Cam Shea


31 games reviewed
80.5 average score
80 median score
64.5% of games recommended
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9 / 10.0 - Pony Island
Jan 18, 2016

I greatly enjoyed the two or so hours it took me to play through Pony Island. This is a game that delights in toying with your expectations and in breaking the fourth wall, in revealing its sinister yet playful world, and in building up a compelling antagonist and telling an ambiguous story. Pony Island is about as punk rock as they come.

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8 / 10.0 - Expand
Oct 1, 2015

Expand is a triumph of visual design and scoring that also boasts some clever design ideas.

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Sep 27, 2015

Assault Android Cactus is an intense twin-stick shooter that's been polished to within an inch of its life.

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Aug 27, 2015

Dishonored Definitive Edition doesn't live up to its name, but the core game and its DLC are still stylish and fun.

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Apr 21, 2015

An inspired rhythm-action roguelike powered by an excellent soundtrack. You'll dig it.

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Mar 3, 2015

A superbly crafted and challenging technical skating game.

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Sep 22, 2014

Fans of Deadly Premonition will love this bizarre, offbeat murder mystery.

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8.8 / 10.0 - Hohokum
Aug 12, 2014

A vibrant and delightful playground that will surprise you at every turn.

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Jan 30, 2014

Octodad revels in its brand of absurdist physical comedy, but also tells a touching tale.

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9 / 10.0 - Rogue Legacy
Jul 25, 2013

A wildly inventive 2D Roguelike with a 30-second gameplay loop that lasts for 20 odd hours.

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9.4 / 10.0 - Okami HD
Oct 30, 2012

Okami is one of the finest games to come out of Japan in the last decade, and Okami HD is absolutely the best way to experience this epic adventure. Its re-release is rather timely too, given Japanese game publishers are currently preoccupied with creating games that will appeal in the West. Okami, in contrast, represents a pure, resolutely Japanese vision, and is all the more appealing for it.

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