jcorb

Tanzia is like a long-lost love letter to the early PS2 generation of games. The bright, vibrant visuals, although simple, feel clean and refreshing. The game is far for a AAA, big-budget game, but it has enough charm, heart, and genuine challenge to make for one of the most memorable, satisfying gaming adventures I've embarked on in quite some time. While the gameplay certainly has a few quirks to get used to, I never found myself frustrated or not enjoying myself. The stellar art direction, combined with limited but fantastic voice-acting, makes for a game that takes you back to a simpler age, when "adventure" was enough reason to get **** into a game. I highly recommend anyone check this game out, as it really is a breath of fresh air.