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Jon Scarr

Toronto, Ontario Canada

123 games reviewed
79.1 average score
80 median score
85.4% of games recommended

Jon Scarr's Reviews

Jon is a proud Canadian who has a lifelong passion for gaming. He is a veteran of the video game and tech industry with more than 20 years experience. Jon is a strong believer and supporter in cloud gaming, he's that guy with the Stadia tattoo! He enjoys playing and talking about games on all platforms and mediums.

Beyond Good & Evil 20th Anniversary Edition is a fun remaster that brings back a classic game for both old fans and new players. The game has improved graphics and music, making it look and sound better than ever. However, it has some issues. The camera controls can be tricky. Sometimes it gets stuck on walls, making it hard to see what’s happening during battles or stealth sections. This can lead to unfair situations where you might get caught by enemies because you couldn’t see them clearly. Despite these problems, the story and characters are still engaging, and the puzzles are enjoyable. If you loved the first game or are curious about it, this edition is worth checking out.

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Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess is a captivating game that stands out in a crowded market. While it may not have the polish of some blockbuster titles, its unique blend of tower defense and hack-and-slash gameplay keeps things fresh and engaging. The visuals are stunning, drawing heavily from Japanese culture and folklore, creating a vibrant world that is a joy to explore. The non-verbal storytelling is a bold choice that works surprisingly well, allowing players to immerse themselves in the narrative without the distraction of dialogue. Kunitsu-Gami is definitely a title worth experiencing, and I can see myself returning to it for more adventures.

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Jul 27, 2024

Dungeons of Hinterberg is a captivating action-adventure game that combines exploration, puzzle-solving, and social simulation in a stunning alpine setting. While the visuals are vibrant and the dungeon designs are impressive, the combat can feel repetitive over time. The charming narrative about self-discovery and burnout resonates well, making the experience relatable. Overall, Dungeons of Hinterberg offers a delightful escape, making it a title worth revisiting.

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