Travis Bruno
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Forza Horizon 4 nails practically everything that fans of racing games could ask for by delivering a massive array of cars and extensive customization options coupled with so many different kinds of events that are altered by the changing seasons, keeping things feeling fresh for players who will want to...
By improving upon previous features and not changing what wasn’t broken, Valkyria Chronicles 4 feels like a true sequel that fans have been waiting for.
Shenmue I & II
Although this pair of games may seem rather rough as they’ve been brought to current consoles, Shenmue I & II hold up in satisfying fashion for longtime fans though newcomers may be in for a rough start.
Sega shatters expectations once again by making Yakuza Kiwami 2 the best in the franchise once again with this nearly perfect handling of this classic game.
Although it follows the standard JRPG formula a little too closely, Shining Resonance Refrain makes for an enjoyable and lengthy experience filled with plenty of charm and satisfying combat.
Jurassic World Evolution provides plenty of options for fans of dinosaurs but offers little for fans of park management or real customization beyond splicing dino DNA.
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection may feel like it is lacking in some elements but this does little to harm the great collection of games in this package, a few of which now have new modes for fans to enjoy.
State of Decay 2 makes some improvements over the original game but falls short due to its skeletal story structure and being riddled with a terrible amount of bugs that we can only hope will eventually be fixed.
Detroit: Become Human may be laughably hamfisted at times but despite this it still tells an engrossing storyline that asks many questions of the player and offers numerous branching paths to offer players a chance to see just how different things can play out.
Gal*Gun 2
Gal*Gun 2 knows its target audience well and manages to deliver in most regards though tends to be a bit too easy to complete if you want a challenge with your shooters.
Death Road to Canada is a title you can easily sink hours into as you get absorbed by its solid action and resource management gameplay but eventually is dragged down by how repetitive the journey can feel, even with randomly generated events.
Fox n Forests' fun take on season shifting puzzle solving and gorgeously designed world make for a fun platformer with a solid combat system.
CriticDB tracks 507 Travis Bruno reviews, averaging 79/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Travis Bruno score in the Reviews tab.
Travis Bruno score distribution
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