Laura Gray


55 games reviewed
70.3 average score
70 median score
63.6% of games recommended
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Nov 25, 2020

My Aunt is a Witch misses the mark for a story.

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The story and gameplay for Alba: A Wildlife Adventure is both delightful and eye-opening for anyone who decides to pick up a camera and hunt for that perfect lynx picture. With a clean, unique art style and intuitive interaction with the environment, players can enjoy their time saving dolphins and rescuing squirrels or they can travel the island with Inés rebuilding bridges. Alba: A Wildlife Adventure is an excellent pick for anyone who hopes to have a relaxing adventure in nature, or learn more about the powerful effects of conservation on small eco-systems. The game is not just fun to play, but carries a powerful message about preserving nature, and how it effects communities.

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Dec 16, 2020

Evolution Board Game is really a one player game.

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Dec 21, 2020

Calico is a café simulator that has a few issues.

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Jan 17, 2021

Rhythm Fighter is hit or miss.

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Jan 19, 2021

Help a little skeleton save the demon king.

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Atelier Ryza 2 is a new way to explore and craft.

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Jan 29, 2021

Gods Will Fall isn't a casual fighting game.

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Feb 4, 2021

Project Winter is a challenging social strategy game with an interesting setting and engaging gameplay. Players who enjoy other social deduction games like Among Us would likely enjoy the fast paced, PVP elements and careful teamwork that is required to succeed during a round. The integration of survival mechanics in Project Winter adds another layer of peril to what it will take players to survive, making escape from the wilderness rewarding for Survivors, and defeat of opponents gratifying for Traitors.

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Hero-U: Rogue To Redemption needs a curved grade.

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Mar 15, 2021

Bob Help Them is a game centered on fetch quests.

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Pioneers of Olive Town is a farming adventure.

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May 3, 2021

Godstrike is a punishingly difficult shooter game.

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May 24, 2021

King of Seas needs better controls and maps.

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Jun 14, 2021

Laugh at the face of danger.

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Journey through the jungles.

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Jun 25, 2021

Because of the way choices affect the outcome of the story, Mythic Ocean is highly replayable. This narrative-style game is excellent for fans of immersive visual novels, or those who enjoy the risk of choices impacting gameplay. Mythic Ocean is a high-stakes game without the need for combat or skill-trees to help players become invested in the world, and despite the issues with controls, is an engaging and magical adventure.

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Jul 25, 2021

While Pokémon Unite offers a new way for fans to enjoy Pokémon battles together, the frustrating limitations created to encourage microtransactions make gameplay less about having fun and more about completing missions for currency. While it may appeal to fans of mobile app-style games with a similar structure, those who want the ability to experience everything Pokémon Unite has to offer without spending money will need to sink a large amount of time into grinding before having the means to truly access most features. With improvements to the ability to earn currency and a better item level system tied to use in battle instead of paid upgrades, Pokémon Unite would be a more enjoyable experience for players.

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Jul 26, 2021

Tribes of Midgard offers players engaging survival mechanics with unique design choices that make gameplay a rewarding experience. With a few expansions to the base building options, Tribes of Midgard would be a well-rounded and unique option for survival-style gameplay.

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Aug 4, 2021

While there is room for growth in Doomsday Vault, currently it offers a variety of good challenges with engaging gameplay. The puzzles are great for players of any age, and those who enjoy relaxing, exploration experiences like Abzu or Monument Valley will likely find the atmosphere of Doomsday Vault a great way to escape at the end of the day. With a few updates to improve replayability, Doomsday Vault could become a great choice for those who enjoy puzzle-style gameplay, and remains solid for those interested in the genre as it currently stands.

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