Dave Aubrey
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From moment one, The Ringed City wants you to know you’re not welcome here. The ancient city has clearly survived for eons, cultivating its own unique culture, and its own unique set of horrors. Deformed, beastly men still talk with a calm, sullen voice, one that embraces the end instead...
For Honor sounds like something I’ve been wanting for a very long time indeed – a multiplayer game with melee combat, a variety of warriors taken from across history, and the ability to shunt players off a ledge causing an untimely, frustrating, and hilarious death. It honestly sounds too good...
1-2-Switch
Honestly, I’m still puzzled as to why this isn’t a pack-in game. We’ve heard it all before, but unlike Wii Sports and Nintendo Land before it, 1-2-Switch has even less in the way of traditional gameplay. Wii Sports had daily challenges and minigames, even Nintendo Land had a substantial number...
The Tales series has always been one of my favourites, but that’s made playing each entry increasingly more difficult. Since Tales of Symphonia, the seminal title released on Gamecube, the Tales formula has gotten increasingly familiar, and increasingly not-as-good-as-the-last. That’s not to do the series a disservice – Tales of...
Games are an art form. Luckily the industry is past the point where this is some sort of hotly contested hyperbole, but I too often forget that games can make me feel things other than excitement or elation – far away from the sounds of gunshots, sword swings and crush...
What an incredible year for first-person shooters. DOOM kicked off 2016 with style, and games like Shadow Warrior 2, Titanfall 2 and Battlefield 1 have continued a trend of shockingly great singleplayer campaigns. In the midst of this old school return to form, Call of Duty’s Infinity Ward, the studio...
There are two perspectives to take here; if you are the Souls lore fan, one who clamors for precious mentions of the Hollow land of Londor, then Dark Souls III's latest DLC will be an absolute gem for you. It is dripping with lore relevant characters and items, expanding the...
I think most lads of the millennial generation have wanted to throw a Kamehameha at some point in their lives. Dragon Ball was the ultimate power fantasy that featured way less spandex shots or crotches than WWE, but way more realistic looking punches that happened to shatter the sound barrier....
Are you fond of jokes about male genitalia? Do you think the name “Wang” opens up a myriad of potential gags? If you are like me and think the odd dangly bit between men’s legs is somehow hilarious, then the dialogue in Shadow Warrior 2 will please you. If not,...
It’s not Portal. I’m prefacing this entire review with that fact, because I know the conclusion others will jump to, just as I did. What, you’re wandering around a large, linear facility, decorated entirely with white walls, solving puzzles with a gun? Sounds like Portal. It’s not Portal. Indeed, The...
You can’t blame people for being dubious, can you? As well-known as the Star Ocean name is, it’d be a stretch to call each – or any – entry in the series a masterpiece. It’s one of those long-lived and beloved franchises that’s always been too opaque to hit the...
Guilty Gear Xrd: Revelator
Developer: Arc System Works Team Red / PQube Platform: PlayStation 4 ($59.99), PlayStation 3 ($49.99) PS4 version tested. Review code provided by the publisher.
CriticDB tracks 106 Dave Aubrey reviews, averaging 71/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Dave Aubrey score in the Reviews tab.
Dave Aubrey score distribution
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