Kirstie Summers
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When its Kickstarter campaign ran in 2013, Nelly Cootalot: The Fowl Fleet raised £5,000 more than its target. Now, as well as being available on Steam, the muc
We. the Revolution is set in late 18th century France in the violent heart of the revolution. You play as a judge, a man of wealth and power who is accustome
Darkwood introduces itself as a “challenging and unforgiving” top-down horror survival game and it absolutely follows through on that promise. The influe
The dark military atmosphere of Solstice Chronicles: MIA is apparent from the first title card. The detail in the opening moments firmly establishes what you ca
An immediately evocative game, The King’s Bird has been wonderfully crafted to be an experience that stays with you. In a pretty way. The bold colours and
Omensight
The cartoony art style and anthropomorphised animal characters of Omensight might give you the impression that the game is for children. But it gets dark very q
Having won multiple awards spanning art, music and overall excellence, Machinarium has come to the Switch preceded by its reputation. Functionally, it is a s
A game that merges a cute and colourful aesthetic with a singularly brutal approach to existence, Crashlands has evidently been crafted with a sense of humour.
The kind of game that will chew up anyone afraid of a challenge, Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption eschews any sense of progression in favour of throwing you imm
When you have an established fan base as passionate as that of Steven Universe, it can be a risky move crossing into a new format. But Steven Universe: Save the
For a game that is primarily about drumming, Gal Metal has a weird premise. You are a teenage boy who gets abducted by aliens and forced to share the body of a
Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle is a simple game, but it definitely captures the essence of the franchise it is inspired by. It is gruesome and gory and the bloo
CriticDB tracks 109 Kirstie Summers reviews, averaging 78/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Kirstie Summers score in the Reviews tab.
Kirstie Summers score distribution
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