Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy review
Putting 'legacy' in the title of your game naturally encourages considerations about what that legacy might be – and that, in turn, invites thoughts about its identity. (And perhaps 'supremacy' and 'ultimatum' if you're a big Jason Bourne fan.) It might sound silly to say of a game with some of the most impressive faces and places you'll see this – or any – year. But to me, A Plague Tale is…
The reviewer's perspective on A Plague Tale: Legacy is one of admiration and support. The title of the game naturally prompts one to think about its legacy, identity, supremacy, and ultimatum, especially for fans of Jason Bourne. Despite its impressive visuals and settings, the reviewer finds it remarkable to be describing a game of this caliber in the year it was released.
The reviewer feels a sense of urgency and belonging towards this series, perceiving it as a scrappy outsider, resilient even as its release list continues to grow. This sprit may be attributed to Asobo's game development, which lacks the extensive budget or personnel of major game publishers like Sony or Microsoft. However, this modesty is believed to be the series' strength, allowing them to maintain their unique design and narrative choices that larger-budget games often compromise due to resources.
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