John Esposito
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Hack-and-slash games have come a long way since the early days of gaming, with Devil May Cry serving as a good measuring stick for the genre. Wanted: Dead would've worked fifteen years ago, but even then, it would've been hard-pressed for this project to find a footing in that era...
High on Life is quite the product; if you love Rick and Morty, you'll enjoy this game, no questions asked. The humor is a one-to-one replica of those 20 minutes you'd get by watching any episode, highlighted by the same style of humor, and Justin Roiland masterfully delivering his signature...
With Warzone 2.0 and the first season of content on pace to release on Nov. 16 that will most likely address many issues, this feels like a title that launched knowing all the issues could be ironed out over the course of two years. While I think this is better...
What makes Kena stand out is how the game presents itself from an artistic design and the feeling you get from experiencing the game's story filled with trauma and loss. It's hard to describe, but this is the definition of art itself, and the fact that it came from a...
For now, though, I highly recommend Destroy All Humans! 2 - Reprobed. While Reprobed left me feeling a bit empty because it is another exact one-to-one recreation, the new updates and additions as well as a beautifully recreated world gives me just enough trust that Black Forest Games is the...
CriticDB tracks 5 John Esposito reviews, averaging 72/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every John Esposito score in the Reviews tab.
John Esposito score distribution
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