TheSixthAxis

10th February 2020
Azur Lane: Crosswave

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Miguel Moran
Publisher: Yostar
Machine: PC (Windows)

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Scores

PC (Windows) Version
Overall70%

Summary

Azur Lane: Crosswave has a well-written story mode that runs as deep as the ocean, but the combat that strings these story scenes together is as shallow as a kiddie pool.

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