Kyle Naversen

Even though it was not released in the United States and other significant countrysides, this game feels like you're in your favorite franchise's universe. There have been few good tie-in video games since the 1980s-2000s and I'm happy to see Godzilla, Gamera, Ultra Series/Ultraman, Neon Genesis Evangelion, and Patlabor in one crossover video game. I know it's mostly in Japanese but I wish they could have the English Subs, the characters are not given anything to do but to speak in the name dialogue. I got the whole way through this game and I got to say it's not that bad. If you called this game, "City Shrouded in Shadows" featuring fictional characters from their respective companies, you can't just take them in video games and give them little screen time appearance it doesn't work. When you are running through buildings and streets you feel small compared to Godzilla, Gamera, and Ultraman. I feel the enormous size and thumbing footsteps. I felt like there could have been some original monster shadows but instead, they burrowed the already made characters. This would definitely attract a lot of fans of five franchises but once you start playing you feel bummed out. If you want to buy this game for the PlayStation 4 and 5 go for it. Otherwise, stay away.

Paying homage to Ultraman Tiga episode's Inheritance of Shadows, it is pretty much good. It's missing a Dog-like Kaiju that Tiga uses to have and I feel like it could have gotten a little heartwarming but given what it is, this focus a lot on making people smile, and continue to remind everyone that friendship doesn't come from protecting others, it's what your comrades do for you as friendships.