Author: Rich Meister

Over the past week, I’ve seen a lot of people in and around the games media refer to Kena: Bridge of Spirits as a “great PS2 game.” It’s a fair comparison, but I think looking at Kena as merely an old style of game does it a disservice. Sure we don’t regularly get this brand of third-person action platformer anymore. Still, Kena excels at it and does so while bringing a Pixar level of charm to its characters and environments, even if it is a little rough around the edges.