Victor Tan
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Labyrinth of Galleria: The Moon Society contains a complex battle system, and expects you to spend hours exploring every inch of its dungeons. If you are willing to invest the time, there’s a fun adventure with a nice story and rewarding gameplay.
Humans encountering an extraterrestrial object and being teleported to another planet isn’t a new premise. But even if Scars Above treads familiar ground, it experiments in other aspects to stand out from the crowd. These experiments pay off, giving you a solid adventure that doesn’t wear out its welcome too...
Ten Dates provides a great insight into the possibilities that can emerge from speed dating. It does a great job covering all the emotions in the dating process and all the results. Some of the magic is lost if you are trying to uncover everything, but there’s a great story...
The Mortuary Assistant is great at delivering a creepy atmosphere and jump scares at every opportunity. Item locations and demon possessions change each round to keep you on your toes. Some control quirks and visual glitches interfere with the experience, but it’s a good horror game.
What happens when your world is suddenly turned upside down by forces you don’t understand? Somerville throws you into such a situation when unexplained phenomena disrupt your character’s idyllic life with his family. Given a strange power that can clear away unknown structures, you must find a way to reunite...
Survival horror thrives on forcing you to work with limited resources and enemies that are lurking around every corner. But when your weapons don’t keep enemies down and running is your only option, the stakes rise considerably. SIGNALIS blends that creepy atmosphere with horrific enemies that don’t stay down, making...
When embarking on a journey of epic proportions, you are excited because you don’t know what’s going to happen next. That’s compounded with The Last Oricru, where your adventure can take several paths based on the choices you make. Everyone’s journey can be different, which makes you wonder about how...
When supernatural hauntings take place, you call the Ghostbusters. Unfortunately, it’s been a while since the main team took care of crises, and fresh blood is needed. That’s where you come in, as a new trainee looking to be the next generation of Ghostbusters.
When a band of warriors rescues a young woman from a carriage, you wouldn’t expect a story of political intrigue and complex character motivations. But The DioField Chronicle does its best to tell a political story interspersed with an engaging combat system. Complexity fills every aspect of this game, and...
When you imagine a quaint forest town with adorable animals, you know you are in for a fun story. Beacon Pines takes that expectation and treads the path less travelled. The story is still filled with cute charm, but you are quickly made aware that all is not what it...
Sunday Gold
Sunday Gold expertly blends turn-based combat and point-and-click adventuring together in a high stakes crime story. Unfortunately, its ambitious formula is betrayed by the game’s short length, and there are some bugs that can derail the otherwise enjoyable experience.
University can be a fun and rewarding experience if you have the resources to pursue your full potential. On the flipside, you can struggle to succeed because someone made a mess in the planning phase. Two Point Campus puts you in the role of a campus administrator who gets hands-on...
CriticDB tracks 78 Victor Tan reviews, averaging 72/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Victor Tan score in the Reviews tab.
Victor Tan score distribution
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