Tom Orry
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Need For Speed: Most Wanted is not only the best Need For Speed title in some time, but also one of the best racers period.
The premise of Shadow of the Colossus is so simple, yet the way it's been pulled off verges on the sublime.
If you're wondering if the latest game does anything drastically different to the previous games, it doesn't. It's more of the same, with some slight graphical improvements.
The PlayStation 2 is still waiting for a truly great FPS of its own. For everything it does right it does two things wrong. The Helghast should have stayed on Helghan.
Lords of Shadow is exactly what the Castlevania franchise needed to find popularity with a new generation of gamers - and us oldies too. One of the best games of 2010.
Surprises don't come along too often in the video game industry, but Singularity definitely isn't the flop everyone expected it to be.
Rare Replay is a lovely collection that I can't help but feel could have been even lovelier.
Unravel is thoroughly enjoyable, lovely game, but it falls short of being something to be truly cherished.
Layers of Fear is a fun ride. If you can live with the poor frame rate you'll find a horror game that relishes the chance to mess with your head.
Lumo
Lumo could have easily been another retro inspired title that did little other than revel in old-school visuals. It's actually a lovely trip down memory lane.
At the moment Asemblance is an interesting diversion, but it promises to be much more. Whether it fulfils that promise will depend on what mysteries can be solved.
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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