Jamie Sharp

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Jamie Sharp·Dec 16, 2019

Critic70/100

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Big Pharma has a lot to offer for players who want a deep management simulator.

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Jamie Sharp·Dec 5, 2019

Critic80/100

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While it makes a point of poking fun at the state of the games industry, SuperEpic is also a lot of fun to play.

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Jamie Sharp·Nov 14, 2019

Critic80/100

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Sparklite is a fantastic rogue-lite adventure title that provides a nostalgia hit for 2D Zelda fans without feeling like a bad copy. The game's rich world fuses mechanics and story without it feeling obnoxious, and the cast of characters are lovable and well-rounded, with each one standing out from the crowd. By the end, players will be begging for more, even if the final road is a little bumpy with some awkward difficulty spikes. Geodia is a world no one wants to leave by the end, but it's one that's enjoyable to return to again and again.

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Jamie Sharp·Nov 2, 2019

Critic70/100

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Override: Mech City Brawl is a solid port for Nintendo Switch. Any graphical downgrade isn't noticeable in handheld mode, and the action of the game distracts from anything that would stand out. Single-player and local multiplayer can provide hours of fun, but the online multiplayer lets the game down massively. The choice not to implement cross-play harms its long-term appeal, rendering what should enjoyable game modes almost entirely irrelevant. This is still a neat little title, but if you're keen to take your skills online, you might want to look elsewhere for your kicks.