Mitchell Saltzman
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A gorgeous and innovative fighting game that can appeal to all skill levels.
A fighting game fan's dream with a diverse roster and an incredibly flexible combat system.
The combat encounters in this DLC are the very best Doom: The Dark Ages has to offer.
A gust of fresh air for those who miss the two-way interactable combo system of Killer Instinct.
Super Meat Boy 3D proves that Meat Boy can work in three dimensions, even if some perspective-related issues keep it from reaching the heights of the 2010 classic.
Forestrike's tactical martial arts inspired action does a wonderful job of combining combat and puzzle solving to make for a clever roguelite that will test your wits and reflexes in equal measure.
Despite its disappointing story and bland level design, Ninja Gaiden 4's excellent combat still make it one of the best 3D action games in recent memory.
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is yet another great soulslike to add to the ever-increasing pile, featuring excellent combat, wonderful level design, an incredible skill tree, and fearsome bosses. Just watch out for some steep difficulty dips and spikes, and a reliance on cheap-feeling "gotcha!" ambushes.
When Elden Ring Nightreign is played exactly as it was designed to be played, it’s one of the finest examples of a three-player co-op game around – but that's harder to do than it should be, and playing solo is poorly balanced.
Doom: The Dark Ages may strip away the mobility focus of Doom Eternal, but replaces it with a very weighty and powerful style of play that is different from anything the series has done before, and still immensely satisfying in its own way.
Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves is a triumphant revival of one of the pioneers of the 2D Fighter that doesn't land every strike it throws, but hits with all of the most important ones for figthing game fans.
Full of ambition and packed with great boss battles, Eternal Strands doesn't land every shot it takes, but it lands enough to make it an impressive action RPG.
CriticDB tracks 54 Mitchell Saltzman reviews, averaging 77/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Mitchell Saltzman score in the Reviews tab.
Mitchell Saltzman score distribution
- 90–10010
- 80–8925
- 70–7913
- 60–693
- 50–590
- Below 502















