Dom Peppiatt
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A reduced-fat, flavourful, and fantastic realisation of the Monster Hunter formula, if you can stand to chew through some half-baked narrative choices.
The most inventive and peculiar RPG in recent years, Metaphor Refantazio plays like a ‘Greatest Hits of Atlus’ - with new ideas thrown in for good measure.
A princely, self-assured Metroidvania gem whose glamour is only tarnished by a few unwieldy design decisions.
They say two heads are better than one, and it turns out that’s true when it comes to Spider-Men, specifically.
Mirage represents the past, present, and future of everything Assassin’s Creed stands for – and you can feel it in the game’s bones.
As great as Team Ninja’s tidal, back-and-forth take on the Souls-like formula is, some small regressions keep it from landing a killer blow.
The Callisto Protocol is what happens when you aim for the moon and land on your arse.
New features, gorgeous presentation, and a stone-cold classic in the middle? Yeah, Tactics Ogre: Reborn is essential.
Bigger levels, bigger fights, bigger hair – Bayonetta 3 somehow manages to edge the Platinum formula even harder to deliver one hell of a climax.
The cinematic sequel to A Plague Tale: Innocence wants you to think long and hard about who you are, and what you’ve done.
With a wry smile and a knowing little headbang, Metal: Hellsinger is a fun riff on rhythm action tied up in a lean package.
“We’ve got Hollow Knight at home” never sounded so appealing.
CriticDB tracks 40 Dom Peppiatt reviews, averaging 68/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Dom Peppiatt score in the Reviews tab.
Dom Peppiatt score distribution
- 90–10015
- 80–8912
- 70–792
- 60–692
- 50–590
- Below 500

















