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Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night is a fantastic modern day Castlevania title from Koji Igarashi, who shows us that he hasn't lost his touch.
Dark Devotion is an odd one, that's for sure. Taking cues from one popular game that I won't mention, and putting a unique spin on things. But does it pan out?
From the house that gave us Dark Souls and Bloodborne comes their next masterpiece and I'm loving it.
Capcom has released Devil May Cry 5 after all these years and it's perhaps the best in the series. The Outerhaven's review of Devil May Cry 5.
The Outerhaven reviews Dead or Alive 6, the latest fighting game from Koei Tecmo that's a fun bout, lots of good fights and even some jiggle physics.
Hey, look, our review of Metro Exodus here. All aboard!
While I didn’t think Playground Games could do it again, they absolutely have. Not only does Forza Horizon 4 surpasses their previous entries, but the addition of dynamic seasons helps to push longevity of the game and is well done. Tossing in a huge selection of cars and fun-filled challenges, this...
We review FromSoftware's Dark Souls: Remastered for the Xbox One and come away impressed. It's time to head back to Lordran.
The Metroidvania and Roguelike gaming scene is crowded with countless titles that often follow the same formula: fighting through enemy-infested areas, collecting items, and offering hours of adventure. However, Dead Cells not only nails this formula but elevates it to a level I’ve never quite experienced before. It’s charming, fast-paced,…
Hey, you, recruit! I need you to go check out this town down the road. There's a report of something nasty going on, but more than likely, it's just a pack of wolves. Or something, I dunno. Go check it out and report back. Oh, and don't forget your sword...
State of Decay 2 is yet another adventure of slaying zombies, micromanagement and well, staying alive. Fun, interesting and a decent follow-up to the original game.
Atlus has finally remastered the classic title from the PS3 era and added a bit more to it. But is Dragon's Crown Pro worth your gold?
CriticDB tracks 138 Keith Mitchell reviews, averaging 83/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Keith Mitchell score in the Reviews tab.
Keith Mitchell score distribution
- 90–10064
- 80–8949
- 70–7915
- 60–693
- 50–594
- Below 500

















