Fraser Brown

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Fraser Brown·Oct 25, 2018

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Lethal League Blaze doesn’t flip over the table, but it’s an extremely confident sequel that improves on just about every part of its predecessor.

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Fraser Brown·Aug 30, 2018

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Two Point Hospital is a wonderful place to work—just ignore all the corpses.

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Fraser Brown·Jul 3, 2018

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Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy is a nearly flawless remaster of a mixed bag that I'm still incredibly fond of, even after so many deaths.

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Fraser Brown·Jun 11, 2018

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I don't want to bad-mouth cool dinosaurs, but cool dinosaurs can only carry a game so far.

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Fraser Brown·Apr 30, 2018

Critic73/100

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Ten kings enter, one king leaves.

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Fraser Brown·Mar 19, 2018

Critic84/100

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Looks like a Viking-themed Age of Empires but is much more.

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Fraser Brown·Mar 15, 2018

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A city-builder with a killer streak.

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Fraser Brown·Feb 26, 2018

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Every part of Stellaris is still here; the pieces have just been rearranged, neatly.

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Fraser Brown·Feb 21, 2018

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A solid remake of a game that’s past its time.

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Fraser Brown·Feb 13, 2018

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Railway Empire should be so much better.

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Fraser Brown·Feb 13, 2018

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Easily confused with Life is Feudal: Your Own, Life is Feudal: MMO takes the multiplayer medieval crafting and survival game and makes it larger and, through developer-run servers, more permanent.

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Fraser Brown·Feb 7, 2018

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This first expansion fills the game with big historical moments and crises.

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Fraser Brown·Jan 19, 2018

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The Tomb Kings are ultimately a great addition to Warhammer's perpetually pissed-off factions, but their poor integration into the Vortex campaign suggests that Creative Assembly haven't quite figured out how to add factions who don't share the core participants' objectives.