Tim Rattray
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Perhaps the best thing to do about Mario & Luigi: Brothership is to hope Nintendo realizes the missteps here and has the resolve to try their hand at the franchise once more instead of abandoning it again.
Fans of The Case of the Golden Idol will find their itch for more demented mad libs scratched but not sated by The Rise of the Golden Idol. Despite my issues with the game, existing devotees of the Golden Idol will find something to like here. Everyone else should start with the first...
Arco
If you’re a fan of SRPGs and Arco flew under your radar, you owe it to yourself to correct that. It’s one of the better games I’ve played in that category in recent years, with a combat system that successfully tries something new, a setting that hasn’t been explored in any RPG...
If you’re on the fence about whether The Case of the Golden Idol is for you, I highly recommend giving its demo a shot. You may be surprised at how engrossing this off-kilter take on Mad Libs crossed with point-and-click adventuring is. It’s the perfect example of a game that takes established...
Papers, Please
I truly believe that Papers, Please is a game that everyone should experience, but saying any more than I have would tarnish the surprises in store for first-time players. Alternatively, if you’ve played the game before, I highly recommend a return trip. It’s a timeless classic.
CriticDB tracks 5 Tim Rattray reviews, averaging 82/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Tim Rattray score in the Reviews tab.
Tim Rattray score distribution
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