Touch Arcade: Brad Nicholson said it best in our preview of Dungeon Crawlers [$1.99]: "It's the video game equivalent of a mullet, reserved and business-like, yet fun-loving and goofy." I'd add "A little bit awkward in any situation," for both the mullet and the game. It's a quirky strategy RPG that invests heavily in tropes of old, glorifies the Ghostbusters, and isn't quite ready for prime-time.
If you love grinding for hours in dungeon crawlers after doing a three-hour long tutorial, then Chunsoft's Shiren the Wanderer is the game for you.
Wow, what an amazingly stupid review. It's always fun when the guy has no idea what he's writing about.
Not just the awful review, but author also mentions so few games come to vita these days...ummmm vita has a larger total library than 3ds and gets more games released on a regular basis. Misguided and uninformed review.
Guys, I looked up the author on the Internet. He's an extremist SJW whose patreon page mentions he takes pride in "being as politically correct as possible"
That explains the stupidity of this review.
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