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The latest avant-garde adventure to come from Suda51’s twisted psyche has finally arrived on a modern set of consoles, first being released as a series of episodic games for mobile in a time before touch screens became prevalent. Billed as a follow-up to last year’s release of The Silver Case,...
Long before Omega Force became a powerhouse of licensed action games built on familiar properties, such as Attack on Titan and The Legend of Zelda, their central focus was on a series based upon the hundred years of Chinese history centered around the Three Kingdoms era. The Dynasty Warriors series has...
Have you ever walked through a door and forgot why you came into the next room? Sure, we all have at one time, but how about forgetting you were on a lifelong adventure to face off against a true evil that’s plaguing the land? NIS America’s newest portable RPG (if...
Virtual reality feels like the ideal platform for the sort of horror that would make you soil your pants. Without shutting your eyes or ripping the headset off, you’re stuck in an environment filled with spooks and scares at every turn. Supermassive Games understood this principle and took to the...
Ever since the surprise unveiling of Capcom’s new monstrous IP on the PlayStation 2, I’ve been a fan of the Monster Hunter series. In its original iteration, Monster Hunter was an RPG that disregarded conventional levels and instead relied solely upon the player’s skills and the gear they’ve crafted from...
Iconoclasts
Ivory: a natural substance that drives innovation and is held up as the lifeblood by a nearly fanatical religious sect. Taking up the groundwork of an unfinished sidescroller by the name of Ivory Springs, this source of energy is what drives a world where citizens live in ever fear of...
As perhaps one of the only constants in the gaming industry alongside the heralding of a new schedule of Fall gaming releases with Madden, this year's Call of Duty aims to scale things back a century from the previous tours of war. Sledgehammer Games and Glen Schofield's team have returned...
Senran Kagura is a series synonymous with busty ninjas and certainly has a cult following around the life and hometown this series represents. From side-scrolling action games to cooking-themed rhythm games, there’s so much that these ninja girls will do for the sake of fun. With Summer slowly transitioning into...
Middle-earth has been a fantasy setting that’s been neglected in recent years. After the well-deserved fame of the original trilogy wore off, as did its influence on gaming. It wasn’t until a surprise hit from Monolith Productions and Warner Bros in 2014 that JRR Tolkien’s masterwork would be given new...
Sparc
In the nearly year that I’ve spent donning a PlayStation VR Headset, most of the experiences I’ve played through have been of a seated nature. The few that required standing up still felt limited with how much the player can move and interact with the world. Virtual Reality technology still...
In the early days of Dynasty Warriors on the PlayStation 2, every new release felt like a new experience to be heralded in, no matter if it were a core entry, Xtreme Legends, or Empires. As the series grew long in the tooth, it took Omega Force trying to expand...
Yakuza Kiwami
The Yakuza series is finally celebrating its 10th anniversary, having been a part of the PlayStation ecosystem across three platforms (four, if you count the PSP spin-offs). To mark this milestone, the Yakuza team decided it was time to revisit Kiryu Kazuma’s first adventure and completely rework it for the...
CriticDB tracks 170 Kai Tatsumoto reviews, averaging 79/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Kai Tatsumoto score in the Reviews tab.
Kai Tatsumoto score distribution
- 90–10030
- 80–8972
- 70–7956
- 60–697
- 50–592
- Below 500
















