Conny Andersson
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Despite this criticism, this is another title that reinforces the "just one more round" feeling in an extraordinary way. It's very entertaining, and you always know how you can do a little better next time, by making a design a little more efficiently. Even though you can move on to...
Sure, the occasionally unstable image update and the fact that at times it looks like something from a couple of generations ago can be just the slightly superficial thing that you need to get past. If you can do that, there's an epic role-playing game and a fantastic world packed...
If you have played the original and remember the many solutions to the game's puzzles, this is perhaps one reason why this does not feel indispensable to acquire. Since all the puzzles are basically the same, the nicely decorated environments may not be something that makes it all worth the...
When I reflect on the experience after a few days of playing, I feel torn. On the one hand, there's a simple charm in this and all the elements, however unoriginal, work just fine. But Khazan's journey also feels very monotonous. Despite the new elements that are introduced during the...
I would like to give credit to the incredibly creative basic idea. It's a very original concept with a lovely visual style, so it doesn't feel like a complete waste of time. But in the end, unfortunately for me, there's a predominant feeling of boredom rather than quality entertainment.
In many ways, it feels like a simpler indie game that is in no way bad or boring. As a whole, it's just a little too stripped down and without directly surprising or offering anything that feels directly exciting. The game comes with a low price tag and true hardcore...
The game mechanics as such are intact, which makes it a bit limited around some things. I remember in 2017 reacting to the fact that you could not jump up or over things that reached Aloy's knees and the climbing is more elaborate than in the sequel. But if you...
Although the journey felt a little too tiring towards the end and the game does not really engage with new game elements and fairly simple game mechanics, I still have to conclude by saying that I had quite a lot of fun all the way throughout. It would have taken...
It's a humorous action game that relies heavily on the fact that it feels funny and unique in its presentation. The very premise of a cute little cat, on a board, ploughing enemies to the ground and facing off against quirky bosses on fun tracks - those are all great...
In many ways, Tiny Glade's strengths are also its weaknesses. Of course, it's a very difficult balance to strike because it's easy to wish endlessly for more things. At the same time, I really wish there was a bit more to the flora options and better abilities to change the...
Volgarr the Viking II feels like a pretty niche game in that it's mainly trying to appeal to those who want this kind of challenge in this suit of pixels, and the whole combination feels absolutely retro in every way imaginable in just the right way. So, if you know...
Test Drive Unlimited: Solar Crown is not, in my opinion, the game that pushes Forza Horizon off the open world racing throne. It's not exactly close with either its driving feel or visuals, yet still there is a lot of entertaining content to take part in for those who want...
CriticDB tracks 42 Conny Andersson reviews, averaging 63/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Conny Andersson score in the Reviews tab.
Conny Andersson score distribution
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