UFO Robot Grendizer The Feast of the Wolves Review (PlayStation 5)

by Jim Smale · Published November 16, 2023 · Updated November 14, 2023

UFO Robot Grendizer The Feast of the Wolves

For this UFO Robot Grendizer The Feast of the Wolves Review, And for the first time in video game history, climb aboard Grendizer the Legendary Robot and fight the forces of evil to defend our planet Earth! Get ready to experience an unforgettable adventure with Grendizer, the famous giant robot. This action/adventure game adapted from the cult animated series will immerse you in the heart of the universe of its creator, Go Nagai, and will give you the chance to pilot the most powerful robot and fight the forces of evil.

UFO Robot Grendizer The Feast of the Wolves Review Pros:

Decent graphics.
5.04GB download size.
Platinum trophy.
You get the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation 5 versions of the game.
Controller settings – Invert axis and sensitivity sliders for Dizer, and Spazer.
Animated cutscenes with in-game sequences.
Good voice work.
Collect materials from enemies, and chests, and break the eggs found around the world.
Spazer is where you bind with the ship and become a flying vehicle.
Skill tree allows you to upgrade your mech and you can do it in the hub or through the menu.
Inventory keeps track of all currently held materials.
Open world areas where you get mission markers, eggs to find, main and optional side mission markers along with bonus meditation spots.
Third-person perspective.
A full 3D world with 360-degree camera control.
At times you will do flying missions/sections and you have full movement.
Lock on for melee and ship shooting.
Multiple choice questions that impact mission selection.
The combat does feel good and gets better over time as you perform better combos.
Unlock new locations with all new enemies and bosses.
You get to walk around little hub-like areas and closed locations so you can talk with other characters.
Over-the-top cutscenes for when you merge and decouple from being a ship.

UFO Robot Grendizer The Feast of the Wolves Review Cons:

Cannot rebind controls.
No way to skip the opening cutscene or any cutscenes.
You see the same animations amd sequences over and over.
Healing is slow and painful because you just stand there and can get damaged whilst healing.
Multiple enemies that require different attacks done on them can be difficult and clumsy.
Boss encounters are not that inspiring.
Same music notes for every encounter and you have a lot of encounters.
Pop-in happens a lot in the world.
Each area has the same loop and honestly plays the same and is more of a reskin.
In ship sections, you can get shot from off the screen.
Really hard to judge dodges when on the ship because the camera goes all over the place.

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UFO Robot Grendizer The Feast of the Wolves:

Official website.

Developer: ENDROAD

Publisher: Microids

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PlayStation

8/10

Graphics - 8/10
7/10

Sound - 7/10
7/10

Accessibility - 7/10
7/10

Length - 7/10
7/10

Fun Factor - 7/10

7.2/10

Summary

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UFO Robot Grendizer The Feast of the Wolves boasts decent graphics and good voice work, enhancing the overall gaming experience. It offers a full 3D world with 360-degree camera control and a third-person perspective. The animated cutscenes with in-game sequences add to the visual appeal. However, there’s no way to skip the opening cutscene or any cutscenes, and you see the same animations and sequences repeatedly.

UFO Robot Grendizer The Feast of the Wolves has a 5.04GB download size and offers both PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 versions. The controller settings include an inverted axis and sensitivity sliders for Dizer and Spazer. However, the controls cannot be rebound. The combat feels good and improves over time as you perform better combos. You collect materials from enemies, chests, and eggs found around the world. The Spazer allows you to bind with the ship and become a flying vehicle. A skill tree lets you upgrade your mech either in the hub or through the menu. The game features multiple-choice questions that impact mission selection. Healing is slow and can be risky as you can get damaged while healing. Dealing with multiple enemies requiring different attacks can be difficult and clumsy. Boss encounters are not that inspiring, and the music notes for every encounter are repetitive. Pop-in happens frequently in the world, and each area feels like a reskin of the last.

UFO Robot Grendizer The Feast of the Wolves features open-world areas with mission markers, eggs to find, main and optional side mission markers, and bonus meditation spots. You can walk around little hub-like areas and closed locations to interact with other characters. However, the camera can be erratic during ship sections, making it hard to judge dodges. But overall UFO Robot Grendizer The Feast of the Wolves is a great entry-level style game for the genre and has a much smaller cast of characters than other shows/games in the space so its a lot easier to remember people.