Josh Wise
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There is enough pleasant fun here to divert you, and there are flutters of real invention. You just wish that it ran a little further.
A choose-your-own horror without any fright, The Casting of Frank Stone has an intriguing plot that doesn’t end up delivering.
Star Wars: Bounty Hunter is not, nor was it, a good video game, but this loving remaster makes you think of what may still come.
Conscript
Conscript may not be a true survival horror, but it taps into that legacy and roots it in fertile soil.
Kunitsu-Gami is exactly the sort of thing we need more of, the kind of game that you kid yourself used to crop up regularly in generations gone by.
Braid is a classic, and this edition features beautifully redone art and music, with hours of excellent developer commentary.
Indika
Indika is a must. It stays with you, its heroine is fascinating, and its surreal vision is unsettling. You haven’t played anything like it.
Skull and Bones is a dull exercise in checklist progression, spiced here and there with some impressive sailing.
A beautiful Britain, an exuberant driving engine, and generosity of spirit make Forza Horizon 4 a masterclass.
It may well be more of the same, but Mexico beckons, ravishing the eye and devouring up the miles.
Fluid platforming and frenetic combat, with some lovely spectacle and a dull story.
CriticDB tracks 139 Josh Wise reviews, averaging 70/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Josh Wise score in the Reviews tab.
Josh Wise score distribution
- 90–10011
- 80–8945
- 70–7944
- 60–6917
- 50–5917
- Below 505
















