Adam Siddiqui
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If you’re attempting to figure out which Assassin’s Creed game to play first, the answer is to start here. Shay’s story closes a few loops left behind in Black Flag and Assassin’s Creed III, and offers a new starting point for the European conflict that’s brewing. Rogue not only closes...
There’s a restless energy to Sunset Overdrive that is hard not to adore. The brightly colored, and easy to navigate, city of Sunset is saturated with entreating distractions. It might not be the most challenging game, but its racy writing and satire filled dialogue easily overshadowed this issue. Simply put,...
The Evil Within is the survival-horror game that fans of the genre have been waiting for. The tense atmosphere and intense combat against terrifying creatures ensures captivating experience. Although the story is predictable it's clear that the horror genre isn't dead yet. If you love horror games than the choice...
Destiny
Destiny tries to adhere to many types of players and attempts to justify the time and effort it takes to unlock them. It excels with the basics, such as control and entertainment, but monotonous missions, that repeat continuously on each planet, dilute the experience. Destiny isn't about having a deep...
No Going Back remains satisfying despite it not having the same emotional impact as season one's conclusion. The various endings and questionable actions of the remaining survivors creates a messy ending. Still, looking back on all of the decisions, characters and settings, this was truly an exhausting journey for Clementine....
inFamous: First Light offers an interesting backstory of Fetch, giving us a better understanding of her plight before she met Delsin. The excellent combat and colorful powers make combat and travel as enjoyable as Second Son's main campaign, but the lack of power variety is more of a handicap after...
Watch Dogs
The ability to hack anything with a single device made playing through Aiden’s journey fun and dynamic. However, it’s not revolutionary. Instead, it’s a complementary approach to the open world gameplay. Watch Dogs doesn’t do any one thing spectacularly, but when seen as a whole, it’s a fun game with...
In Harm’s Way is similar to episode one; it’s meant to be another stepping stone to what Clementine will become. A lot of important situations are present here, but not a lot of them carry any weight within the episode itself. Most of the gameplay consists of dialogue, but it...
Burial at Sea feels essential because of what it accomplishes with its narrative, explaining previously unanswered questions within both Columbia and Rapture. Even more significantly, it’s deeply connected to the original campaign but at the same time maintains its originality. Burial at Sea Episode 2 strengthens the amazing world of...
It’s amazing that Telltale can maintain the same tension that a lot of us have grown to love. With A House Divided Telltale has set the pace for the entire season and have proven that adventure games don’t need high pace action to be incredible. A House Divided builds on...
If you’re coming into South Park: The Stick of Truth hoping for a deep RPG experience, you’ll sadly be disappointed. The true joy comes from the South Park universe, seeing and interacting with these notorious characters within their notorious town. It’s shocking, funny, and a wonderfully crafted South Park game...
The Last Of Us: Left Behind adds new combat mechanics and an in-depth look into Ellie’s past, which is worth exploring for any fan of The Last of Us. It gave a poignant insight into Ellie’s past that is worth playing through.
CriticDB tracks 97 Adam Siddiqui reviews, averaging 69/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Adam Siddiqui score in the Reviews tab.
Adam Siddiqui score distribution
- 90–10014
- 80–8945
- 70–7911
- 60–697
- 50–595
- Below 503

















