William Worrall
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Is style enough to bulk out lesser substance? Our Stupid Never Dies Review will let you know if this slick hack-and-slash rogue-lite will stand the test of the time or rot like a zombie on the beach.
Our Toy Story: Retro Roundup Review takes a look at this latest re-release of the classic Disney Pixar games based on the famous franchise in the late 90s and very early 2000s.
Read our Creepshow review to find out if this extreme point-and-click horror anthology can live up to the famous name that it holds.
Our Moss: The Forgotten Relic Review will let you know what we thought of this VR-free re-release of the classic mousey adventure.
Discounty is a fantastic life sim that offers something unique to fans who think they've seen it all. Just don't get stuck inside any freezers.
Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero revives a two-decades-old series with aplomb, all while managing to stay accessible to not only newbies but also relevant to long-time fans.
Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree is the lore and gameplay continuation that we all needed. The new challenges and a feeling of nostalgia help propel this DLC into the stratosphere.
Repetitive gameplay and numerous bugs can make some of Outcast: A New Beginning a chore. Fun exploration mechanics might save it for returning fans.
While the investigation aspect may fall a little short, The Thaumaturge is saved by excellent writing and characters. Not to mention a deeply involved combat and upgrade system.
Pacific Drive is an experience that survives on story, sights, and sounds, as well as adventure. Even with some interesting gameplay problems, this atom-powered adventure is worth playing.
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth marks a new standard for the series. More of everything you're familiar with than any previous game, and a hell of a lot that's new too.
Spirittea might have its issues, but it offers some truly unique things for the life sim genre. A must-play for Life Sim fans who think they've seen it all.
CriticDB tracks 73 William Worrall reviews, averaging 69/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every William Worrall score in the Reviews tab.
William Worrall score distribution
- 90–1004
- 80–8921
- 70–7919
- 60–6917
- 50–5910
- Below 502
















