Diego Perez
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Monster Hunter World: Icebornetakes everything that made the base game great, tosses in some beloved returning monsters and throws a few snowballs.
Machine Games' modern Wolfenstein series excels on two fronts: visceral gunplay and well-written stories. The cooperative spinoff Wolfenstein: Youngblood doubles the player count but halves what made The New Order and The New Colossus so great. A practically nonexistent narrative is fortunately carried by excellent combat and fantastic level design thanks to Dishonored developer Arkane…
I remember my first base. I had a pretty good setup going on, lots of food, tons of gold, a few tents filled with colonists, I was ready to grow my base into a bonafide fortress to tackle the upcoming onslaught of the undead They Are Billions asks you to…
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order packs a ton of fan-favorite Marvel characters and locations into its eight or so hour campaign, but it unfortunately fails to bring anything else of value to the table, resulting in a shallow but still enjoyable romp that'll keep any Marvel fan entertained for…
Judgment is without a doubt the best playing Yakuza game to date. It has all of the quality of life improvements of the Dragon Engine alongside a host of new welcome features. The combat and minigames are the best they’ve ever been. The narrative is interesting overall, but can feel misguided and...
While Squanch Games has put out a handful of games in the past, the most noteworthy of which being Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality, they've been short experiences with very little substance to them. Trover Saves the Universe is their first fully-featured adventure, and it's incredibly apparent that this is a game…
I wanted to like this game. I really did. Generation Zero had little buzz surrounding it in the months leading up to its release, much to my surprise when I learned of the game's existence. A co-op open-world shooter set in 1980's Sweden with a kickin' synth soundtrack? That checks so many…
CriticDB tracks 67 Diego Perez reviews, averaging 78/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Diego Perez score in the Reviews tab.
Diego Perez score distribution
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