Ashley Erickson
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While there's little wrong with The Outer Worlds 2, it doesn't have a pull that will keep players wanting to devote hours to it.
Whether you're looking for a heartfelt story, puzzles to solve, or beautiful visual design, Bye Sweet Carole has it all.
Above Snakes
With an alien undead story and shallow writing, Above Snakes misses the mark of what could have been a solid wild west entry in the survival genre.
With little glitches and a substantial time investment, Hell is Us has a solid foundation in the action adventure and RPG genres. Given the mature storyline, however, it should be played by those willing to encounter multiple dark themes.
The Alters
While The Alters is a narrative success, its survival gameplay is more of a side focus than the core of the title.
The Horror at Highrook offers a bug free haunting experience complete with unique mechanics and an air of nostalgia.
Wanderstop is more a visual novel that uses making tea as a narrative break versus a shop management game.
Even though there are some bugs, Merchants of Rosewall is a narrative driven shop simulator worthy of checking out.
Despite small bugs and crashes, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is a solid franchise entry that expands on the story of Henry.
Luma Island
Luma Island is a well designed simulation game filled with a variety of activities and puzzles, though the frequency and similarity of the puzzles can make the main story feel stagnant.
The Axis Unseen is an expertly crafted indie title that combines metal music, horror, and hunting to create a rocking new experience.
CriticDB tracks 20 Ashley Erickson reviews, averaging 79/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Ashley Erickson score in the Reviews tab.
Ashley Erickson score distribution
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- 80–898
- 70–794
- 60–693
- 50–590
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