It’s neat, it’s tidy, and it makes the game that much easier for newcomers to the RPG genre.Īttack the Light streamlines the RPG experience in other surprising ways. The Gems are clearly the muscle – even the sleek, elegant Pearl – and Steven takes care of the passive, indirect stuff. Steven is on-hand to encourage his friends (which heals them) and distribute items as necessary.Īutomatically slotting Steven into a support role makes Attack the Light an easy game to manage. The Gems do all the fighting, since they’re seasoned warriors (reflected in the fact they literally start at level 9000). In Attack the Light, pudgy softie Steven teams up with his guardians / surrogate mothers, the Gems, to deal with the effects of a mysterious, corrupting light. There are moments of tedium, but there’s also enough action to drive your sense of adventure and exploration.
It’s funny, it conveys the show’s characters’ personalities, it’s easy to play, and there are no in-app purchases.
#NEATO BURRITO SERIES#
Maybe the constant battle against said student loans (and the bad economy, and the insane housing market, and–) has warped our perception a bit, but one thing’s for sure: There’s no shortage of quality kids’ shows today, and Rebecca Sugar’s Steven Universe is among the best works on-tap.Ī cute, powerful and positive cartoon like Steven Universe deserves a great game, and thankfully, Cartoon Network’s Attack the Light – Steven Universe does the series justice. Today’s twenty- and- thirty-somethings have two hobbies: Beating back their encroaching student loans with a stick, and complaining about how bad children’s television today is compared to ’80s fare like Transformers and Thundercats.
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