Voltron: Defender of the Universe Review

By Eddy Fettig

How can you mess up giant lion robots?



Aside from zombies, the big trend reverberating through mass media these days seems to be “everything old is new again (especially when it's still old)”. Making a game based on a retro animé and adhering to its tone without modernization could make for quite a fun time, and upon booting up Voltron: Defender of…

  • Captures old-school animé vibe
  • Repetitive design all around
  • Doesn't fully capitalize on its license
  • Mechanics are imprecise and clunky

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Eddy Fettig
Eddy Fettig

I'm a guy who grew up in Western New York and went to college studying Digital Media and Writing. I recently left behind my entire life on the east coast behind to move to the San Francisco Bay Area and more actively pursue a career in gaming, which led to a position at GameStop - which led to meeting Nic and applying for Game Revolution, where I'm now a Freelance Writer.

In my spare time when I'm NOT playing video games, I am probably writing fiction.

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