Richard Seagrave
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After having high hopes for Call of Duty Black Ops 3, I have to say that it’s left me very disappointed. The campaign is probably the worst yet, with a ridiculous story and traditional Call of Duty gameplay that doesn’t mix well with the highly fantastical setting. Zombies is also...
Overall, Wasteland 2: Director’s Cut is a great game, but it’s not for everyone due to its steep learning curve. Its emphasis on character development and choice creates a game that is easy to get absorbed in, and its combination of adventuring and turn-based combat is balanced well, so playing...
Without any shadow of a doubt, Assassin’s Creed Syndicate is one of the best entries in the series. For me it’s probably the best since the masterpiece that was Assassin’s Creed 2. The controls are tighter, the combat is vastly improved, and the side missions complement the main campaign as...
Overall, this is another solid entry in what is effectively the pinnacle of the strategy RPG genre. Like the games before it, Disgaea 5 provides plenty of laughs, a large dose of strategy action and a humongous amount of content. If you’re the type of person that just likes to play...
Samurai Warriors 4-II, like all of the Warriors games before it, certainly suffers due to its repetitive nature. However, it still doesn’t stop it from being extremely fun, even if only in small doses. With its Free Mode and Story Mode also playable in co-op, either locally on online, it’s...
Penarium isn’t a game for everyone – its pixelated graphics and cruel difficulty will prove to be divisive to the general consumer – but for those that are charmed by the visual style or enjoy a good challenge it’s a mighty fine game. It’s simple and repetitive, sure, but it’s...
Overall, Forza 6 is currently the best racing game available on Xbox One, warts and all. Running at 1080p with noticeably improved visuals over Forza 5, all the while maintaining a solid 60fps, the actual racing is smooth, responsive and engaging, just like it should be. Yes, the career mode...
Overall, Broken Sword 5: The Serpent’s Curse is a good game that’s worthy of any point and click fan’s time. It never quite manages to reach the heady highs of Broken Sword 1 or 2, but it is undoubtedly better than the third and fourth entries in the series. With its...
Zombi
Priced at £14.99 on all formats, Zombi isn’t a bad game, but it’s also not a great one. The graphics are adequate, the music is nice, and there’s a nice range of environments, but the gameplay just becomes a little repetitive as you progress further into the game. It also...
The Deer God is a very strange game, and because of that there’s something rather captivating about it. Whilst none of the gameplay systems feel particularly refined, it all comes together to create an experience that feels sinister, drawing you in until you reach its shocking conclusion. Granted, it sends...
Despite Back to Bed’s gentle difficulty it’s hard to not be enthralled by the experience it provides. Its unique gameplay is simple yet captivating and the visuals are simply a pleasure to look at, being clean, striking and full of colour. Its price tag of £14.99 may be a little...
When I first delved in to Beyond Eyes I really thought it was going to be something special, and to some degree it still is. The bare-bones storytelling successfully manages to create an adventure that is both heart-warming yet crushingly depressing at the same time, which is to be applauded....
CriticDB tracks 1,093 Richard Seagrave reviews, averaging 74/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Richard Seagrave score in the Reviews tab.
Richard Seagrave score distribution
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