Trever McKenzie
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Spiders nailed the Soulslike experience with Steelrising, providing longtime fans of the genre and newcomers alike with an entertaining and innovative experience precisely tailored to their play style. There's a lot to love in Steelrising, and each playthrough will let players discover exciting new ways to rage against the machines....
Although the story doesn't deliver anything fresh, it serves the game well and provides a platform for the game's excellent design and well-crafted horror. Go into MADiSON without any pretense of a groundbreaking story to find a terrifying journey through the minds of pained and neglected killers. Overall, MADiSON is...
Lacking sophisticated difficulty adjustments lowers Redout 2's appeal to casual players. Aside from modifying sensitivity or remapping controls, there's no way to make the game more forgiving. Players are forced to make fast, precise, and accurate inputs at absurd speeds. The game makes no attempt to explain the controls, so...
While The Centennial Case has an interesting story to tell—and it's quite an enjoyable story at that—it's better told in a different medium. As a game, it struggles to balance the narrative with gameplay. Because it hands players the solutions, it then has to butcher reasonable logic or outright lie...
CriticDB tracks 4 Trever McKenzie reviews, averaging 60/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Trever McKenzie score in the Reviews tab.
Trever McKenzie score distribution
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- 80–890
- 70–791
- 60–690
- 50–590
- Below 502




