This disingenuousness was also pointed out by commenters. This was also ignoring the fact that he was holding the button down to wind up the move when it was also possible to just tap the button to use it instantly. His issue was that the move caused Spongebob to walk forward off of the button, but everyone who had common sense pointed out in the comments all he really had to do was just back up so he walked forward onto the button. The main draw of his supposed ire was a Rube Goldberg-style rolling ball puzzle where the player must stand on a large square button and perform his Bubble Bowl move. In his review, Joseph described the gameplay of this children's platformer as "Sisyphean" and impossible, and then immediately turned around and said the game was insultingly easy. I haven't heard about Joseph since, so I can only imagine he completely obliterated his credibility and got blacklisted by every website that ironically wasn't 8chan. Holding nothing but blind contempt for THQN, he purposefully gave the game a 2/10, but also ended up writing one of the most hilariously bad video game reviews and made himself look like an inept dunderhead incapable of completing a game made for small children. Gamespot brought in freelance games journalist Funké Joseph to do the review, but Joseph had a massive axe to grind with publisher THQ Nordic because of their baffling decision to host an AMA on the neo-nazi troll pit of a website 8chan. I've actually seen this happen before in what's probably the most infamous example: Gamespot's review of Spongebob Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated. That's enough ammunition for many biased reactionary critics to damn the game before they even get their hands on it. Rowling, author of the Harry Potter books and recently out and proud transphobe. It's pretty safe to say many outlets will not review the game fairly.
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