Tom Orry
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Jumpship has created a gorgeous work of art that just achieves greatness in Somerville, in spite of some control quirks.
Ubisoft and Nintendo join forces once again to surprise us all with the most unlikely – and lovely – Nintendo Switch team-up.
EA introduces FIFA's best new mode in years and delivers an excellent game on the pitch. The Journey may well bring back lapsed fans.
Perhaps not 100% necessary, but still absolutely brilliant.
Kirby goes fully 3D and brings along a new gimmick, but doesn’t quite reach the level of Nintendo’s platform king.
Chef's kiss mechanics in a game that loses its fizz before the end.
A horror game for everyone, but at what cost?
You can finally play Crysis (all of them) well, which is actually pretty great.
As a long-time Alan Wake fan it's been hard seeing the game get so much hate over the years.
The brand's plastic track pieces ultimately work against this fun arcade racer.
This is a full-fat, planet-hopping, mystery-filled adventure that PS5 owners will lap up and non-owners will resent not being able to play, perhaps through no lack of trying. Miles Morales and Demon's Souls were superb launch titles for the PS5, but we're now through the looking glass. The bar has...
The storyline is intricate, there's depth beyond the main quest, and the action is incredible at times. We've had some stunning games this year, and Ubisoft has given us another to add to the list.
CriticDB tracks 135 Tom Orry reviews, averaging 76/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Tom Orry score in the Reviews tab.
Tom Orry score distribution
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