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This guitar-laden narrative indie game will resonate hard to anyone who's ever imagined the soundtrack to their own life.
This guitar-laden narrative indie game will resonate hard to anyone who's ever imagined the soundtrack to their own life.
Pokemon's attempt at the village building simulation genre plays it too safe to do anything interesting.
Camelot gets Mario well positioned on the court, but can't deliver a Grand Slam.
Ghost of Yotei pulls out all the classic video game stops to give you the best version of an experience you've played before.
Cute and colourful Henry Halfhead isn't quite the full package.
Bananza is a great platformer, but it can't match Mario's heights
South of Midnight doesn't reinvent anything, but it does a competent job of everything it attempts. With all that’s going on in gaming right now, that's worth something. South of Midnight respects your time, delivers an emotional narrative, trusts that you know how to play it, and is bursting with...
Xbox's first big game of the year continues the trend of so close, yet so far.
Origins keeps the stellar combat of the Dynasty Warriors format, but can't build a narrative around a single character
BioWare is close to, if not back at, its best with Dragon Age: The Veilguard
CriticDB tracks 28 Stacey Henley reviews, averaging 68/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Stacey Henley score in the Reviews tab.
Stacey Henley score distribution
- 90–1002
- 80–897
- 70–796
- 60–697
- 50–595
- Below 501
















