I really like Forspoken. But it’s a case where the beginning of the game is just markedly worse than the mid and especially the end and you really do need to stick with it.

The beginning of the game is where the story is least interesting, the main character is most dislikable, you have limited combat options and they c…

So basically, they did what just about EVERY game and movie does in existence? Cool. Does anyone even pay attention to those anymore?

Like pregnant Joker.

Jesus, even my local paper ran a story on that online. 

““This Forspoken launch trailer is kind of telling us that the game might not actually be that good and here’s how I know,””

400 words later:

“Lieu told Kotaku that the intent of the video wasn’t to claim that he thinks the game is or will be bad,”

Isn’t this by the numbers marketing? Hardly newsworthy.

Bayo 1: “Bayonetta is bisexual and Jeanne is her best friend.”

As a bi, there’s always a certain twinge of pain when a review basically boils down to “I hate this character if they aren’t a gold star lesbian like I wanted.”

I really don’t know about dismissing criticism of this turn of events as “bad faith arguments about grooming.” It is kind of problematic that the character was raised as a girl due to circumstances beyond her control, but it ends up being perhaps a “happy accident.” And I think it’s worthy for people to discuss the…

I can’t believe these SJWs took the story of a terrorist invading the White House just before the G4 summit, kidnapping the president of the United States in an effort to gain control of a magical weapon of mass destruction that no nation should control, and turned it political.

/s just in case.

The game isn’t low stakes. It’s called Digimon Survive for a reason. Your decisions decide which characters live or die. That and they didn’t even mention liking vn’s. Also conspiracy theories about people being payed to give a game positive review aren’t the most compelling counter argument. I’m sure Bandai paid of…

Your articles are painfully boring. Kotaku, please let someone who actually likes the genre review the game next time. It’s an already niche series being trashed online by someone who isn’t even a fan.

This takes the cake for the worst review I’ve ever read. Just from the get-go you can already sense the amount of bias steaming off of this hit-piece. This isn’t the late 90's anymore, you don’t have to bring up the Pokemon rivalry as if it hasn’t been talked about a million times already. I also don’t understand why…

Since announced in 2018, it was said to be a visual novel/rpg. Everyone is upset by the fact that they thought it was going to be something else like cyber sleuth or like a pokemon game. This article just validates that you didn’t even care or invest yourself into what a great story and the amount of work went into…

If your plan for this article is to get them clickbaits and engagements, congratulations you’re doing it right.

I have to disagree with the entire premise of your review. While I would not say that Digimon Survive has the best plot, characters, or combat system, I think you missed the point of this game: this is supposed to be an alternative take on the Digimon franchise. What if the Digi Destined sent to the Digimon World have…

As someone who grew up with and greatly enjoys both Pokemon and Digimon, this is like saying Halo is Doom with aliens, or Dark Souls is Zelda but edgy.

I was confused as soon as I saw the title. I’ve been on the fence about getting survive, but only because VNs aren’t my fav genre. Everything I’ve read/seen seems to show this game as a competent VN that’s excellent if you’re into digimon, so I don’t really know what they set out to accomplish with this article...

Why is a Pokemon fan boy reviewing a digimon game? of course they are gonna say it’s bad.

When you figure out how horny zucchini are, let me know; I’ve got a whole garden full of them. People are installing new carpet at my house as I type and I literally snuck a bag of zucchini into their van.

Is this Ethan admitting he’s horny for produce, because I find nothing horny about any of this.