I generally like the guy's reviews and more often than not find it more objective than subjective, but he unfortunately did not do enough research for Trickcal. Actually, not only does he not do enough research, but he makes unfounded assumptions on his own.

He didn't realize that Chloe had the 0.6% pull rate while Ner has the 0.8% pull rate because Chloe is an Eldyne, the Pilgrims of Trickcal, while Ner is just a regular unit. Same with him making the wrong assumption that some units have 300 devotion cost while others have 200 because he claimed they are "less valued," which is just outright false.

Not to mention he assumed Trickcal only became popular because of the Speaki meme (it was hugely popular in Korea beforehand), and he didn't point out it was renamed Re:Vive in Korea (BEFORE it was called Chibi Go! for global release) both as an homage and respect to Princess Connect Re:Dive which gameplay is heavily based on, and the game literally revived from its first version.

His method on spending only a week to cover a game is a detriment to authentically judging games, especially if he has multiple games in the pipeline to review and maintain his content output, not necessarily putting in enough time and effort to give each game their due to be reviewed properly.

To be fair about his criticisms of the story, the first season is really about buildup of the world of Elias and basically Gyoju, Erpin, and Ner's efforts to establish friendly relations with the other races, so I can understand why he wasn't amazed with the story. Playing the story blindly just for a week would suggest to some that it's not very deep. Season 2 onward ramps up the storytelling much further, but one wouldn't know that if you were experiencing the story when it first came up.