RWBY: Grimm Eclipse - Definitive Edition

 Switch
  • Publisher: Aspyr
  • Release Date: May 13, 2021
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  1. Squiggy
    May 26, 2021
    0
    This is the purest definition of shovelware. combat is repetitive and boring, story is bland, and overall looks ugly, PS2 games looks better than this. Spending $30 on a game that was abandoned years ago and only gives you costumes and a horrible splitscreen mode is an actual joke.

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  1. RPG Fan
    Jul 6, 2021
    70
    The Definitive Edition is certainly the strongest version of the game out there and offers one more gameplay mode to explore with local co-op, but it isn’t without its problems either. Given the anime and notable JRPG influences of the series, I hope that RWBY fans will one day get a stronger RPG-adjacent outing to play through. As it stands, RWBY: Grimm Eclipse is simply a game for fans to play in short, diversionary bursts. Playing for much longer can diminish the little bit of fun there is to be found.
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  2. Pure Nintendo
    Jun 30, 2021
    40
    RWBY: Grimm Eclipse Definitive Edition is fun for only a little while before the gameplay becomes too repetitive.
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  3. PLAY! Zine
    Jun 8, 2021
    50
    The Definitive Edition is an attempt at a quick cash grab while there is still some love for the franchise. The limiting two-player couch co-op, the lower resolution visuals and no new features are not something to fault the Switch console for, but at least you get all of the DLCs.
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