Jay Claassen
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Gun Jam
GUN JAM had so much potential to be great, but it’s just missing so much extra detail. The game is interesting and a joy to play at first but it loses that luster very quickly once you realize there isn’t much else to the game.
Sherlock Holmes's The Awakened has an incredibly rich story to experience, and it feels like you have to work much harder than normal to get to it. It's a great game to experience as long as you have the patience of a saint to solve the mysteries.
The most appealing aspect in Smalland: Survive The Wilds is the sound engineering. Once again, careful attention to detail is apparent in this regard.
Everspace 2
EVERSPACE 2 had a bit of a rocky start just like its predecessor, but can still receive a standing ovation. With an incredible story, brilliant visuals, and sound design, this game is very close to being a masterpiece.
Dredge
DREDGE can come off as a bit underwhelming if you’ve never played it. The same can be said for most games with a Lovecraftian theme.
Returnal
Returnal doesn’t exactly follow the standard formulation for a Roguelike game, but it takes it a step further with new twists and turns. It's a refreshing redesign of the Roguelike genre combined with Metroidvania.
CriticDB tracks 42 Jay Claassen reviews, averaging 86/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Jay Claassen score in the Reviews tab.
Jay Claassen score distribution
- 90–10027
- 80–897
- 70–794
- 60–693
- 50–591
- Below 500










