Jonathan Gordon


212 games reviewed
69.1 average score
70 median score
40.6% of games recommended
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Nov 11, 2015

The worst case scenario for a last hurrah

Jun 21, 2015

Positively purgatorial

3 / 10 - Animal Gods
Nov 23, 2015

An uninspired Zelda clone

Mar 17, 2015

Cut it absolutely no slack, Jack

3 / 10 - Godzilla
Sep 11, 2015

Poor graphics and tedious gameplay

Rise Of The Dark Spark feels rushed: a mess of half-baked ideas and sloppy execution that's put Transformers on the same track as the Spider-Man games, approaching the point of no return. We can't be certain as to why Activision seems so intent with steering these wonderful properties so deeply into the dirt, but we hope it realises the value in the brands before it's too late. passable co-operative mode aside, there's very little to recommend out of Rise Of The Dark Spark.

Apr 3, 2015

A case of extreme hype and zero reward

4 / 10 - The Deer God
Apr 22, 2015

Beautiful but boring, a failed experiment

4 / 10 - NBA Live 16
Dec 16, 2015

Nowhere near the level of 2K's NBA productions

Jan 14, 2016

Embarrassing, quite frankly

4 / 10 - I Am Bread
Jun 3, 2015

This bug-filled bread leaves a bad taste in our mouth

Aug 30, 2015

Too many golf clubs missing from this bag

4 / 10 - Hatred
Jul 28, 2015

Wallows in its violence rather than revelling in it

4 / 10 - LA Cops
May 15, 2015

A disappointing game with a flawed central mechanic

Apr 20, 2015

A novel idea, lacking in content

May 28, 2015

An uninspiring attempt at point-and-click nostalgia

Jack of all trades, master of none

Aug 20, 2014

The whole experience isn't awful, just thoroughly uninspiring; a box of biscuits where some are moldy and all are digestive. It's fun to be a pirate, but it's far, far more fun elsewhere, with Risen 3 once again struggling and failing to rise above anything but its own mediocrity.

Dec 9, 2016

A series showing its age by refusing to evolve

5 / 10 - Devil's Third
Oct 5, 2015

Technically shambolic but appealing in an odd way