Written by Leilukin
-First published on 26 August 2023
Last updated on 30 August 2023
First published on 26 August 2023
Last updated on 5 September 2023
In Cassette Beasts, not only that the player can chose to go by they/them pronouns via the character creator, but there is also a Ranger Captain named Skip who is canonically non-binary and uses they/them pronouns.
-In addition to having canon LGBTQ+ characters, Cassette Beasts's voice cast also includes openly LGBTQ+ voice actors, such as Allegra Clark, J. Michael Tatum, Kayleigh McKee and Risa Mei.
+In addition to having canon LGBTQ+ characters, Cassette Beasts's voice cast also includes multiple openly LGBTQ+ voice actors, such as Allegra Clark, J. Michael Tatum, Kayleigh McKee, Liz Morey, Marin M. Miller and Risa Mei.
Looking for LGBTQ+ representation in monster-collecting games? Instead of waiting for corporate franchises like Pokémon to give you scraps, how about looking at indie titles that actually has LGBTQ+ representation like Cassette Beasts instead?
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-Oh, and there is more! Cassette Beasts actually has an impressive voice cast, especially for an indie game, featuring established, well-known voice actors including Yuri Lowenthal, Tara Platt, Allegra Clark, Aleks Le, Sean Chiplock, J. Michael Tatum, Jennifer Losi, Kayleigh McKee, Risa Mei, Marin Miller, Cindy Robinson, Edwyn Tiong, etc.
+Oh, and there is more! Cassette Beasts actually has an impressive voice cast, especially for an indie game, featuring established, well-known voice actors including Yuri Lowenthal, Tara Platt, Allegra Clark, Aleks Le, Sean Chiplock, J. Michael Tatum, Jennifer Losi, Kayleigh McKee, Risa Mei, Marin M. Miller, Cindy Robinson, Edwyn Tiong, etc.
Bytten Studio and Raw Fury could have just hire unknowns to save budget, but nope, they achieved the remarkable feat of getting multiple famous voice actors for an indie game.
@@ -240,7 +240,7 @@A common criticism of the Pokémon games from long-time players is the lack of difficulty settings, and even the only pair of games that have it, Black 2 and White 2, require you to complete the main campaign to unlock. Moreover, the open-world design of Scarlet and Violet has been criticised for the lack of level scaling in opponents' Pokémon.
+A common criticism of the Pokémon games from long-time players is the lack of difficulty settings, and even the only pair of games that actually have it, Black 2 and White 2, require you to complete the main campaign to unlock. Moreover, the open-world design of Scarlet and Violet has been criticised for the lack of level scaling in opponents' Pokémon.
However, the settings menu of Cassette Beasts already includes sliders to adjust the game's difficulty through the level scaling and enemy AI options from the get go, and does not require you to perform extra steps to unlock, so you are free to make the game easier or more difficult as you wish.