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Most of his points are "I don't like x". I don't agree with them.
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The majority of the "flaws" he is mentioning are undeniably objective flaws. His personal opinion isn't really a big factor in this review/comparison to Abes Oddysee. And when he mentions things that represent his personal opinion, it's usually well reasoned.
Putting REAL ads in a anti-consumerism themed game is a flaw, the lame motion detector solution is a flaw, so are the "steam-zones", the way jumping works (without the classic control option) is a flaw, the overdone post-processing effects are a flaw, the lack of backround detail is a flaw, factory slaves making too many casual and silly comments is a flaw, visual clues for check points are a flaw...
As far as the art direction is concerned, this is where it gets more subjective, although I think it's fair to say most people that played the original preferred the dark and gritty look and feel of Rupture Farms.