Tyler Hall
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With a Zelda-like campaign and a deep spell building system, Mages of Mystralia aims to make its name in the action-adventure genre.
Suit up and strap in for a colorful action-filled shooter with a really great name.
DeadCore
First-person platforming games have always been a bit maligned and understandably so. Compared to side-scrolling platformers, it can be much harder to fully take in your surroundings and you can't always judge where you're going to land.
SuperHot
This traditional version of Superhot doesn't have the same type of immersion as its VR counterpart but that doesn't make it any less excellent of a game.
Announced as early as 2013, Zeboyd Games' long-awaited retro RPG Cosmic Star Heroine finally touched down on PlayStation 4.
The Deer God
Control one of nature's most dangerous and menacing creatures in Crescent Moon Games' The Deer God.
Kero Blaster
With the explosion of retro and indie games, it's hard to believe Cave Story has never been ported to a PlayStation console. Can Daisuke "Pixel" Amaya's first major follow-up Kero Blaster fill that void?
It may not be new but the 2011 first-person shooter has returned to modern consoles with a fresh coat of paint and a few additions.
The best puzzle games are ones that take a few simple mechanics and manipulate them to create captivating and original challenges. A Rose in the Twilight does just that so let's see what it's all about.
Rain World is an indie game that pulls no punches and it has no sympathy for the player. It conveys a realistic dystopian world where a meager slugcat has virtually no chance of survival against the array of larger, faster, stronger predators that now populate the land.
NeuroVoider
NeuroVoider blends a few different genres to form an interesting twin-stick shooter experience. Death is permanent and levels are randomly generated between a handful of different environments so it definitely has the roguelike thing going on.
CriticDB tracks 50 Tyler Hall reviews, averaging 79/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Tyler Hall score in the Reviews tab.
Tyler Hall score distribution
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