Lucas White
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The original Mystery Dungeon is finally officially available in English!
Messhof's latest is a roguelike platformer with a hyperfocus on high scores.
Star Wars as a tactics RPG makes sense, but Zero Company holds its punches.
Putting '64' in the title may be on the nose, but it's plenty accurate for what this game is.
There's a lot more going on here than 'Tony Hawk with a train.'
Doinksoft's latest is an odd roguelike with lots of characters.
Dressing Bubsy up like an executive on stage at a showcase will not save him.
Nostalgia, game development, and meta storytelling collide in this RPG-themed deduction game.
Minishoot’ Adventures, aside from the weird apostrophe in its title, is as straightforward as it gets. You can look at it once and immediately clock what it’s all about. But despite it being a mashup of familiar ideas, it stands out in a few ways. For one, it’s a particular...
In the 90s, Virgin Interactive published a game called Screamer, a PC racing game from Italian developer Graffiti that was praised for how it combined a realistic control style with the exaggerated animations of an arcade game. Screamer became a short-lived series, and Graffiti rebranded as Milestone, going on to...
CriticDB tracks 145 Lucas White reviews, averaging 75/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Lucas White score in the Reviews tab.
Lucas White score distribution
- 90–10026
- 80–8952
- 70–7941
- 60–6918
- 50–595
- Below 503

















