Roy Woodhouse
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Necromunda: Underhive Wars looks good, although it's not jaw-dropping, however, the graphics certainly served their purpose. In fact, Rogue Factor has done a solid job overall, and the game will hopefully get more content soon. It looks and plays just fine, although at times it's annoyingly slow and the story...
While the Outer Worlds isn't quite there yet, this first expansion does add something to the experience - a huge side-quest, if you like - to enjoy away from the main game. It doesn't feel too bolted on, and instead adds more of the same good stuff that we all...
All in all, this is a still good fantasy RPG. If you never had the chance to play it the first time around, and you love a decent action-RPG, then this is one you should look at. Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning has a good story, plenty of customisation options, and...
So, all in all, Wasteland 3 is brilliant. The story is great and the combat is spot on with interesting tactical elements and a narrative where choice seems to make a genuine impact. If you're a fan of tactical RPGs or turn-based isometric games, then I think you will feel...
All in all, What Happened is pretty good, although there were things that could have been better. The environments look good, and the story and subject matter are moving. The voice work isn't great and neither are the character's facial expressions, but if you're looking for a first-person adventure that...
So, all in all, Fairy Tail is a solid JRPG that offers some great storytelling, and I particularly enjoyed the strong emphasis on friendship and loyalty. I liked the rags to riches story and the process of returning the guild to its former glory, which in that sense reminded me...
All in all, I had a lot of fun with Rock of Ages 3. There are plenty of things to see and do here, with a great campaign, multiplayer, and content creation tools ensuring additional longevity. While it can get a bit repetitive at times, I loved the graphics and...
Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus is a solid entry in the 40K video game universe. It has its issues, but my biggest takeaway is that the combat is tactical and fun. On top of that, the game runs fine on PS4, although some sections such as the customisation and navigating the map...
That said, most retro shooter fans will love this. It has a classic audio-visual style, a steep learning curve, and fast-paced run-and-gun action. There are a couple of things that we didn't love, however, if you like a '90s-inspired shooter with lots of action and secrets to find, check it...
All in all, Desperados III is a great experience; it's fun, tactical, and interesting, with a variety of creative ways for you to dispatch your opponents. The variety of enemies, such as the long coats that only Hector can kill in direct combat, or the villains in red who aren't...
At the end of the day, I had fun with Skelattack, at least for the most part. There was a lot of dying and yes I found it too tricky at times, but the combat and the action was always engaging. Finding keys to open doors, dodging crocodiles and spike...
That said, the fact you grow as a player and become wiser from your experiences did add an interesting and engaging element. Before long it became second nature in terms of when to farm and when to explore. Atomicrops is recommended to players who like a challenge and enjoy roguelikes...
CriticDB tracks 68 Roy Woodhouse reviews, averaging 71/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Roy Woodhouse score in the Reviews tab.
Roy Woodhouse score distribution
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