Spencer Legacy's Reviews
Pac-Man Championship Edition 2 is a fun variation of the classic Pac-Man formula you know and love.
Metroid Prime: Federation Force is a bland and frustrating take on the Metroid franchise. Though it’s a technically functional game, Federation Force is an overall disappointment that doesn’t understand what makes Metroid so great.
Attack on Titan is as high-flying and fun as the anime it's based on.
The King of Fighters XIV is almost everything you could ask for from a fighting game. It’s fast, flashy, full of content, and most importantly, fun.
The first episode of Batman: The TellTale Series serves as a riveting start to what could be the best Bruce Wayne story ever told.
Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme VS Force is a fun but muddled action-strategy game that puts a bit too much focus on the strategy aspect.
God Eater Resurrection is a tense and action-packed game that provides a fun and emotionally-driven experience, despite some overly complicated gameplay mechanics.
Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens succeeds as both a Lego game, and as a Star Wars game.
Anyone who enjoys visual novels, or great stories in general, should stop by VA11-HALL-A for a refreshing drink.
Fans of One Piece and fighting games alike will find something to enjoy in its flashy fighting system, whether it's the wide range of fan-favourite characters, or the solid fighting mechanics.
Outside of some repetitive aspects in gameplay outside of battle, Leifthrasir is a fantastic ride that every action fan should try out.
Severed is a dark and surreal game that, while somewhat repetitive in its gameplay, delivers an overall enjoyable experience, thanks to its fantastic visuals.
Despite bits of repetitiveness in its story and gameplay, Moon Hunters is well worth playing.
Project X Zone 2 is a fantastic tactical RPG, and just as importantly, a phenomenal crossover game.
Rabi-Ribi is a thoroughly enjoyable take on the "MetroidVania" and "bullet-hell" genres.
The Bug Butcher is a flashy and fun arcade experience.
Yo-Kai Watch is a remarkably refreshing, original, and charming take on not only the catch-em-all format, but RPGs in general.
Though the game is fast, fun, and enjoyable for the first half, it becomes repetitive and less interesting as it goes on.
Freedom Planet is a thoroughly enjoyable throwback to some of the industry's most iconic platformers
Undertale is an absolute masterpiece that blends gameplay and story in an original and poignant way.