Beast of Reincarnation review
Game Freak borrows liberally from the genre's biggest hits.
Game Freak borrows liberally from the genre's biggest hits.
The short version
- And while its messy and muddled, it's salvaged by exhilarating combat and traversal, and a surprising amount of soul.
- Structurally at least, though, Beast of Reincarnation is easy to explain.
- Admittedly, the simple pleasures of traversal do go some way toward offsetting the tedium, and as ever with this sort of thing, there's a kind of low grade got-to-collect-it-all kleptomaniac thrill for completionists.
What happened
Subtitles with speaker name toggle; camera and aim sensitivity sliders; camera shake slider; volume sliders for effects, music, speech, and UI; voice audio in Japanese and English; text language options. If it wasn't already obvious, I have some very conflicting feelings about Beast of Reincarnation.
Why it matters
But there are just as many moments it feels aggravating, unfinished, and, worse, dull .
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