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The graphics, the scale of the game, and the grounded, realistic martial arts and action are certainly impressive. However, the game feels like a shallow patchwork of ideas copied from other titles, the story is terrible, and the gameplay is riddled with frustrating design flaws. Even the quest design feels less like something made for players and more like something built for the developers’ convenience. Technically, it is impressive, but artistically, it is a failure.

You can feel the director’s philosophy that games are a form of total art. It is a masterpiece that combines aesthetically stunning character and environmental design, a story ahead of its time that resonates with today’s age of AI and humanoids, smooth animation and artistic movement, seamless and intuitive gameplay, and breathtaking music that sends chills down your spine.

Setting the game in Japan gives it a unique touch, but aside from that, it feels too similar to the previous titles and doesn’t really offer anything new.

It has a good overall presentation and gameplay, but the depth and detail of the content are terrible.

It would have been better as a turn-based game. The game has soothing music, a calm and melancholic atmosphere, and an artistically impressive style, but developing it as an action game does not fit the overall mood.

It’s a work where the director’s vision comes through strongly in the characters, art, graphics, and overall setting, but from a gameplay perspective, it feels significantly lacking. The controls are clunky, and compared to its apparent inspiration, NieR: Automata, the animations feel far less fluid.

The game itself is decent, but the Nintendo Switch port is terrible. When your inventory is full, you have to discard existing items to pick up new ones, and the option settings that are supposed to fix this only make the controls feel clunky. In TV mode, the interface is poorly optimized, causing parts of the UI to appear cut off or even completely invisible on the screen. There are several other issues as well, but the developers don’t seem to be making any effort to fix them.

The fact that this pretentious piece — something too embarrassing to even call a game — receives high scores from critics symbolically demonstrates the corruption of modern game critics.

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