Lee Bradley
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Fable: The Journey
Fable: The Journey represents Lionhead at the very peak its powers. It’s a sumptuously produced game with a wonderful, affecting story bursting with characters you’ll come to love, set across a beautifully realised world. Very few studios are capable of crafting an experience so skillfully.
FIFA 17
The thing about football games, indeed any sports game, is that they tap into the drama of the sport. They allow fans to live out their dreams and their nightmares, their hopes and their fears. Forget cut-scenes and set-pieces and all that stuff for a minute, this is where some...
Darksiders II
Darksiders II is huge. From the hulking, chunky characters and vast landscapes, to the towering bosses and the apocalyptic storyline, it's a whopping great big monster of a game, drawing on influences with statures to match. Everything about it is massive.
Dragon's Dogma
If the insane J-Rock theme that erupts from the title screen isn’t enough evidence, having your heart plucked out by a dragon’s fingernail within the first five minutes seals the deal: Dragon’s Dogma is a bit... different.
Part of fantasy’s enduring appeal lies in its propensity for metaphor. Whether it be in relation to morality, class, race or religion, these tales of swords and sorcery can reflect much about the world in which we live. They travel to distant lands in order to teach us about our...
When Tiger Woods tees-off at the Augusta Masters later this week it will be as an outsider, a man with just one tournament win to his name in two and a half years. How things have changed.
What do you want from a game? Do you favour innovation and ambition over quality and craftsmanship? Or would you rather invest in games that play it safe instead of reaching for the stars and falling short? Think it over. Your opinion of Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning will largely depend...
CriticDB tracks 43 Lee Bradley reviews, averaging 16/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Lee Bradley score in the Reviews tab.
Lee Bradley score distribution
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