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In his latest episode of Zero Punctuation, Yahtzee reviews Sea of Stars, an indie game heavily inspired by Chrono Trigger. Developed by Sabotage, the creators of The Messenger, Sea of Stars is a classic JRPG that embraces nostalgia. Yahtzee also mentions upcoming reviews on STARFIELD and discusses his other series, Extra Punctuation, where he talks about Baldur's Gate 3's romance and not wanting to save the world anymore.
In this week's episode of Zero Punctuation, Yahtzee reviews En Garde! and Blasphemous 2. He also discusses other major games he has recently reviewed, such as Baldur's Gate 3 and Final Fantasy XVI. Yahtzee, the longest-standing talent at The Escapist, has been writing and producing Zero Punctuation since 2007. He has a background in game journalism, solo game development, and novel writing.
In the latest episode of Zero Punctuation, Yahtzee reviews Chrono Trigger, a retro SNES Japanese RPG. The game narrowly beat out Danganronpa in a voting by top-tier Escapist Patreon subscribers. Yahtzee criticizes the Steam version of the game, stating that retro 16-bit game releases on the platform are not improving. Yahtzee, known for his comedic game reviews, has been producing Zero Punctuation since 2007 and has a background in game journalism and solo game development.
In this week's episode of Zero Punctuation, Yahtzee reviews the indie game Dave the Diver, a cozy pixel art game set underwater. Despite battling giant krakens and saving a hidden civilization of merpeople, the game maintains a low-stakes atmosphere, emphasizing the mundane aspects of life, such as working at an artisanal sushi restaurant. Yahtzee, the author and creator of Zero Punctuation, has been producing the series since 2007 and has a background in game journalism, solo game development, and writing novels.
In a review by Yahtzee on Zero Punctuation, the upcoming game Final Fantasy XVI is discussed, introducing the protagonist Clive. Yahtzee humorously comments on the name choice and describes the game's epic story that spans decades, showcasing Clive's evolution from a pretty anime sword boy to a glarey anime sword man.
Yahtzee Croshaw, known for his long-standing series Zero Punctuation, has been a prominent figure in game journalism for almost two decades. With a background in solo game development and a passion for video games as an artistic medium, he also writes comedic sci-fi and urban fantasy novels. Having emigrated multiple times, he currently resides in California with his family.
Yahtzee reviews two games that represent the two faces of remote island living in this week's Zero Punctuation episode. The first game, Dredge, is a fishing game where players live the day-to-day life of a lone fisherman, catching fish and crafting materials with timing-based challenges.
Yahtzee reviews Game Developers Conference (GDC) 2023 in his latest episode of Zero Punctuation, but expresses his reluctance to attend due to his misanthropic tendencies. He also highlights recent game reviews and topics discussed on his other series, Extra Punctuation.
Yahtzee reviews the upcoming Resident Evil 4 remake by Capcom in his latest Zero Punctuation episode, expressing his skepticism but also his willingness to give it a chance. He also mentions other major games he has recently reviewed and promotes his Extra Punctuation series and The Escapist + subscription.
Yahtzee reviews the recently remastered Metroid Prime for the Nintendo Switch, noting that while fans may argue that it's more than just a visual improvement, he remains unconvinced. The first fully 3D game in Nintendo's classic sci-fi franchise, Metroid Prime features a gun-toting space lady in a suit of armor. Yahtzee also mentions other major games he's reviewed recently and encourages viewers to sign up for The Escapist + to support content creators.