Dan Webb
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Battlefield 4
If there’s one thing that the upcoming generation of consoles is unleashing on us as an industry, it’s this whole cross-generational development malarkey. You know, one game on four consoles, across two generations. For us as reviewers it means playing four versions simultaneously – not exactly at the same time,...
Remember Me
Memories are what define us as a person. They are our past and they shape our future. Our experiences and how we remember them are a big part of the kind of human being we are today. Memories can be meaningful, sad, happy, emotional, soul destroying; they can effectively be...
BioShock Infinite
When I was a wee lad growing up amidst the picturesque dales of Yorkshire, and by that I mean the inner-city slums of Birmingham, candy cigarettes were a real thing. The coolest kid on the playground would always be the one who could pretend to take the biggest toke on...
Gears of War: Judgment
It’s funny how different people have different takes on different franchises. For me, Gears of War has been just as much about the world, the story and its characters, than it has been about the slick third-person shooter mechanics. Take Lee – Mr Bradley – on the other hand though,...
Crysis 3
Ever since 2007, Crytek has been wowing gamers with its technical prowess in the Crysis franchise. Generally held aloft as this generation’s delectable slice of eye candy, it’s a franchise that’s effectively carried itself on visuals alone. The convoluted stories and soulless gameplay have sometimes been overshadowed by the fantastic...
Tomb Raider
If you analyse every entertainment industry out there, one thing is very clear, and that’s that each industry has its very own leading lady. The music industry’s is arguably Madonna (bear with me here, as this is all going to be rather subjective), the film industry’s is the one and...
Hitman: Absolution
It was just another Saturday night, or so I thought. I’d shaved my head in anticipation for what I was hoping was another fairly simple night, one with no complications and one where I’d go unseen, like a ghost in the night. Suited up in my slick black suit with...
Halo 4
You’ve only got to look at the sales numbers for the Halo franchise to know one thing: Halo fans love Master Chief. Halo 1, 2 and 3 sold 6, 8 and 10 million units respectively, while out of the four games since, only one could reach those dizzy heights, shifting...
XCOM: Enemy Unknown
One of the most dangerous things you can do in the games industry is take a beloved franchise from the 90s and “reboot” it. It’s nearly as dangerous as posting on a forum populated by “hardcore” gamers saying that you think Call of Duty is an innovative game. Preying on...
Dishonored
Like all normal folk, I’ve often pondered what it would be like to possess a fish. It’s a scenario that ultimately raises the same question though: considering that fishes have a 6-second memory, would you forget that you had possessed a fish and ultimately spend the rest of your life...
Kinect Star Wars
Hardcore Star Wars fans and savage dogs have a lot in common. They both rarely sleep, whenever they get a chance to show their teeth, they will, and they’re very rarely happy. If you’re a hardcore Star Wars fan, you’re going to want to look away now. Just know that...
Syndicate
Imagine a world, dozens of decades in the future, where the world’s biggest corporations spend most of their profits on corporate espionage to protect the company’s own interests and sabotage others. A hostile and volatile world where brutality, deception and infiltration are as much a part of company life as...
CriticDB tracks 165 Dan Webb reviews, averaging 43/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Dan Webb score in the Reviews tab.
Dan Webb score distribution
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