Jake Su
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A new generation should have meant an explosive debut for NHL 22, but inconsistencies in the presentation and gameplay department hardly makes the case for the game. Aside from its solid action on the ice, NHL 22 remains a far cry from what was to be an evolution.
A sequel that gets things right and wrong, Aragami 2 continues to refine its core gameplay mechanics but loses the soul of what made the first game so striking and refreshing.
A Metroidvania adventure chocked full of great combat and rewarding exploration, F.I.S.T: Forged in Shadow Torch is definitely worth checking out for both fans and newcomers to the genre.
A powerful creation tool that is extremely impressive, Game Builder Garage represents a great way for players to understand development without being overwhelming. However, it is a shame about the lack of online support.
A curation that equally frustrates as it impresses, the Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection is made for fans and newcomers who can overlook its obvious flaws to experience the remaining goodness in bits and pieces.
An utterly endearing tale of mystery and discovery, The Wild at Heart makes a mark as an adventure worth pursuing no matter how you like your Metroidvania games.
Despite the steep learning curve and the hubbub about single-player paywalls, the pure enjoyment of every new Pac-Man 99 game stands tall above all.
CriticDB tracks 43 Jake Su reviews, averaging 70/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Jake Su score in the Reviews tab.
Jake Su score distribution
- 90–1003
- 80–8918
- 70–7910
- 60–696
- 50–591
- Below 504












