James Berich
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Silent Hill Townfall Review - An Intriguing Excursion
Control Resonant Review - A Shapeshifting Rollercoaster Of Weirdness
The Blood of Dawnwalker Review - Spoilt For Choice
Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy Review - A Satisfying Side Story
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls Review - A Colourful Spectacle
Beast of Reincarnation Review - Budding With Ambition
Borderlands 3
Borderlands 3 is what you would expect from a Borderlands game, for better or for worse. It does little to innovate on the now ubiquitous looter genre it helped to define ten years ago and plays it safe. While it’s almost the same Borderlands it was those ten years ago,...
Metal Gear Survive had the potential to grow into something unique but now it’s just an uninspired mish-mash of poorly balanced systems that translates to an experience that feels like a chore. The story is frustrating, the only aspects that are great are the ones carried over from Metal Gear...
Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden is well beyond anything Don't Nod has ever done. It successfully merges their renowned knack for solid characters and great stories, engaging and enjoyable combat and a unique setting to create an experience like no other. It's incredibly fun and easily the studios most ambitious...
Pikmin 4
Pikmin 4 brings together engaging cave exploration and a charming world to explore to offer up the most complete Pikmin experience so far. While the multiplayer offerings feel like a step back from Pikmin 3 and the game is too easy to begin with, Pikmin 4 more than makes up...
ReCore
But the sum is lesser than its parts and nothing ever quite reaches the high highs that these games that came before it did. Everything is still enjoyable, mind you, but there’s just something missing. Some extra polish, the little details, that keep ReCore from being an instant masterpiece of...
Resident Evil 4 translates a game already revered into an absolute masterpiece. The tension is heightened and the combat is stronger than ever, all while still maintaining the corny dialogue and humour that the original game was known for. While there are a few minor aspects missing, Resident Evil 4...
CriticDB tracks 164 James Berich reviews, averaging 72/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every James Berich score in the Reviews tab.
James Berich score distribution
- 90–10044
- 80–8947
- 70–7939
- 60–6911
- 50–597
- Below 502















