Magnus Groth-Andersen
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There's an element of entertainment to be found deep within the confines of Snake Pass, although this might be hard to spot at first. As always, figuring out a plan to wrap yourself around a certain structure, and executing it perfectly can make for fun moments, but they exist as...
However, the voice acting and the other small foibles here and there end up being so obscure, so insignificant in the grand scheme of things. Guerrilla has truly stepped out of the shadow of the Killzone series, and has put themselves and their talent forward into the light of the...
It comes across as a culmination of H.P. Lovecraft, The Shining and even a bit of Jacob's Ladder, and all of these inspirations are combined into a limiting but sensational and functional experience, one that grabs a hold of you from beginning and doesn't let go until you hit the...
That Forza Horizon 3 fails to exceed the promise of its predecessor is of course a little disappointing, but that doesn't make it a bad driving game by any stretch of the imagination. Actually, it shames almost all other driving games out there, and continues to set the bar high....
Judging a collection like this is, of course, quite tricky. In a way, all three games are masterpieces, and therefore it's quite tempting to simply smack a big, fancy 10 on Bioshock: The Collection with the reason being that the games are worthy of that score, regardless of the wrapping....
As technically impressive as No Man's Sky might be, I can't quite shake the feeling that its limitations hold it back. The sci-fi fan in me loves the concept, and much of the execution, but a limited inventory system that demands too much attention in the early game, and an...
Inside
This thankfully doesn't mean that Inside is any less magical, because we truly do have a platforming pearl on our hands here, which once again confirms that PlayDead is an indie force to be reckoned with within the industry, one that can create gaming experiences that unlike any other. Inside...
In spite of some uneven platforming and uninspired Clank sections, Ratchet & Clank storms the PlayStation 4 with confidence, aided by visuals that have impressed us no end and improved controls. If you add the tons varied and upgradable weapons to the fantastic humour which flows throughout the entire game,...
It shouldn't, however, ruin the fact that Firewatch is one of the great gaming experiences of recent times. It's beautiful, well written and so incredibly personal. It will most likely earn a spot on plenty of Game of the Year lists come December, so in spite of the technical issues,...
Thankfully the game manages to rise above most of its problems and in doing so it delivers an experience that both comes across as unique, and rather personal in its own way. This story starring Alex is interesting, deep and easy to identify with, and while the dialogue appears odd...
Star Wars Battlefront has had a lot going against it, in spite of a successful beta test, but the final product represents both a collection of the best that DICE has to offer, and also a very unique experience when considered within the confines of the shooter market, a genre...
It's still decent entertainment at no additional cost and a nice break from the streets of Paris for those looking for more stealthy assassination gameplay.
CriticDB tracks 72 Magnus Groth-Andersen reviews, averaging 74/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Magnus Groth-Andersen score in the Reviews tab.
Magnus Groth-Andersen score distribution
- 90–10015
- 80–8924
- 70–7916
- 60–6911
- 50–595
- Below 501
















