DENNIS GAGLIARDOTTO
Wonder Boy Collection Review
Wonder Boy Collection houses four classics of the localized Monster World series that bring us through a nostalgic trip through some of the most seminal platformers of their time. For some, it may feel empty on the surface, but ultimately when you jump back into these games you'll find yourself having a ton of fun with every entry even if the frustrations tend to build due to the era they come from, but it’s a solid collection for both fans of the series and those wanting to educate themselves with a piece of history.
Wonder Boy: Asha In Monster World Review
Wonder Boy: Asha In Monster World remakes a retro classic for the modern day, making it the third remake in the Wonder Boy series we’ve seen in the last few years as they remerge from a dormant state of over two decades. While far from perfect, Wonder Boy: Asha In Monster World is just good enough to enjoy all the way to its end, especially if you’re enthusiastic about more classic titles and gameplay, but its slight technical issues and lack of polish leave an otherwise janky experience that’s best played in moderation for maximum enjoyment.