A HIDDEN GEM On Switch We Almost MISSED!? Wavetale Review



Here we have an episode of our hidden gems series where we visit a recent but perhaps overlooked game that could potentially be a hidden gem! Wavetale looks great on paper but how does it stack up and does it make a splash? Let’s find out! #Wavetale #Nintendoswitch #review

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46 thoughts on “A HIDDEN GEM On Switch We Almost MISSED!? Wavetale Review”

  1. Hmmmm….. I’m 50/50 with this one. Not the biggest fan of the artwork, the length of the game, and the price, but you’re both always good at recommending good games. I think I’ll wait for the sale. Also need to head over to use your code for 10% off again using my other account TheGGjoe1…….. best way to save money on some eShop games!! Thanks 🙏

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  2. The art style and sense of freedom are pretty good with this one. I've always been curious about pricing for a lot of these games and who sets it. Not to minimize a developer's hard work but some of these indie games are very expensive for what they offer. This one seems like it would be better priced between $10-$15 in my opinion

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  3. Oh wow nice review! The game has its flaws and shortcomings for sure, but I think the cons and the relax vibe worth it.
    The art seems so cool and relaxing!
    A hidden gem digged out indeed!

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  4. This isn't really a hidden gem, I subscribe to approximately 7 you tubers and 4 of them did reviews of this game days ago, among them was NGC Gaming who did a great review over a week ago

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  5. The visuals are gorgeous and the premise of the game is really intriguing, but the value… The value seems to much for such a "simple and short" game. If we look at games like Eastward, Anno Mutationem and Mortal Shell that offer more for less, this seems like a really pricey game. Great video guys!

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  6. I really wanted to like this because as a platformer it feels so good to play, but it has SERIOUS issues which detract from the experience. Don't even THINK of getting it on PS5 for performance.

    – Most notable is the issue with SFX. Sometimes they wont play at all, but when they do, they are EXTREMELY low. Playing a game with barely audible SFX makes me feel nausea. Even if you turn down the Music and turn up the TV volume it's still barely audible.

    – There is VISIBLE screen tearing when moving the camera around with a few enemies on screen. The first "boss" scene had constant frame issues where I could literally see half of 2 frames for a split second.

    – Even the skybox has popup.

    You'd think the developers could make something that runs well on the PS5, but no. It's an utter disgrace. Whenever you see "Unity Engine", BEWARE

    That's the technical review. Now for the story:

    – It's EXACTLY what you've come to expect from a game with a blue haired protagonist

    – Her grandma is an UBER feminist that bashes every man she comes across and even brags about how she made the first move on the now dead grandpa

    – OF COURSE the mayor of a town was trying to restart some drilling rigs which upset the monster of the seas, SILLY TOXIC WHITE MALE, there's no other possible thing a WHITE MAN can be in a BLUE HAIRED protagonist story

    – All the other boys and men are weak incompetent buffoons waiting for the BLUE HAIRED protagonist to save them out of the mess they created

    I'm SICK of all this nonsense in videogames. Did Samus spend her time bashing men in her adventures? Did she have an UBER feminist grandma?

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