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Set in a surreal, Belle Epoque-inspired world where a figure called the "Paintress" kills with a brushstroke, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 sees players embarking on one of the most captivating, intense, and emotional journeys ever seen in a fantasy RPG. Its combat fuses turn-based strategy and real-time precision, its story...
Those going into AI Limit with plenty of experience with Soulslike games should find it to be one of those titles that feels fundamentally generic and yet still fresh enough to remain on their mind after they've quit playing for the day. For those who are new to the Soulslike...
On the surface, Atomfall looks fantastic and has some really great ideas. In fact, it's one of the best-looking games in recent memory and it's hard not to appreciate the ambition. However, despite its captivating exoskeleton and noble intentions, the glaring problem is that most of Atomfall's best ideas are...
Avowed
At first glance, and even after spending dozens of hours with it, there's no denying that Avowed has all the right ingredients for a great fantasy RPG with real depth and charm. Unfortunately, it ultimately feels like those ingredients haven't been cooked long enough, as what is served up feels...
For Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 to be judged rightly, it needs to be seen for what it is rather than what it is not. It's not an epic fantasy RPG like Dragon's Dogma 2 or The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim; it's essentially a narrative-driven medieval sim meant to immerse players...
For those who appreciate RPGs that lean into simulation rather than spectacle, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is a standout experience — one that is best approached with patience and an eagerness to embrace its historical authenticity and realism. It may not cater to every type of player, but for those...
Since I began my journey into the Zone, my relationship with Stalker 2 has been a bit of a roller coaster. My first ten or so hours with the game were largely riddled with immersion-breaking bugs, unconvincing vocal performances, and occasional moments of panic as Stalker 2 threw way too...
The Rise of the Golden Idol is the sequel to Color Gray Games' The Case of the Golden Idol, and it feels poised to make some kind of appearance at the Game Awards this year, given all that it offers. As a standalone sequel, even those who never played the...
Invincible Presents: Atom Eve isn't just a game for Invincible fans — it's a game for everyone. No matter which paths players choose, they are guaranteed a satisfying, often emotionally captivating story that almost anyone can relate to. Its storytelling, combat, art style, and soundtrack all make for a unique...
CriticDB tracks 21 Josh Cotts reviews, averaging 84/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Josh Cotts score in the Reviews tab.
Josh Cotts score distribution
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