Paulmichael Contreras
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My Hero One’s Justice was a fine adaptation of My Hero Academia, even if the name was a bit confusing. Naturally, it didn’t cover all of the content featured in My Hero Academia, in part because that’s an anime that is currently still airing new episodes. Fast-forward a year and...
Originally a 2019 PS4 and Switch release in Japan, Arc of Alchemist has made it to Western audiences with this localization from Compile Heart and Idea Factory International. Has this short RPG been worth the wait? Time to find out in our Arc of Alchemist review.
Dragon Ball games aren’t rare, and in fact, some are pretty good. Newly-released Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is one of the most ambitious titles to adopt the franchise to date, though, as it covers multiple major story arcs from the anime, features hundreds of characters, and spans dozens of hours...
The sniping genre is a fairly popular niche of games these days, and games like Sniper Elite 4 make it easy to see why. You’re dropped into a playground and given enhanced skills to rain hell down upon unsuspecting enemies. The last time we saw the Sniper Ghost Warrior series,...
Read our Travis Strikes Again No More Heroes review to see if Travis Touchdown coming out of retirement after nine years is all it's cracked up to be!
NBA season is almost upon us. Ahead of the official start of the 2019-2020 season on October 22nd, 2K has tapped Visual Concepts to develop the latest iteration of the venerable basketball simulation series. Have there been enough improvements to justify a yearly plunk of cash? Or is this just...
Sea of Solitude was revealed during EA PLAY 2018, perhaps as a reminder of EA’s small but seemingly persistent devotion to publisher smaller, indie titles. Developer Jo-Mei has finally released their stylized adventure game which deals with depression, family issues, and other weighty topics. Does it deliver like other EA...
If you’re tired of the same old gray and bloody action RPG, developer Studio Evil has just the game for you. Super Cane Magic ZERO is a not-so-serious take on the genre, as if the title didn’t make that obvious enough already. But looks can be deceiving, and this is...
It’s already been over four years since Mortal Kombat X turned up the gore factor for the fighting genre. Does the iconic brutal fighter still have some tricks up its sleeve, or has this world of microtransactions muddied things up too much? Read our Mortal Kombat 11 review as we...
Do you have the need for arcade racing speed? Three Fields Entertainment, a studio founded entirely by former Criterion Studios employees, hopes that their fourth release, Dangerous Driving, can help satiate your need to drive recklessly. Can the arcade racing genre be refreshed with this smaller-scale release?
In the world of baseball games, there is one undisputed King of the Diamond. If you’re a baseball fan (on PlayStation platforms, anyway), you know it and love it. It’s MLB The Show. For years, this series sat atop the mound as the only game in town. Then, for some...
Read our Trials Rising PS4 review to see if the five-year hiatus from the series has done it any good. RedLynx and Ubisoft Kiev had plenty to prove this time around, and the results speak for themselves.
CriticDB tracks 149 Paulmichael Contreras reviews, averaging 76/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Paulmichael Contreras score in the Reviews tab.
Paulmichael Contreras score distribution
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