Today sees the launch of PlatinumGames' latest epic, the action-packed Astral Chain. Showcasing the company's trademark combat-focused gameplay and eye-catching visuals, this Switch exclusive also features sections where you investigate crime scenes and compile clues. It's a fantastic mix of genres and is effortlessly one of the best games we've played this year – as you'll know if you've already consulted our exhaustive Astral Chain review.
"With its amazing visuals, fantastic presentation, varied gameplay and deep, rewarding combat, Astral Chain could well be PlatinumGames' most accomplished game yet," we hooted. "Astral Chain isn't just one of the Switch's stand-out hits – it's one of 2019's best video games."
That's all very well, you might say, but what are other outlets saying about Astral Chain?
Eurogamer: "A Platinum-plated masterpiece"
...Astral Chain's action is some of the very finest I've come across, all delivered with a seamless quality that often leaves you breathless. Platinum never loses its lustre, goes the motto that sits proudly in the entry lobby of the studio's Osaka headquarters, though some might have thought the studio has dulled in recent years. Astral Chain is having absolutely none of that, and it shines brighter than anything in the studio's past. It's an absolute dream of a game.
IGN: "This is Platinum at its finest"
Astral Chain is another excellent game from Platinum, and one of the best action games of this generation. Period. Fighting off alien invaders with a Legion robot by your side proves to be even more fun than it looks, which is saying a lot. Even outside of combat, the world and its characters brim with life – other than the main protagonist, that is. Excellent pacing artfully balances tense action with enticing exploration to create a deeply satisfying and charmingly quirky ride.
Kotaku: "So much more than just an action game"
I came into Astral Chain expecting a nice action game with a pleasant anime aesthetic, a scoop of ice cream with a cherry on top. Platinum Games gave me a giant sundae piled high with whipped cream and sliced fruit and chocolate sauce. And nuts. Pecans. Love those pecans. What I wanted is there, and it’s good. There’s just so much more, and I love it all.
GameSpot: "There's nothing quite like the look and feel of Astral Chain"
Astral Chain's shortcomings don't overshadow what it does best. It's an incredible execution of a fresh take on Platinum Games' foundation, standing among the stylish-action greats. And its own anime-inspired swagger makes fights all the more exhilarating. You'll come to appreciate the calmer moments in between that add variety and offer a second to relax before jumping back into the superb combat. After 40 hours with Astral Chain, I'm still eager to take on the tougher challenges, and I'll be grinning from ear to ear as I hit all the right moves, one after the other, while watching it all unfold.
The Independent: "A tedious button-mashing journey"
What you’re ultimately left with here is a bland story told a thousand times, mixed together with uninspiring combat. While it’s truly great to see Nintendo do new things that’s so different from much previous by them, the execution leaves a lot to be desired in terms of its core gameplay mechanics.
Game Informer: "An explosive battlefield duet"
I had a blast playing Astral Chain and didn’t want it to end. Platinum has created a wonderful new universe for players to dive into that I could see extending into anime, movies, and hopefully sequels. The dual-character gameplay is also brilliantly devised, and although not as difficult as PlatinumGames’ other titles, creates a duet that makes you feel like a powerful, unstoppable force. The story may be the weakest part of the experience, given just how much it changes trajectory, but it has some legitimately great moments, and a big twist I didn't see coming. All told, this is one hell of a game.
Polygon: "The best new Nintendo franchise since Splatoon"
What begins as a dark meditation on collecting pocket monsters gradually becomes a blunt, but effective, soap opera about life in shitty times. Astral Chain is about the urge to inspire good, not just by hurting the enemy, but through helping those around you. It’s also wonderfully welcoming, an action game for everybody that provides an escape to a world on fire where good people can do right.
Vice: "A flavourless disappointment"
It’s not that there are no original ideas in Astral Chain, no bright spots or brief respites from the boring loop. It’s that for nearly 30 hours, the ones that show up are either underdeveloped or else go uncultivated in favor of something fundamentally rehashed and reheated.
US Gamer: "Feels like the type of game that doesn't get made anymore"
Part melodramatic anime, part overly complicated Tamagotchi, it's an eminently playable action role-playing game that delivers the pleasure of good teamwork in a way few singleplayer games accomplish. Building on action design ideas seeded in Nier, Astral Chain encourages you to bond with your beloved pet cybermonster both on and off the battlefield. Then, it teaches you how to fight as one.
There's a good chance that you'll already have the game in your hands by the time you read this, so be sure to let us know what you think by posting a comment.
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It’s really fun. Can’t wait to jump back in after work
Definitely getting it. But I have to finish Fire Emblem: Three Houses first. 🦁
I didn't like the first chapter, but was soon blown away by what came afterwards. This game oozes quality, and is a blast to play. Can't wait to start playing again after work.
I always am rooting for Platinum, I hope this game reaches the success/sales that they deserve!
"Critics."
"Journalism."
I just finished Metal Gear Rising (only like 4 hours to be fair) after completing Bayonetta 1 so I’m torn whether to get Bayo 2 or this. I’d hoped Bayo 2 was cheap by now but I’m not sure, might have to trawl my local CEX.
If one of your arguments against a game is calling it "button mashing" then it honestly shouldn't be taken seriously at all.
I would say it’s a game that needs you to have played brawlers like DMC and Bayonetta before, but rewrites the standard fare. The best brawlers are all about the dodge button, and so far I feel this uses it brilliantly. A game best appreciated by fans of the genre.
The true challenge is remembering what buttons do what and not thinking it’s Bayonetta controls!
put me in the flavorless camp
@Franz Same here. Fire Emblem Three Houses is so long! (But really good)
Every one is happy then plenty of good reviews for the Nintendo and Platinum fans and for the people who are a bit bitter it's not multiplatform, a couple of negative reviews which they can see as 'an actual HONEST opinion unlike (insert outlet here), they're all fanboys'
The independent. The same independent that spams every website and Google search with cut and paste articles? Yeah going to trust a review from them.
Ah yes, that famed games critic, The Independent.
Not surprised those sites chimed in on their “disappointment”. The gaming sites have more weight on it in my opinion.
Well given that the review from the Independent thinks Nintendo made the game, this tells you all you need to know about the ability of their reviewers
If there ever released a demo I would appreciate it.
@HorridCrow Usually the start of games are The Low point of the game and then you play more of it then it gets more addicting to play.
@carlos82 Well Polygon also make the mistake calling it a Nintendo Franchise.
@carlos82 What are you talking about? The Switch has no third party support, the game has to be from Nintendo.
Nintendo is doomed. 😋
With all the mixed reviews you can understand why people are confused about this game!
Staring at the clock like a little girl. Is it 3 yet?!
@Xelha why don't readers actually read
Platinum studied Marvel movies and recreated many 'heroic feels' (even the music) that differentiate this game from Anime.
Damn, why didn't Marvel asked Platinum to make their games. They can create that high energy action with inspiring heroic feels.
@Knuckles silly me I forgot, Switch has no games and everyone buys their games elsewhere, or so says EA 😜
My Switch is doomed......DOOM, DOOM, DOOM 2 and DOOM 3 😂
I’m still waiting for mine to come in the mail. Platinum weren’t bound to make everyone happy, given the ambition of the various gameplay elements they melded together here. It’s up for debate whether or not we should judge video game storytelling based on solely the precedents set by other video games, or if it should be judged against the other perhaps “more established” mediums.
As long as they are able to reveal a lot of the narrative details via the player interacting with the world and it is somewhat engaging, I’ll be happy.
I can't tell from these blurbs if the people complaining are disliking the story or the gameplay.
Honestly. I haven't played a Platinum game that had a good story. There all pretty bad. Entertaining because the characters, but just bad.
"While it’s truly great to see NINTENDO do new things that’s so different from much previous by them, the execution leaves a lot to be desired in terms of its core gameplay mechanics."
Such journalism. Such research.
Interesting how the more negative reviews come from non-game based outlets (vice and the independent)..not that they're any less valid, but also not places I'd necessarily go to for reviews anyway.
@carlos82 Would you say your switch is Eternally Doomed? XD
Critical opinions? I much prefer the opinion of a single random stranger on an internet forum. Which forum and which stranger are a matter of great secrecy.
Oh dear I do enjoy seeing when reviews are so blatantly trying to put down a game without actually having spent the time to merit the judgment.
The reviews from Vice and The Independent reek of attention seeking, and the Polygon review seems somehow off (Also, naming it a Nintendo franchise isn't entirely accurate and diminishes Platinumgames which is not appreciated).
Game's pretty darned good, though I do agree with some of the criticisms in the other reviews.
All in all really great game.
(Got lucky, early game )
Why did i read this, the hype train went even bigger, was planning to get it next month lol but now i cant wait anymore.
Mostly good reviews. Great game!
@Knuckles give it a couple of months 😉
There are people out there hating on this game just because it got good press.
@nintendolie While Team Ninjas done a great job, I really want this Platinum developed Marvel game now. Not even an avengers one, give them a character like... honestly I think they could do amazing things with Spiderwoman (Jessica Drew) even if Marvel likes to pretend she doesn't exist. Or perhaps a Thor game?
I love it so far, very unique action game.
So, the takeaway from this is that Vice just hasn't got a clue about this game whatsoever, and The Independent probably should have watched some Treehouse footage before they started to try and button-mash their way through the game.
That might actually also have helped them to learn who actually made it...
Why do people keep saying it's a Nintendo game when it's a Platinum game? Nintendo is not a homogenous megacorp it's a company made of different teams with their own craftmanship. And Platinum doesn't even belong to Nintendo. Nintendo only funded the game. It's so disrespectful for the developers who work on all these different games to think every game with the word Nintendo written on the box is made by the guys who make Mario.
@LUIGITORNADO Did you play Madworld?
My copy is coming next week so I can't wait to see what all the fuss about.
To be fair to the bad reviews, the reviewers/critics do quite good detailed reviews of games.
Some games just aren't for some people.
But I never let reviews decide whether I should get a game or not, it's only if it's buggy as hell.
To summarise, if you enjoyed previous Platinum games, you will enjoy this one.
@nessisonett
Bayo 2 has been $10 on Wii U ever since the Switch version came out.
I'm really looking forward to playing Astral Chain, now if only my new Micro SD card would hurry up and finish copying everything over. 😡
@nessisonett I picked up a used physical copy at Gamestop for $32. But you really need to pick up Bayonetta 2, it is miles and I mean MILES better than the first one. I played them on the Wii U when it came out and bought a switch copy yesterday. I played it on my lunch break and I can't believe how incredible it looks!
@LUIGITORNADO NieR: Automata's story is actually excellent.
When it comes to news or game reviews, Vice is not to be taken seriously 😂
Sounds like two reviewers don't like third person action games lol.
@Uno I did. I can't honestly remember anything about it other than the motion controls annoying me, and how one of the announcers was a comedian on Whose Line is it Anyway.
All video games get mixed reviews because they are just opinions after all and everyone has one.
As for me I usually don't care for anything PlatinumGames makes and I actually considered a lot of their past work a bit too far off in the distasteful fan service direction. However Astral Chain managed to look appealing to me when I saw someone play it from the beginning, I like how it isn't centered around playing as a hyper-sexualized female all the time, it actually feels like their best work.
The fact that this game is a mashup of genres that seems to work well (according to reviews) is the main thing that attracts me. Throw in some detective work and decent combat, and I'm definitely there.
@Uno I liked Madworld a lot back in the day. The combat wasn’t super deep or anything, but it was entertaining as all hell. I actually think the motion controls in that game were a lot of fun.
@Ryu_Niiyama my thoughts exactly, expect the little girl part and more like a little boy starring at the clock haha. I picked it up at 730am today, and it's been starring at me ever since asking to be played. Unfortunatley I won't have time to take a lunch and try it out. Ah oh well, at least I have a 3 day weekend 😁
The Independent review is just ridiculous. If he didn't enjoy the game, that's fine, Platinum games are not for everyone but to award it 1/5 stars and on Twitter label it 'THE Worst Action Game on Switch'. How can any reviewer and someone who supposedly loves gaming and is a big fan of Devil May Cry, disagree with the general consensus so much that they declare Astral Chain to be THE absolute worst action game on Switch? Worse than Troll and I, worse than Vroom in the Night Sky, worse than every single action game made by some 2 bob indiie. Astral Chain is the worst of the very worst, a tier below shovelware even. according to this Devil May Cry loving gamer who is absolutely not attention seeking in any way and certainly doesn't want to be 'that guy' who goes against the grain.
@Godzil Technically yes, it was made by Platinum games. But it is still published by Nintendo, just like how Fire Emblem is published by Nintendo. I'd still consider it a Nintendo franchise.
@Dezzy Personally, I prefer the brilliant analysis of the WSJ...
I don't get the Vice review either, Hard difficulty is unlocked after the tutorial, and higher after the next. Review seems like they played on unchained. lol
Just the way they refer to all the robot partners as "Legions", it can't help but make me think of Chaos Legion.
Really feel like I'd need to play a demo before getting this one.
But I am intrigued.
Empire movie magazine gave this 5 stars. Good to see a positive review from a non gaming specialist.
https://www.empireonline.com/gaming/reviews/astral-chain/
still haven't played the game so I don't have an opinion of my own, but vice turned into garbage like 6-7 years ago, and their take on gaming has always been s*ite
Seems like the only reviewers disappointed with it were writing for publications that don't normally cover gaming news.
“The critics weigh in”
...not wade in...
Idiot.
I hate that Vice rebranded Waypoint to Vice Games because it gave them much less credibility IMO as evidenced by all the comments above saying "Vice" is not a games site.
But anyway I do think Austin in that review expected too much from a silly anime action game, so of course he's disappointed. It's not fair at all to compare it to Nier: Automata.
I don't know about everyone else but I get all my gaming news and opinions from Vice. 🙄
I always get PlatinumGames on day 1 anyway. See for myself.
Did it for Nier Automata... and just waiting for BAYO3 and Babylon's Fall pre-orders to open up.
@Civ2boss '...evidenced by all the comments above saying "Vice" is not a games site.'
I looked at their front page, and they seem to be a grab bag of entertainment gossip, tech news, and politics. I see nothing to suggest that they're a gaming site.
@NintendoByNature Yeah I'm lucky that I'm swamped (Of course everything breaks before a 3 day weekend) but I keep glancing at my watch when I get a moment. I kinda want to do the little kid leg swing (if my chair was high enough but it isn't...so I'm doing it in my head) as I wait... I will mostly be studying this weekend or working (by choice so not a complaint) but I do plan on getting a few hours in.
@Mountain_Man yeah that's exactly what I mean, their "front page" used to be waypoint.vice.com, which is it's own separate brand. Now the "front page" is vice.com, or I guess technically they have a "games" section too: https://www.vice.com/en_us/section/games
But I remember when they first launch Waypoint, the EIC Austin Walker came from GiantBomb.com, which is very much a video games site. (in fact inside joke is that they own the domain videogames.com) And they hired Patrick, who used to work for GiantBomb and Kotaku as well. But eh ¯(ツ)/¯
Cyberpunk baby!
I have absolutely no idea what Kotaku is talking about, as always, but I'm absolutely now definitely in the mood for ice cream.
@Damo I feel like this article may have been written to prove a point.......
@ClaytThaGreat Both options are valid. No need to be insulting.
Worst time to release this game to be honest. Right smack in the beginning of the semester where I need to fight for a position in a lab. I'll have to time myself when playing it.
All the trailers I've seen, but I'm still not convinced on getting it. It still just looks like any other platinum games action game. That doesn't necessarily make it bad especially since their games play really good most of the time. But it doesn't look interesting enough for me to want to play it over Bayonetta or Nier Automata.
@Anri02 Hi! Can you ease tell me what's roughly the resolution in portable mode? Does it reach 720p, or, more in general, does it at least look sharper than Doom or Xenoblade?
@Blizzia mmm no. former giantbomb employee austin walker knows his stuff. say what you will about vice but austin has been in the biz for a long time and knows what hes talking about.
@MartianMasK It's sharper than either of those games for certain. I'd guess it's maybe typically between 600p and 650p somewhere (dynamic resolution) with a locked framerate. Not that... I'm the best at estimating that, just going off of what it looks like compared to other games on the system. I think it looks better than Splatoon 2 at least.
@Civ2boss i cant believe people here dont know who austin walker is and completetely pass judgm
ent because its a review from vice.
This is a useful article type.
Intresting how the independent who can't review games for toffee as they have no intrest or knowledge of the genre say meh.
Sounds great. Honestly Nintendo should just put a ring on it and buy PG.
I'm life-deep in WoW Classic right now. But maybe in a few years.
Another article on Astral Chain!
@Qwertyninty
Sadly, game demos is something that likely will never be as prevalent as last generation. I usually won’t buy a game unless I can try it first. Here in the US, GameFly has been my source for game demos.
not getting it unless i know which of the playable characters has the official lead role, side role and official names.
So basically the non-gaming firms reviewed way less favorably. Easy to dismiss as "they don't know what they are talking about, but is there maybe more? Is there a Platinum cult? Or maybe it's just a gamer's game? If that's the case, I'm all for it. More gamer's games, more AA!
This is THE Game of the Year for me (so far...)
I’ve only played two and a half hours or so but I love it.
I don’t know much about the story yet but it can’t be worse than Bayonetta’s story, and as bonkers as those games stories might be they’re awesome games.
PlatinumGames is not about story. It’s about awesome gameplay and Astral Chain doesn’t disappoint in the least. My hype for the game was very much on spot!
This game deserves to sell like hot cakes!
Edited: I just re-read my comment and I think it was written out of excitement after playing the game and being pleasantly surprised by it.
Saying that it’s the game of the year but just after a couple of hours playing was too hasty.
I still think this game is a strong contender for the Game of the Year, and I’m still loving every second of it after more than five hours, but my first reaction was hasty. No one can judge a game objectively after just a couple of hours.
For someone that's played Sega Saturn and dreamcast era games astral chain seems to me to have that same kind of style, design and flavour. Initially wasn't interested but after seeing some trailers had to buy it day one, and its amazing.
Played through the first chapter and disliked it. Chapter 2 was better. My hope is that the game will now continue to improve as it goes on.
@Kang81 yep I won’t buy this one without trying it
I plan to get this soon, perhaps next Friday when I get paid 😁
I had a bit of a Twitter Spat with "Jack Webb" who wrote the Independent review... My friends and I all came to the conclusion he's a total moron.. I'm glad hes not in my gaming circle.
Love Nier, love Bayonetta, love platinum, but this game is an absolute disappointment.
Why would Damien McFerran quote the Independent? They don't even know who made the game.
Also these quotes from the reviews show one thing. The gaming focused websites featured here all love the game whereas the non primarily gaming focused websites all hate on the game.
It seems those not focused fully on gaming don't have the knowledge to fully inderstand what this game is and also do not understand that a good game is good regardless of if you like it or not.
I know there are many great games out there I do not like. That does not stop them being great, it just shows my gaming tastes are towards other games.
In short, anyone who knows anything about gaming is saying Astral Chain is a good game.
This is not an apples to apples comparison. Best to only use reviews from gaming websites who are well respected within the industry and actually know what they are talking about, not mix in websites who have zero idea apart from PR spin.
@NintenDan_
One would think the author of this article would know the same. But alas this is not the case.
I've been playing over 2 hours straight. It looks and plays amazing. Anyone calling these controls button mashing must be mentally challenged.
@TheBlue10 Yeah. It reeks of someone who never bothered learning a thing about the gameplay and just ZR'd his way through the lowest difficulty like a mindless drone.
@Fake-E-Lee
I’m curious about your user name. Every time I see it I think of the guitarist Jake E. Lee, any correlation?
Looking forward to playing this game. I understand everyone has a different opinion, but the Independent one had be baffled. 1 out of 5? Seems like that should be reserved for the worst dreck on the mobile store, not any game from Platinum.
I've also seen A LOT of salty fan review bombers because either it's 30 FPS (which is fair, but not review bomb worthy) or not not on PS4. I mean what the heck? PS4 gets an exclusive like Persona 5 which wasn't funded by Sony like Astral Chain was by Nintendo and no one bats an eye.
Nintendo gets a cool third-party exclusive? Time to review bomb!!!!1 eyeroll
Who the hell are 'The Independant' and why are they giving a game that functions so well a 1 out of 5?
Seriously in my mind a 1 would mean the game is so broken and badly made that it's unplayable.
Whoever that guy is has no credibility in my eyes.
I was 100% going to buy Astral Chain... Then several people and a few podcasts convinced me to try Fire Emblem Three Houses... I'm almost 40 hours on and all my free time is going into Fire Emblem. When I finish this playthrough I'll for sure do at least 1 more playthrough probably 2 more. I don't know what will happen with me and Astral Chain. They should have spaced then further apart.
some reviewers talking b***s***, most are very optimistic. its like google review
Why on Earth would I want to listen to what Vice has to say on an anime-styled RPG action game.
I love how all the gaming publications love the game but the rando tech reviews that had to do a game are slamming it. Button mashing tends to get thrown around by people too lazy to learn the combat system. A lot of games can be beaten by mashing attack... but your score/performance will be horrible.
Still on my first run of three houses, but astral chain is laying on my shelf with several other games
@Knuckles Eternally doomed 64 times over it seems
@TheBlue10
Well to be fair, if it's used as a descriptor for a fighting game, I tend to give that some comsideration as I really don't like button mashing fighting
lol vice haha
My favourite game of theirs to date and my favourite game on the system to date.
@Godzil
I believe I read somewhere it's indeed a Nintendo franchise, developed by Platinum Games. Could be totally wrong though.
@codyf Clearly not with that hot garbage of a review.
This game looks really boring and bland to me. I can’t even watch more than a minute of video review before quitting the rest
I am taking a break from fire emblem to play this and early days but loving it. Gorgeous art design and cool ideas with platinums usual style for fighting. What more do u want? Must complete before daemon x machina
An 87 is great. This shows the kind of quality Platinum Games delivers. What a great game.
I'm kind of interested in this....but honestly I'll probably just wait for a sale because I'm still playing Three Houses, Assassin's Creed Odyssey and Nier Automata.
@MrBlacky And you and Polygon would be correct. This situation is akin to Kirby, who is made by HAL Labs, but because Nintendo owns the IP is effectively a Nintendo game (as in, a game owned by Nintendo, not made by Nintendo). Nintendo owns the rights to Astral Chain and Platinum games developed it, so @Godzil is actually mistaken when he calls out Polygon, turns out they did their research and not him.
EDIT: After more research by me, it turns out the IP is co-owned by Nintendo and Platinum, so more of a Pokemon situation then.
Fake E Lee - I think those are all awesome things to put together if you know what I mean. But check out the soundtrack to Astral Chain too!! Pretty awesome, even the tracks when you're walking around in the police station!!
The New TOOL album is incredible!!
I’m getting this eventually, but I need some Bayonetta 3 news.
The Independent thought Nintendo developed the game lol
I personally think the game is great. I am a massive Platinum fan and have been since the Bayo 1 and Metal Gear Rising days. This game reeks of the energized, frenetic action that Platinum is really well known for. While its story doesn't have the depth or breadth of their last game (Nier: Automata), it definitely reminds me moreso of their pre-Nier efforts, particualrly a bit of a mix between Bayonetta 2 and definitely Metal Gear Rising: Revengence
Definitely a must-play for Platinum Games enthusiasts or people into the hack-n-slash action genre, but I'm admittedly hard pressed to recommend it to people who aren't into those types of games.
@BlueBlur101 I’m not into those genres, and never played a platinum games game, but I love this game. It’s for anyone who likes games I really believe
Review score aggregation is dumb. Platinum does crazy, paradigm shifting stuff. The people who connect with their work will declare it to be seminal. The people who don't "get it" will say it's awful. The reviews will appear mixed, while a competent (but not especially revolutionary) game will artificially appear to be more loved.
Thus, aggregation tells you much less than the numbers suggest.
Just laughable the only two sites that give negative reviews in that list are a newspaper and an online blog. I think I'll listen to people who know what they're talking about.
PlatinumGames has yet to disappoint on a Nintendo console. It was a day-one purchase for me! I am very pleased!
None of these "reviews" matter. At the end of the day they're just the same opinions everyone else has. If you think the game looks good get it and play it for yourself. If you don't then ignore it and move on to the next game. Or try it anyway. You might end up liking it.
This is the best new game experience I've had in a full year. This game is art.
@Blizzia Well then it's clear your not familiar with industry then. You follow brands instead of individual journalist and clearly have a bias because vice is known for being that alternative drug website. I don't care who works for who. There are respectable opinions everywhere throughout the industry. Just because you disagree with a review (WHICH IS ENTIRELY SUBJECTIVE) doesn't make it trash.
bought it on day one and already played for 2 evenings. If you like to hear more female voices, than do not make my mistake and play as the sister. your character is not speaking in this game at all and your tween does a lot. also as i can tell your tween has the same lines no matter who it is. so i started a new game with the brother after the first file.
@Fake-E-Lee
Ha, awesome. Now I know, I’ve been meaning to ask for some time now.
Jake is an awesome guitarist, it’s a shame how he was treated by Ozzy and Sharon.
I need to pick this up after my holiday!
@codyf Keep preaching son, surely it'll get you somewhere.
It's not that I follow brands instead of individual journalists. It's that THAT specific review is absolute garbage, and if you had bothered to read it, you would know.
So yes, it does make it trash because I disagree with it.
Good day.
@Blizzia I read the review and listened to Austin talk about it more in depth on the podcast, so don't assume things. His arguments are absolutely valid. He also didn't hate the game either. I'm still going to play it because it sounds interesting considering the individuals who developed it.
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