David Treharne
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Pirate Pop Plus is the kind of game I see myself going back to for a brief five or ten-minute session, and whilst this style of game is quite fittingly more appropriate for a mobile/portable system, I can see it occupying some dead time within my desktop experience as well. You might...
Even if you don’t consider yourself a fan of the genre, I beg you to give the game a try, and I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised. I’ve finished the multiple times, and can’t help but grab the nearest person available to me to come join in with me. Their reaction is...
Lost Sea certainly has a charm; it’s a short and basic premise that opts for clarity and simplicity over length and detail, which for a roguelike, works perfectly. Lost Sea gives you simple controls and simple mechanics, but changes their flavour in each new area, increasing the difficulty slowly over the period of the game....
You might remember a character or two, you’ll have your favourites, and might find your new Waifu in the cast, but generally speaking, most people (even fans of Dynasty Warrior style button-masher fighters) would be best avoiding the title altogether, unless it’s on sale for a pretty low price. That...
Despite its problematic narrative, Shadwen is a very unique game that breathes new life into a genre that hasn’t seen much development in a while. The last time I had such a fun and interesting time with a stealth game was Dishonored. Shadwen carefully designs and organises at every turn; every piece of the environment is...
CriticDB tracks 5 David Treharne reviews, averaging 72/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every David Treharne score in the Reviews tab.
David Treharne score distribution
- 90–1001
- 80–890
- 70–793
- 60–690
- 50–591
- Below 500




