
Cameron Waldrop
Writer at Twinfinite
I split my tweets between random nothings, movies, and video games. Writer for @Twinfinite
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1 month ago |
savepointgaming.co | Cameron Waldrop
One of my favourite things in gaming is taking what feels like a simple task and then figuring out a way to optimize or commit that process to rote memory. This initially drew me to Uncle Chop’s Rocket Shop from developers Beard Envy and publisher Kasedo Games, and it feels like those puzzle games (Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, Operation: Tango) where things get down to the wire and you can only pass with learned expertise.
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1 month ago |
savepointgaming.co | Cameron Waldrop
One of the best parts of the Ys series is that the established timeline still leaves plenty of room for previously unknown adventures. Every story is actually an in-universe Travelogue written by Adol Christin. While there are only 10 games thus far, he wrote over 100, according to canon. While this is the 10th mainline Ys game, Ys X: Nordics takes place only a short time after the events of Ys II.
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1 month ago |
savepointgaming.co | Cameron Waldrop
I will never understand why Gust and Koei Tecmo decided to take the direction that they did with FAIRY TAIL 2. It feels like these games are rushing toward something with how much story hasn’t been covered, and I can’t figure out why. Anyone looking to pick this up should know the game follows the finale of the original story. Admittedly, I didn’t know that going into it, and while I have never watched the series or read the manga, I still got a solid grasp on everything.
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1 month ago |
savepointgaming.co | Cameron Waldrop
After finishing the Ryza trilogy and taking a quick jaunt back to Atelier Sophie, the series is finally onto its next big storyline. The benefit of such a long-running franchise such as Atelier (almost 28 years) is that each game can easily iterate on what has come before. However, Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land feels like a massive step forward.
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1 month ago |
savepointgaming.co | Cameron Waldrop
The best part of this sequel is that it comes only eight months after the previous game. Considering I waited about three years between Cold Steel IV and Trails into Reverie, eight months is a blessing. However, I admit I didn’t quite wait for this English release, so I imported The Legend of Heroes: Trails Through Daybreak II right after I finished the first game. Despite not knowing any Japanese, I beat the game, and I’m pretty pleased I got the story’s gist.
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