(Nor does the song ever come up again.)
with nary a hint of humour or charisma to compensate.
I am Jack’s complete lack of personality.
But in his defence, his allies don’t fare any better.
Then there’s the hilariously dreadful script itself.
Stranger of Paradise’s saving grace then comes from the gameplay.
I am also Jack’s boiling crystallised rage.
Regardless of difficulty setting, other concessions also mitigate the usual brick walls of a Soulslike.
Is it irreverence or just laxity?
Comparisons to Capcom’s game make more sense when considering the benefits of multiplayer.
Is it irreverence or just laxity?
Stranger of Paradise meanwhile feels like an ill-thought fanfic, given free rein to ransack the back catalogue.
- for garishly coloured loot.
Or, like Jack, you might just think, “Bullshit,” and walk away.