Meg Pelliccio
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We see Majima at his lowest, but then get to witness him rise to his finest.
Don't mind me, I'll just be over here starting the fan club for the Magnus brothers.
Shadows of the Templars remains one of the best point-and-click games available with superb writing, puzzles, and wit that has stood the test of time.
KarmaZoo’s creativity and ingenuity make it incredibly appealing, especially when layered with its humorous character and charm.
Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name packs a massive punch for such a little package.
Mineko's Night Market offers captivating storytelling, gameplay, and style in one charming package.
Fae Farm has some weak points that need a little more fairy dust to truly fly, but there are still some great things to love about this farming sim.
Master Detective Archives: Rain Code delivers masterful craftsmanship of mysteries that players will delight in unravelling.
The chances of anything coming from Mars were apparently pretty high.
Paranormasight is a must play. Puzzle-solving, Japanese folk tales, and rooting around to unravel a murder-filled mystery — what more could you want?
A beautiful Bast from the past. (Bast. The goddess. Get it?)
This is one hotel you won't find on Trip Advisor...
CriticDB tracks 33 Meg Pelliccio reviews, averaging 73/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Meg Pelliccio score in the Reviews tab.
Meg Pelliccio score distribution
- 90–1007
- 80–8911
- 70–7910
- 60–692
- 50–590
- Below 500















