Wesley LeBlanc

When you've seen one grey huddle of huts surrounded by the same grey huddle of grunts, you've seen them all.

The stretching, padding, and AAA bloat is something picked out by Wesley LeBlanc in his review for Game Informer, where he said, and I paraphrase, quote, "...the latter half of the game is too reliant on the aforementioned rifts.

They serve as quizzes before the incoming exam, but they occur so often, and commonly reuse bosses, that they become exhausting." The teacher doling out these quizzes, Capcom, struggles to justify the repetition.

It leaves Musashi's journey feeling padded, especially when the named villains have tantalizing ambitions and it's clear there's a better, more streamlined adventure somewhere in it." Similarly, CG Magazine's otherwise positive review points out that the side quests are essential in terms of powering yourself up to be equal to the challenge of the game, but that engaging with them is a chore.

He's sick

... by Wesley LeBlanc.

How you doing, Wes?

Doing pretty good.

And Rockstar was really enthusiastic about you writing it too because of they knew you were in Florida.

You and Wesley both.

Yeah, it's the most excited anyone's ever been to like the idea-

[laughs]

So I'm excited to see how they kind of represent that, uh, that area in this game.

Yeah.

Like, I mean, our own editor, Wesley LeBlanc, lives in Jacksonville, so he'll-

Yeah

Oh, yeah.

They, they made Wesley LeBlanc wander the show floor and talk to Germans about Game Informer, even though they, the Germans were like, "We're sorry, we don't really know who you are." [laughs]

Mm, oh, I love that.

Yeah, no, they did great work out there.

They added a few things.

Game Informer's Wesley LeBlanc has a preview up of Onyx The Dark Grip.

This is a game by Bloober Team.

Bloober Team has created a few kind of spooky horror games, atmospheric games for Switch 2 at this point.