Should You Play Mato Anomalies? 🤔 A Review

Review: Mato Anomalies is a cyberpunk game that doesn’t know what it wants to be. At its heart, it’s a turn-based RPG with an underdeveloped combat system. But it’s also a text based narrative detective game and a deck building game.
Watch my full review to find out whether you should play Mato Anomalies.
Disclosure: I received a free review copy of this product from keymailer.co
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[@manny2684]

I like the art style

[@KatClay]

Yeah I wish they'd pushed more into the manga style illustration throughout. Some of the character design is very cool.

[@lilrockstar77]

I love your reviews.

[@KatClay]

Thanks Charlie!

[@herodotus6235]

What are you talking about?? It’s actually quite an enjoyable battle system.

[@KatClay]

I mean, it's not for me, but if you enjoy it that's great.

[@albankhanoba6550]

Just found your channel pretty good content

[@KatClay]

Thanks Alban! Hope you stick around 😀

[@xavdeman]

0:31 Complaining about Asian 'fetishization' in cyberpunk games? What does that even mean? Don't you mean 'appreciation' or 'inspiration'?

[@KatClay]

I'm referring to the cultural appropriation of Asian culture common in cyberpunk and video games. George Yang has a very good article on the topic on Wired here: www.wired.com/story/orientalism-cyberpunk-2077-yellow-peril-science-fiction/

[@robhines7925]

@@KatClay I don't think I agree with some of what's said there but parts of it seem interesting and thanks for the link.