Jason Coles
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Latest Reviews
Stick It to the Stickman is brilliant, starting off as a wobbly brawler and branching into a bunch of other game styles in its anti-capitalist story.
A Serious Sam roguelite shooter sounds like it should be a great fun time... but is it? Our review of Serious Sam: Shatterverse.
If there's one thing that doinksoft and Devolver Digital have, it's gumption. Dark Scrolls is a game with fantastic wordplay for the title, since it's
Metroidvanias are at their best when they offer a lot of different options in combat, in my opinion. My ideal version of this is the Bloodstained approach, in which every enemy you kill has an ability you can steal, and then you can mix and match them all as you...
If you’ve ever wanted to live a version of your life where you spend a bunch of time just eating things you find on the ground and then randomly evolving, then good news, because Everything Is Crab: The Animal Evolution Roguelike is here to fill your very specific niche.
To say that Vampire Survivors has been influential is a massive understatement – it quite literally spawned an entire genre of bullet heaven/Survivors-likes. There’s an argument to be made for and against that being a good thing, but there’s no denying that the game itself is stellar. The sheer dopamine...
Minos
As you might already know, dear reader, I love a good roguelike. They come in all sorts of genres nowadays, and it means that you can find one that’ll scratch basically any itch you might have. For Minos, that means that you can get your fix if you really want...
To be completely up front about it, I really want to like Damon and Baby, but I just don’t. The premise is cute, the world has its charms, and the gameplay has an old-school feeling which should be ticking my boxes, but instead leaves me feeling rather flat. I do...
I really like MOBA games. I love finding the balance between attacking the other players and heading off into the wilderness to level up or gain buffs. I like the ways players can work together to overcome things by kiting enemies along and mucking around with them, and the gradual...
Nioh 3
Nioh has been one of my favourite takes on the Soulslike genre ever since the original launched in 2017. Not only does this series have a stellar aesthetic, but you get to enjoy being surrounded by some of the coolest monster designs going (thanks to the Japanese folklore that they’re...
There’s a game for the original DS called Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime. In it, you play as a slime and have to load up your cool tower with all sorts of powerful ammunition to beat other towers. It’s one of those games that stands out in my memory as...
As a known lover of card games, it wasn’t especially surprising that Cross Blitz really appealed to me back when I first tried its Early Access launch. Two whole years later, does it still feel as good now that it’s fully released? To put it simply, yes.
CriticDB tracks 113 Jason Coles reviews, averaging 70/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Jason Coles score in the Reviews tab.
Jason Coles score distribution
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