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Samurai Gunn
Samurai Gunn is an excellent example of how games can do more with less. Its combat is deceptively simple, there are no character advantages, and the tight, dangerous environments each feel unique. However, the lack of an online multiplayer mode will likely keep it relegated to “great party game” status....
Ryse has an entertaining story and sky-high production values. The gameplay that’s there isn’t bad – it just stops in its tracks before it gets anywhere near close to demanding. The multiplayer mode has some neat ideas, like a deadly, shifting Colosseum, but it’s hamstrung by the same combat issues...
With some deceptively simple changes, Housemarque took a genre nearly as old as videogaming itself and made a tense, challenging, and excellent shooter. It may be short, but its addictive cycle of cylindrical shooter gameplay, great looks, and catchy music make it worth replaying in endless pursuit of that high...
CriticDB tracks 15 Brian Albert reviews, averaging 79/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Brian Albert score in the Reviews tab.
Brian Albert score distribution
- 90–1003
- 80–896
- 70–794
- 60–691
- 50–591
- Below 500







