Review by Matt S.
Anime tie-in games are a tough gig now. Fans have expectations, and as we’ve seen with the likes of Persona 4 Arena, Arslan: The Warriors of Legend, and Dragon Ball FighterZ from earlier this year, it’s no longer enough to simply provide a workable gameplay system and sell the game on the strength of the license. Now, fans know that developers can take a license and the relatively restrained development budget and do something of a very high standard. Yes, now, fans have expectations.
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Review: The Seven Deadly Sins: Knights of Britannia (Sony PlayStation 4)
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