Cameron Waldrop
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Scars Above was a surprisingly short game, but the sci-fi story it tells is interesting enough. While it seems from the outside to borrow many soul-like ideas, the game does enough differently to set itself apart.
Blacktail provides an excellent foray into Slavic folklore and some terrific bow-based combat. You get to follow the journey of a timid teenager as she learns to stand on her own two feet while also handing a solid smackdown to some really cool boss fights. There's more than enough depth...
Star Ocean: The Divine Force is an excellent step forward for the series, and should mean plenty to longtime fans of the series. Between the changes to combat and the enhanced exploration abilities, there has never been a better time to sink your teeth into this action RPG series. However,...
SD Gundam Battle Alliance is a game for Gundam fans, but actual knowledge of the series isn't wholly important to your enjoyment. If you just want some great action RPG gameplay featuring some of the best mechs ever introduced in anime, this game has you covered. The array of available...
Cursed to Golf is nice because while it has many roguelike elements, it doesn't inspire the same level of anxiety to progress as other roguelikes. The game putting the choice of difficulty complete in the hands of the player is a nice touch and lets you pick your own risk...
The story of Soul Hackers 2 is by all means the biggest highlight for the game. That's not simply because the game is rather content light in every other area, either. Getting to experience Ringo discover the depths of humanity while navigating a strange new world was fun. Every character...
Rollerdrome combines the skate game feeling of satisfaction from landing the perfect trick, with pulse-pounding adrenaline of fighting for your very life. Between the story you must find for yourself and the varied arenas that throw new ways to move and do tricks, there's never a dull moment to be...
The Centennial Case: A Shijima Story is an exceptional grouping of semi-connected detective stories. Experiencing a whodunnit while marginally helping piece the mystery together was a great combination. While much of the investigations are too guided, getting to watch the suspects react as you place down piece after piece of...
In essence, In Nightmare is a narrative heavy puzzle game where all too often you must engage in more action heavy scenes in order to progress. That coupled with frequent sections where you must navigate a room of either a single monster or multiple and avoid detection caused the game...
Stranger of Paradise is a peanut butter and chocolate combination of Final Fantasy XV and Nioh. The beauty of it is that you don't even have to be a fan of Final Fantasy 1 to enjoy Stranger of Paradise. The story explains everything you need to know and anything you...
Babylon's Fall feels like it was made to check a box, because it is just so empty and slapped together. The cookie cutter levels only serve to wear you down as you just want to make it through main missions that are just about your only way to play the...
ELEX II is a shining example of how great western action-RPGs can be. The fact that this game gives you an actual jetpack changes everything. The freedom ELEX II allows through the traversal mechanics is something that I have never encountered before in a game like this but will now...
CriticDB tracks 28 Cameron Waldrop reviews, averaging 72/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Cameron Waldrop score in the Reviews tab.
Cameron Waldrop score distribution
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