Tyler Treese
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Every neighborhood has that one creepy abandoned house, or the recluse that lives in a huge building all to himself but hasn’t been seen in years. Stories get passed on about how these places are haunted (usually due to some terrible tragedy that occurred years prior), and stupid teenagers typically...
I’ve been a big proponent of re-releases since they allow a new generation of gamers to check out some of the best games of yesteryear. That said, Dead Island was never an amazing game when it released in 2011, instead it was an exceptionally buggy action game with plenty of...
Doom
Despite Bethesda’s successful attempt at revitalizing the Wolfenstein series in 2014, I wasn’t sure if the publisher could strike gold twice. After all, DOOM isn’t going to have you drop acid with Jimi Hendrix, and the last time id Software had released a hit was 2004. I’ve never been happier to be wrong, as DOOM is a...
Mental health is an interesting topic to tackle for a game. It’s something that was used to great effect in Will O’Neill’s Actual Sunlight, which is a thought-provoking look at depression. Likewise, Infinitap Games’ Neverending Nightmares looks to show the horrors of depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder. It’s a unique hook for a horror game,...
Ever dreamt about killing dozens of people? Well, you might want to see a psychiatrist, but you'll also want to read our Party Hard Review!
Severed
Few developers have a track record of excellence like DrinkBox Studios does. Their debut title, Tales from Space: About a Blob, was a highly polished platformer that was impressive on PS3, but didn’t quite make huge waves. That would change with its follow-up, Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack, which...
Despite a rash of injuries and supposed oversaturation, mixed martial arts is more popular now than ever before in North America. This is largely thanks to EA Sports UFC 2’s two cover stars, Ronda Rousey and Conor McGregor. Both boisterous fighters have had recent setbacks inside the Octagon but can...
At its core, Darksiders II is a great game. That is what makes Darksiders II: Deahtinitive Edition all the more frustrating. A horrendous frame rate negatively impacts every aspect. Combat feels clunky, and the graphically impressive game ends up looking bad in motion. At least Nordic Games didn't technically call...
There is no excuse for an online co-op focused game to ship with the online side of things not working. It is even more inexcusable that a patch hasn't been released yet to remedy the situation. At the time of writing, the game has been available for three weeks and...
Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition is the best way to experience an already great game. With new characters, additional difficulty options, and fan-service galore, there's no reason not to pick up this package if you're a fan of Devil May Cry. While the remaster may not fix all of...
While it will only take you a few hours to beat SteamWorld Dig, it's a game that makes every moment count. There is no filler, only excellent content to be experienced. Whether it is a player's first or sixth time playing through SteamWorld Dig, they are in for an absolute...
Few games fully realize their potential. Thankfully The Swapper is able to execute all of its ideas. The challenging and thought-provoking puzzles are only outdone by the rich narrative which will stay in your mind well after the credits roll. The Swapper is a masterpiece that needs to be experienced.
CriticDB tracks 152 Tyler Treese reviews, averaging 74/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Tyler Treese score in the Reviews tab.
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