Des Miller
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My time with Monster Hunter Rise was both pleasant and exciting, though I found it less challenging than I’d hoped. The initial set of credits after defeating the flagship monster come roughly eight to ten hours in, yet the game doesn’t end there. The story continues through the Hub quests...
Longtime fans of the Atelier series will find a lot to love in Atelier Ryza 2. New fans who started with its predecessor also will be pleased to know that the sequel more than lives up to expectations. My initial impressions of the game were quite positive and full of...
Minoria
Minoria is a game I’d certainly recommend to anyone looking for a somewhat dark action platformer. The story, art, and music stand out the most in a sea of nearly endless Metroidvanias. It’s a melancholic journey that is sure to leave a lasting impression despite faults with the gameplay and...
Othercide
The game stands out among the crowd with its immediately eye-catching aesthetic and its roguelike mixture of tactics and horror. It’s an oppressive game that teaches the player through repeated failure, granting new insight to use in future encounters. The game’s mechanics may seem simple, but there is a beautifully...
This entry honed in on the things its predecessor did well, while stripping out some of the less-than-great fluff. That said, there are still some awkward parts to the game which may put some people off. The visual novel presentation can lead to some light pacing issues, while the anime...
Brigandine: Legend of Runersia is an impressive game which takes elements of Grand Strategy and Tactical RPGs and mixes them together quite well. While I’d like deeper options outside of combat, unique assets for every knight, and more varied encounters, I enjoyed every hour I spent with the game. Even...
Banner of the Maid is an ambitious tactical RPG with a lot of great ideas on the table. It’s beautiful and challenging, though it stumbles a bit along the way. Battles become a chore toward the end of the game, the localization is often stiff and lacks personality, and tutorialization...
CriticDB tracks 31 Des Miller reviews, averaging 84/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Des Miller score in the Reviews tab.
Des Miller score distribution
- 90–10011
- 80–8915
- 70–793
- 60–692
- 50–590
- Below 500











