Jordan Andow
Game industry critic and reviewer
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UFC 5 is a good game, but the move to a new engine isn’t as revolutionary as it has been in the past for other EA franchises. Sure, it looks and sounds better, but I could never escape the feeling that I was just playing a nicer-looking UFC 4. If...
After years of being more RPG-focused, many fans felt the series lost its identity. Assassin’s Creed Mirage looks to take the franchise back to its stealth roots, but is that too good to be true? Game Name: Assassin’s Creed Mirage Platform(s): PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S…
Starfield is the latest game from Bethesda Game Studios (BGS) and Todd Howard, who created some of our favourite RPGs over the years, perhaps most notably Skyrim in 2011. Starfield is their first new IP in twenty-five years, but can it match up to the other BGS franchises? Game Name:…
Bramble: The Mountain King was released earlier this year and it got a little bit lost amongst so many big releases. That said, this is a must-play title as it was both one of the most relaxing and tense experiences I’ve had this year.
Atlas Fallen is the latest game from Deck13, the studio behind action RPGs like Lords of the Fallen (2014) and The Surge 1 and 2. It's a new game that the developer has claimed is NOT a Soulslike. But does Atlas Fallen set itself apart from the past, or is…
Final Fantasy XVI
While Final Fantasy XVI is a vast departure for the series, its core elements are undeniably familiar. Its combat may certainly divide the series’ faithful, given its change from the expected, but this adventure is still nonetheless one that embraces the true spirit of its lineage.
Ravenlok is the latest entry in Cococumber's Voxel Trilogy, a Zelda-inspired take on Alice in Wonderland with colourful characters and places to explore. This begs to ask does that translate to a wonderful game? Let's find out! Game Name: Ravenlok Platform(s): Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S (Reviewed), PC Publisher(s): Cococucumber…
What do you get when you combine a good old-fashioned murder mystery with the supernatural and Metroidvania-style design? The Last Case of Benedict Fox is the answer! Game Name: The Last Case of Benedict Fox Platform(s): Xbox Series X|S (Reviewed), PC Publisher(s): Rogue Games Developer(s): Plot Twist Games Release Date:…
Cassette Beasts the latest contender for the monster-collecting crown, can it be the very best? like no one... oh wait. Let's go on an adventure! Game Name: Cassette Beasts Platform(s): PC (Reviewed via Steam Deck), Xbox, Switch Publisher(s): Raw Fury Developer(s): Bytten Studio Release Date: April 26th, 2023 for PC…
EA finds its way back to the golf course after a long absence. Do they still have the run of the green, or will they get stuck in a bunker with EA Sports PGA Tour? Game Name: EA Sports PGA Tour Platform(s): PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S (review), PC Publisher(s):…
CriticDB tracks 106 Jordan Andow reviews, averaging 81/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Jordan Andow score in the Reviews tab.
Jordan Andow score distribution
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