A great adventure game, if you can overlook the camera problems and sucky voice acting.

User Rating: 8 | Legend of Kay PS2
By svaubel | Review Date:
Follow the adventures of Kay, a samurai cat living in a village where the land has been controlled and overrun by gorillas and rats. Use your ninja moves to best foes in combat and solve platforming puzzles. while intended for the younger set, anyone that enjoys a solid, fun, and lengthy adventure game should enjoy Legend of Kay.

Gameplay 9- Combat is fast-paced and great fun, there is also decent challenge as well. The controls take a little while to learn but once you are familiar with then, you will be busting out the moves in no time.
Graphics 8- Great graphics, better than I expected. The water (and some floors) reflect light like polished glass. Kay's animations are well done and fluid. The only major complain is some frame rate slow down when there is a lot going on at once on screen.
Sound 6- The music and sound effects are great, Chinese themed. However the voice acting is bad. You would think Kay to be a tough cat, but when he opens his mouth he sounds like a little kid, which kind of ruins some of his persona.
Replay Value- 7 Moderate
Fun Factor- 10 High- This game is a blast to play and easy to enjoy.

My final Score- 8.0

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