Alan Wen
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Capcom’s curious blend of action, real-time strategy and tower defence is one of the most original games you’ll play all year
Likeable characters, flashy combat and a staggering number of side activities make Zenless Zone Zero a real rarity: a free-to-play action game you won’t want to sleep on.
A princely expansion, rich with lore, challenges and weapons, fit for a majestic masterpiece. Shadow of the Erdtree is a must-play for Elden Ring fans.
A dark, delicious and hilarious RPG adventure worth playing. Paper Mario fans will love experiencing Thousand Year Door over again – and newcomers will be equally charmed.
A technical masterclass for depicting a serious mental condition, but Senua’s Saga doesn’t have enough involving gameplay to carry its story.
Team Ninja borrows the open-world familiarity and historical tourism of Assassin’s Creed while adapting its own breed of hardcore action for the mainstream.
If you can get over some glaring issues, the surprising depth and systems make Dragon’s Dogma 2 an action RPG like nothing else you’ve played.
A maximalist sequel remake that’s equally generous as it is indulgent, at the detriment of retelling of one of gaming’s most beloved tales.
A chill, inoffensive online team shooter with far from solid mechanics, poor solo content, and dreadful monetisation
Big in content and heart, Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth brings the series’ past and present together with maximum charm.
With majestic sights and wondrous tales, A Highland Song is a terrific indie platformer that uses its environments and your choices to make a memorable journey each time.
This year’s biggest Mario game has come and gone already, which makes you wonder where else can Nintendo possibly go as its ridiculously successful hybrid games console must be entering its twilight phase. With the beloved plumber’s extensive history, it never hurts to mine the vault and refurbish a classic...
CriticDB tracks 108 Alan Wen reviews, averaging 78/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Alan Wen score in the Reviews tab.
Alan Wen score distribution
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