James Davie
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Latest Reviews
If you were hoping that The Thing Remastered would fix many of the issues of the original 2002 game, you will be semi-satisfied. The Thing Remastered preserves the twenty-year old PS2 game without tarnishing it, and improving some presentation aspects, as well as tidying up the formerly broken Infection System....
Smurfs Dreams deserve respect for favouring approach-ability over punishment, and should be a worthwhile present to any child who loves upbeat platformers. Any adult should give this a shot as well because it's a wonderfully designed game that really deserves attention. So with all that said, go blue because these...
For the first time in four years, Black Ops is recruited back into action with its sixth installment in the Call of Duty franchise. Now situated in the year
Created by two people and wearing the viscous gloop of iconic survival horror franchises, Crow Country is a salivating slice of survival horror that looks to
Gotta love them Looney Tunes. The revered comedy cartoon series contains some of the most iconic characters in animation history like Bugs Bunny and Daffy
Everything you enjoyed from Dead Rising is here and the flurry of meaningful enhancements to the core game make it the complete package. Sure, some lingering quibbles remain from the original game like the time-sensitive gameplay, the pop-in, and bosses that repeat the same predictable attack patterns, yet this remaster...
Fantasy sports ought to be a sub-genre of videogame, even though there are very few games around that delve into sports that don't take place in real-life.
As long as you don't expect anything genre-defining, Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus is a breathtaking Metroidvania experience. The art style is gorgeous, the action-platforming is fast and satisfying, and the sweet modesty of its tale is though-provoking and gentle. Path of the Teal Lotus is a little heavy...
Blimey! Has it really been twenty-one years ago since Beyond Good And Evil came out? Back then this writer was still in middle school, and Ubisoft were still
Time for another round of monkey balling in Super Monkey Ball: Banana Rumble. Can you believe the latest entry marks the franchise's nineteenth appearance!
Let's get one thing straight before diving into this review, Pepper Grinder is NOT what its title suggests. Pepper Grinder is not about seasoning levels to
Many pretenders and contenders have attempted to lay claim to Contra’s run-and-gun throne over the years, with some glowingly successful and others failing abysmally, but Contra: Operation Galuga largely preserves its legacy with this faithful recreation of the much-loved 1980s classic. While Operation Galuga won’t offer fans anything shocking or...
CriticDB tracks 79 James Davie reviews, averaging 72/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every James Davie score in the Reviews tab.
James Davie score distribution
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