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The Incident at Galley House upholds the strengths of Type Help, but falters with its new material. Hiero de Lima reviews.
D-topia
D-topia is a thoughtful exploration of a world ruled by AI. While it might be too subtle for its own good in places, it endeavours to highlight humanity’s need for imperfection. Hiero de Lima reviews.
Moonlight Peaks
Moonlight Peaks is an exercise in suffering disguised as a spooky-cute farming game. Hiero de Lima reviews.
This small open-world indie game has a lot of untapped potential.
Japanese studio Acrobatic Chirimenjako makes a great debut with a beautiful visual novel.
Despite being an accessible turn-based RPG, the journey of Cadence and company falls far short of what the genre can offer.
Uncover the dirty secrets of a wealthy American family with the help of the all-powerful dial-up internet.
A new adventure in a mystery anthology set in Japan follows the inhabitants of the Ise-Shima region through a series of bizarre events.
The highly anticipated and controversial title proves that the current vision of the franchise is completely out of sync with the older games.
The DLC for this roguelike and colony simulator focuses on a variety of new systems, although it doesn't seem to put much effort into the story.
The main focus of the sequel is to be what Slime Rancher fans love most: more Slime Rancher.
Returning to Sujerânia and its surroundings greatly improves the cleaning and discovery process that made the original so successful.
CriticDB tracks 12 Hiero de Lima reviews, averaging 73/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Hiero de Lima score in the Reviews tab.
Hiero de Lima score distribution
- 90–1002
- 80–893
- 70–791
- 60–691
- 50–592
- Below 500












