanding of why people yearn for a return to those games,...
So, you know what, maybe I’m not so upset about writing this review. I don’t know if bringing more of the gacha game’s story, rebalancing battles, or streamlining sidequests would fix all of Another Eden Begins‘ problems, but surely the team could’ve done more. As much as I want to...
If Switch 2 is your only means of playing Elden Ring, then by all means, it’s time to dive into The Lands Between. It may be best experienced elsewhere, but Tarnished Edition is still the complete experience with few caveats.
You’ve likely already looked at the score at the bottom here. It might seem high for a game I’ve spent most of this review ripping apart. The truth is I still had a relatively fun time playing Beast of Reincarnation. After all, even if executed poorly, I love so many...
I guess I can hope that whatever money they make here goes toward finally bringing Tales of the Abyss my way. Assuming you have access to the original in any other format, I’d recommend you not spend yours on it, though.
Even so, with Reimagined, it’s time for everyone to finally stand up and agree that Dragon Quest VII is one of the best games in the series. Dragon Quest VII Reimagined cements this by smoothing out some of the rough edges, keeping things moving, and giving us a look and...
You know what? My grandma was right. Some things don’t need to change. But I can always go back and recreate that moment any time I want with the original. Maybe this new version of Dragon Quest I isn’t for me, but the new Dragon Quest II sure is, and...
Don’t get me wrong: there’s still more than enough of the base game’s DNA here to have a great time. Exploration is still a blast, it still looks good, and it sounds incredible, accompanied by some beautiful new tracks from composer Eddie Marianukroh that fit right into the already stellar...
Maybe more than any previous Soulsborne title, Elden Ring Nightreign is a game of learning, of trial and error. You run through Limveld again and again, and you figure out which methods work best for you, which places are worth going, and which approach is going to help you be...
Maybe the most important thing a developer can do when remastering a game is choosing not to fix what isn’t broken. For the most part, that’s exactly what GungHo did here; they kept the remaster simple, but not because this is a cheap port. Adding a bunch of fancy bells...
I guess none of that really answers the first question. You know what? Buy it anyway. It’s not complicated after all: it’s still Suikoden, and it’s still glorious.
Just listen to grandma and make sure the little ones pick up that healer before they venture forth.
