![]() ![]() I promise that’s the last you’ll ever hear about 2B’s butt. With all that preamble out of the way, let the take officially commence. I don’t think I’ll change anybody’s mind by writing this, but I do think that if I let the year pass by without putting any of my issues with this game on paper, I’ll regret it. Its critical reception doesn’t make me eager to put that take out in public, but at the same time, I feel compelled to. Personally, I don’t think that NieR:Automata is a horny game. Throughout the year, I’ve been hard-pressed to find anyone beyond a handful of friends who thought this game was anything short of a heart-wrenching masterpiece, with the one exception of the Video Game Hell podcast, who capture most of my initial feelings about the game at launch.Īside from a single podcast, the nearest thing approaching criticism of NieR:Automata I ever saw were tweets rebutting the idea that the game was “too horny,” a perception that I think comes more from a subgroup of the game’s fans (and, to be fair, the game’s director), than anything in Automata itself. I don’t know what your critical landscape is like, but judging from my social media feeds the internet has had almost nothing but praise for the Square Enix/PlatinumGames-developed NieR:Automata, both at the time of its release and once again as we enter Game of the Year season. NieR:Automata is the worst game of the year, and I doubt that very many people share that opinion. (Warning: This article spoils most of NieR:Automata, and a hearty part of the original NieR to boot) ![]()
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