Liam Croft

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Liam Croft·Jul 28, 2020

Critic50/100

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Maid of Sker may be this developer's best attempt at horror yet, but it still falls short of something actually worth playing.

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Liam Croft·Jul 17, 2020

Critic50/100

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Despite the handful of enjoyable hours Rocket Arena has to offer, it's not an investment worth considering.

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Liam Croft·Jun 9, 2020

Critic70/100

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This is all topped off by some beautiful visuals. Pixel art is used to full effect with gorgeous, colourful scenery that is just begging you to stop and admire your surroundings. Combine that with an entertaining narrative and fun puzzling and you've got a title which pleases in all the right places.

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Liam Croft·May 28, 2020

Critic40/100

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Those Who Remain is a psychological horror experience completely lacking in scares and atmosphere. Its uninspired gameplay loop has already been done better time and time again, resulting in a dull, unnecessary title.

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Liam Croft·May 24, 2020

Critic40/100

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Mafia II: Definitive Edition could have been a welcome distraction during the quieter summer months, but in its current state, it must be avoided at all costs. While its narrative and writing may still hold up 10 years later, the long, long list of technical flaws and glitches overshadows its few accomplishments. And that's all it deserves because this is the worst remaster of the PS4 generation.

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Liam Croft·May 8, 2020

Critic60/100

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Its biggest problem then is that it's over all too quickly. Of course, rogue-lites are designed to be replayed over and over again. However, with just four comic books to work through, you'll see everything Fury Unleashed has to offer much quicker than you might expect.

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Liam Croft·Apr 28, 2020

Critic70/100

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Telling Lies is one of the best experiences to make use of FMV on PS4, telling a fascinating narrative that'll have you guessing what revelation will come your way next. What's more, the star-studded cast of characters does an excellent job of bringing the script to life, but it is held back by a perplexing rewind function. Had it been implemented better, the game would be on the cusp of greatness. Although, in its current state, Telling Lies is still a very safe recommendation for fans of the genre.

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Liam Croft·Apr 21, 2020

Critic40/100

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Its setting may convince some into a purchase, but for those after a new take on the genre, this experience fails to satisfy.

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Liam Croft·Mar 30, 2020

Critic70/100

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Resident Evil 3 had the potential to better its classic predecessor, but a disappointing amount of cut content and the let down that is Nemesis hold it back from greatness. It's still an experience very much worth revisiting, with Raccoon City and the hospital receiving a lot of love and attention, however, it only makes us question what could have been that little bit more.

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Liam Croft·Mar 17, 2020

Critic90/100

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DOOM Eternal delivers one of the best FPS campaigns of all time.

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Liam Croft·Mar 10, 2020

Critic80/100

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While it may be incredibly similar to what came before it, Nioh 2 smartly adds yet more depth and mechanics to its engagements to make for one of the best combat systems around.

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Liam Croft·Feb 19, 2020

Critic40/100

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Again, admiring its quaint, quiet beauty might be enough to convince those enthusiastic about its premise to give the game a shot, although what awaits them leads to disappointment.

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Liam Croft·Feb 3, 2020

Critic80/100

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Zombie Army 4: Dead War is an absolute riot of a title that is just as cheeky as it is fun to play.

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Liam Croft·Feb 3, 2020

Critic50/100

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Dawn of Fear is not what you would typically consider a good video game and it most definitely does not perform like one. However, when it works, there hasn't been anything else quite like it for the best part of two decades. Dawn of Fear is the best and worst tribute to Resident Evil at the same time, and we can't think anything more intriguing than that.

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Liam Croft·Jan 23, 2020

Critic40/100

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It’s basic puzzling action that has been done time and time again, so it’s perhaps even more disappointing when you take all of its flaws into account.