Dylan Chaundy
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Check out our review of Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 to see if this bigger, four-player bug hunt is worth joining the Colonial Marines for.
Even though Skate Story may look like a game from another world entirely, its surprisingly fluid skateboarding gameplay is very much rooted in the real world sport it tries so ardently to emulate. It's a wonderful experience bursting with color, flavor, and character, and is arguably one of the most...
Tales of the Shire captures the serenity of living life in a backwater village as a Hobbit, warts and all.
Avowed
While its core story can occasionally feel needlessly convoluted, Avowed's combat system is arguably one of the best in the genre. Round this out with a colorful cast of likable companions, some fun exploration, gorgeous locales and smooth performance, and you have an RPG that will satiate fans of the...
It may feel like the shadow of a much hotter and brighter bonfire, but the embers of something truly special burn here.
It may feel like the shadow of a much hotter and brighter bonfire, but the embers of something truly special burn here.
With its satisfying shooting, well-designed co-op, and unique yet lighthearted narrative and tone, Capcom's team-based shooter can often be a genuine thrill, especially when your team synergises together in unison. Sure, it may be big, dumb, turn-off-your-brain fun, but, sometimes that's all you really need, right?
Taken as a whole, Motive Studio's Dead Space remake is an unmitigated success that builds upon its predecessor's story in small yet meaningful ways. It both looks and sounds phenomenal, and the Necromorphs at the heart of the horror-action still remain one of the medium's most bone-chilling adversaries ever. It's...
Taken as a whole, Motive Studio's Dead Space remake is an unmitigated success that builds upon its predecessor's story in small yet meaningful ways. It both looks and sounds phenomenal, and the Necromorphs at the heart of the horror-action still remain one of the medium's most bone-chilling adversaries ever. It's...
Striking Distance Studios has crafted a largely by-the-numbers horror-action title with terrific presentation that could've been something truly special.
There may be some life in the ol' goat yet, but it's probably fair to say that the joke is beginning to wear a little thin... well, a tiny bit, anyway.
Taken as a whole, The Last of Us Part 1 is a very human tale that feels just as vital as ever. And with this faithful remake, here's hoping that a new generation of gamers will get to experience one of the best games ever created. Period.
CriticDB tracks 18 Dylan Chaundy reviews, averaging 82/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Dylan Chaundy score in the Reviews tab.
Dylan Chaundy score distribution
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