Ravi Sinha
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Mojang and Double Eleven's latest action RPG foray feels unfulfilling, uninspired, unenthusiastic, and ultimately, unrewarding.
A stunning paranatural epic with fantastic combat, Remedy's latest offers a compelling new narrative wrapped up in its signature weirdness.
Expanded customization and four-player squads can't hide the many issues with Cold Iron's co-op third-person shooter.
Bit Reactor's goes beyond a simple XCOM and Star Wars combination to deliver an engaging tactical turn-based strategy.
Expression Games captures the atmosphere of the Vietnam conflict, even as it fumbles with performance and optimization.
Replicant D6 follows the GoldenEye formula to a T, delivering a fun retro-style experience, even if it lacks its own charm.
Arc System Works scores on presentation and gameplay, even packing a healthy amount of solo content, but online is a different story.
Game Freak's biggest multiplatform game yet is also its best, blooming with charm despite some technical and presentation hangups.
ACE Team's novel attempt at a co-op horror game could have used more polish and tighter gameplay to truly stand out.
As a feast for combat aficionados, packed with variety, intensity, and challenge, Revelations is fantastic.
Mina may not be the mouse with the most, but her first adventure is one that modern and retro fans alike may want to dive into.
The death of the infamous Bobcat was greatly exaggerated, but while Fabraz's 3D platformer has some good ideas, it still comes up short.
CriticDB tracks 13 Ravi Sinha reviews, averaging 72/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Ravi Sinha score in the Reviews tab.
Ravi Sinha score distribution
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