Kevin Dunsmore
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Mortal Kombat 1 was pitched as the start of a new era for Mortal Kombat, where NetherRealm Studios had complete freedom to craft the universe they wanted, mostly free from the previous two eras. In some ways, the studio has managed to get back to basics and deliver the best...
Crash Team Rumble's lack of variety in its modes and objectives creates a repetitive loop with diminishing returns after each match.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order built a solid foundation on which to build a sequel, and Respawn Entertainment has happily obliged. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor takes what worked in that first game and expands it significantly. It's bigger, grander and more ambitious, with a few trade-offs. While the story isn't...
Guerrilla Games already proved once they could deliver a compelling expansion and they have done so again. Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores is a solid influx of new story, explorable locations and new gameplay elements to keep things fresh. The story builds on Aloy as a character and adds an...
Avalanche Software had a mighty challenge when it came to adapting the Wizarding World into a game. Unshackled from the books and films, the studio needed to craft a compelling story, engaging combat and recapture the magic that captured people’s attention in the first place. For the most part, the...
Reviewed on PlayStation 5
Digimon Survive isn't quite the game anyone was expecting based on the marketing. As expected, the story is engrossing, blending darker moments with the character drama that made for excellent viewing in some of Digimon's best seasons. The visual novel aspect of the game is rather good by allowing players...
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, a studio set out to make a fun romp through Episodes I-III. Not only did they succeed, but they started a franchise that grew stronger with each entry. Now that they've come full circle back to LEGO Star Wars, we...
CriticDB tracks 62 Kevin Dunsmore reviews, averaging 74/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Kevin Dunsmore score in the Reviews tab.
Kevin Dunsmore score distribution
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