Jason Hon
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With thirty-three playable characters at launch, Marvel Rivals sports an incredibly varied roster of beloved heroes and villains from the brand's lush history. Some are more recognizable than others, but each holds unique skills that must be used to damage opponents, help allies, or effectively navigate the battlefield. Each character...
Death Note's plot involves several interesting characters who get zero focus or development in this title as its sole focus is providing a multiplayer game very different from the usual anime-licenced games, like Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero. Still, it feels like a missed opportunity not to have separate game modes...
Generations' stages expertly transition between 2D & 3D set pieces that see Sonic speeding through colossal amounts of destruction. However, several can quickly go off the rails if players slightly nudge the controller's thumbstick, potentially shooting players off the stage, often making replicating the developers' intended result frustrating. The combination...
After the real credits begin to roll after Astro Bot's incredible final battle - which itself feels like the PlayStation version of the Super Smash Bros. credits mini-game built into a multi-section boss fight in the absolute best way - players can re-explore every level to find anything they may...
Players looking for a relaxing adventure on the Sea of Thieves open waters may explore the Safer Seas, where they won't be bothered by other potentially bloodthirsty pirates. The High Seas provide more dangers and rewards, but either mode will introduce the gorgeous art design and lighting of the Sea...
Like other well-designed team-based multiplayer games, Gigantic has three main classes, and its characters fit into Damage, Frontline, and Support heroes. However, the game heavily favors Damage heroes, since around two-thirds of the cast fit into that archetype. Still, characters can be effective in many categories with the game's surprisingly...
Many 3D arena fighting games based on anime properties have underwhelmed players with gameplay mechanics that feel clunky and unsatisfying. JJKCC's combat attempts to set itself apart from other 3D fighters with a couple of unique mechanics. Cursed energy builds up as players land low-damage normal attacks until stronger cursed...
Previous Tekken games have sported excellent customization options both cosmetically and through gameplay. Tekken 8 has continued that trend and then some. Every playable character and their controls can be highly customized. Various cosmetic options include different clothing, hairstyles, and accessories. Some characters can be changed so much that they...
Metal Gear Solid is a series known for its long cut scenes and sometimes confusing plot. MGS: MCV1 includes Masterbooks that are informative and well-organized summaries of the franchises' intricate narrative and iconic characters. Each compendium provides crucial plot points, character profiles, and many secrets for each MGS game that...
Atlas Fallen
Combining different abilities with the game's rewarding parrying system can often lead to faster battles which can be made even more chaotic with a friend. Atlas Fallen allows players to enjoy the entire game alone or with another player online. Unfortunately, Screen Rant was unable to try out the online...
Runs last 20 waves, which range from 20 to 90 seconds long. Each introduces new and growing quantities of enemies as players attempt to reach the boss waiting in the final wave. While the enemies do grow in complexity in their designs and abilities, the player fights on a large...
Although most of Ryan's time in Greyhill Incident's three to five-hour campaign is spent wandering empty houses and roads, other characters do appear in the game. Unfortunately, most barely have more personality than the indiscriminately clicking aliens. Nearly every character appearing in Greyhill feels one-note and robotic. The game's characters...
CriticDB tracks 17 Jason Hon reviews, averaging 75/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Jason Hon score in the Reviews tab.
Jason Hon score distribution
- 90–1004
- 80–894
- 70–792
- 60–692
- 50–590
- Below 501














