Kate Gray

Nintendo Life

Kate Gray·Nov 4, 2020

Critic80/100

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Control is, and always has been, a fantastic game – that's not in doubt. Remedy's skill when it comes to creating a highly-detailed game-world is world-class, and the gloriously dynamic combat is second-to-none – once you've unlocked the required skills in-game, at least. The Nintendo Switch may not be the absolute best place to play Control if you're looking for crisp 60fps graphics and rock-solid performance, but it's perfectly good if you've got a relatively stable internet connection and a Pro Controller.

Nintendo Life

Kate Gray·Oct 27, 2020

Critic60/100

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Timberline Studio's debut game holds a lot of promise, with writing and animations that are both full to the brim with personality and wit. However, The Red Lantern's core game loop suffers from repetitive, punishingly random events that make the player feel passive and helpless to the whims of fate.

Rock Paper Shotgun

Kate Gray·Jan 17, 2017

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Ladykiller does a lot of good, but that doesn’t mean we should overlook what it gets wrong.

PC Gamer

Kate Gray·Jan 11, 2017

Critic78/100

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NSFW adventure game hints at a better world for sex games.

Rock Paper Shotgun

Kate Gray·Sep 9, 2016

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I had a lot of fun with Hue. It was frustrating sometimes, but most puzzle-platformers are, and it would be boring to get every level right first time. Its faults mostly lie with being over-ambitious in terms of tone and narrative, but I think I'd rather see a game overreach than be content with mediocrity.

PC Gamer

Kate Gray·Aug 11, 2016

Critic65/100

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Injustice: Mobs Among Us

Rock Paper Shotgun

Kate Gray·Jul 26, 2016

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It’s by no means the best Zero Escape game, but it’s a fitting end to the trilogy’s story arc and – animation aside – it’s an excellent way to spend a few evenings.