James Berich
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Silent Hill Townfall Review - An Intriguing Excursion
Control Resonant Review - A Shapeshifting Rollercoaster Of Weirdness
The Blood of Dawnwalker Review - Spoilt For Choice
Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy Review - A Satisfying Side Story
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls Review - A Colourful Spectacle
Beast of Reincarnation Review - Budding With Ambition
Borderlands 3
Borderlands 3 is what you would expect from a Borderlands game, for better or for worse. It does little to innovate on the now ubiquitous looter genre it helped to define ten years ago and plays it safe. While it’s almost the same Borderlands it was those ten years ago,...
Murdered: Soul Suspect
Being a ghost, Ronan has a few abilities up his spectral sleeve that he can utilise to make his life a little bit easier. First off, he can pass through almost any object – which makes for some easy traversal – but doesn’t include certain items that have been “marked”...
NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139... is a fantastic celebration of a game that, even after a decade, feels unmatched in how it tells its incredibly unique story. The visual overhaul is excellent, and the combat better than ever. However, some archaic quest design acts as a deft reminder that this is a...
Dynasty Warriors 9 attempts to expand the scope of what a Dynasty Warriors game is with varying effects. The new open world helps to break up the monotony of just playing battles repeatedly, while introducing issues of its own. These are just growing pains though, and Dynasty Warriors fans will...
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 is a solid beat-em-up that tops its predecessors, bringing all the colourful known and unknown facets of the Marvel universe together with gusto. But despite it’s strong art direction, potent replayability and often enjoyable combat, it still comes off as feeling rather basic.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses features some of the most refined and enjoyable battle mechanics the series has seen since its successful renaissance with Awakening. But the renewed focus on support relationships gets in the way of what some may have valued most from the franchise – the strength of its...
CriticDB tracks 179 James Berich reviews, averaging 71/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every James Berich score in the Reviews tab.
James Berich score distribution
- 90–10047
- 80–8951
- 70–7940
- 60–6912
- 50–598
- Below 504

















