Ayasa: Shadows of Silence Review – A Visually Impressive Apocalypse You Can’t Actually Play
It's the end of the platformer as we know it.
It's the end of the platformer as we know it.
No pressure, no objectives, just plenty of time to reflect.
It's a dog's life.
An excellent delivery throughout.
Where the only negotiation is a Molotov to a punk's face.
Arcade perfect, for back then.
Too easy? Or just right for a chill session?
Slick FMV sequel, but the charm's gone.
A Disney princess holding an offensive hammer.