Jeff Young
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Borderlands 4 nails everything that a Borderlands sequel should. The story is excellent with a lot to look forward to via DLC, and the cast of characters, including your Vault Hunter, contribute to much of that story, in really engaging ways. With some great writing, solid humor, without going overb
As a red mist flooded the village and saw its occupants vanish, Rias and Slade team up to discover just what happened and why Rias, all of a sudden, finds a mysterious cauldron that gifts her the ability to perform alchemy.
Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree does a lot of things right with its story, character moments, and the time hijinks of the village itself. While the roguelite systems are what we’ve come to expect, with the studio rarely coloring outside the lines, the combat can often feel...
Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor is one of the best in the Survivors genre due to some choices in its gameplay. It rewards progression with wide assortment of enhancements, modes, new characters, levels, and more. With its added personality with voices to your miners and your objective-giver, it really
Bloober Team found their confidence in the Silent Hill 2 remake, and this has shown a side of the studio that could be a force to be reckoned with. Cronus: The New Dawn is easily their best work, and I say that as someone who found the Silent Hill 2...
Sword of Sea, like previous Giant Squid releases, is more of an experience than a game, and for the reasons that allow the studio to flex its creative muscle. With some gorgeous spectacles that are punctuated by a flawless score by Austin Wintory, Sword of the Sea is a wild...
Killing Floor 3 is vastly more enjoyable with friends as you are communicating and joking around, thanks to full crossplay support, something that Killing Floor 2 didn’t have. The repetition isn’t so apparent then, but it’s hard to nonetheless stick with it after fighting the same three bosses over
Everybody’s Golf: Hot Shots is a brand new entry that you can play on PS5, PC, or even the Nintendo Switch! All the classic gameplay returns with a host of new characters, all new courses, and tons of things to collect. Grab a club and start swinging!
While Order of Giants does fine in its offering, it lacks the excitement of the campaign and provides far too simple puzzles across its roughly 8 to 10 hours in length. It’s more of The Great Circle, but that just isn’t enough this time.
Jotunnslayer: Hordes of Hel is the latest Vampire Survivors-like, but it brings with it a greater degree of detail and visuals to its gameplay. As a Viking, Ranger, Dwarf, a banished Valkyrie, and more, you’ll combine your power with the very gods to conquer your foes.
Metal Eden
Metal Eden is a fast-paced shooter that rarely lets up. It's a cyberpunk dystopian arena shooter that is drenched in the brilliance of the same aesthetic that made Ruiner such a visual feast. It's bombastic, fast-paced, and has some of the best feeling gunplay I've ever experienced.
The Knightling
Knightling has some great ideas and its story is certainly the game's best element. But, the unresponsive combat is the game's biggest failing, and makes encounters more about survival than achieving victory.
CriticDB tracks 564 Jeff Young reviews, averaging 76/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Jeff Young score in the Reviews tab.
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