Pixel Dynamo Outlet Image

Pixel Dynamo

Homepage
145 games reviewed
79.3 average score
80 median score
55.2% of games recommended

Pixel Dynamo's Reviews

7.9 / 10.0 - Project CARS
May 15, 2015

All substance, not enough style

Read full review

Apr 3, 2015

A dark one but a good one

Read full review

Dec 10, 2015

Ubisoft Montreal could have made a bold, brave statement as to what a hardcore, competitive multiplayer shooter should be all about. For all the joy of its exceptional gameplay, Rainbow Six Siege is suppressed by a lack of commitment to what makes it great.

Read full review

Mar 14, 2015

The number you have dialed has been disconnected

Read full review

7.8 / 10.0 - MouseCraft
Jul 8, 2014

A Paws-itively Claw-some way to whittle away some time

Read full review

7.8 / 10.0 - Transistor
Oct 18, 2015

Like Blade Runner, Transistor may need a Director's Cut to achieve its full potential

Read full review

7.8 / 10.0 - Child of Light
Oct 18, 2015

Child of Light offers so much more value than the price tag denotes. The bittersweet story is articulated in an incredibly innovative way, the art-style and animation are striking, all topped with a hauntingly beautiful soundtrack, and elegant combat system. There are lots of 'full-price' games out there that have embarrassingly less to show. I don't think you could want much more, this is unless you're partial to the more typical titles under Ubisoft Montreal's belt.

Read full review

Nov 21, 2015

Star Wars Battlefront is remarkably beautiful. So much so that I genuinely believe it is the best realisation of the Star Wars universe we have ever seen in a video game. But it also feels empty. Simple, stripped back shooting is great in a game with tons of ways to play, but when it's confined to what feels like only two fully-fledged game modes, and the metagame is taken back to bare bones too, it begins to make you wonder if there's actually much there at all.

Read full review

Feb 25, 2016

Garden Warfare 2 looks great, boasts a huge roster of inventive characters and contributes much to the social shooter genre. Single-player and PvE content is lacking, however, and this exacerbates the already glacial pace of progression.

Read full review

7.8 / 10.0 - Dropsy
Sep 10, 2015

Those of you looking for something different should welcome Dropsy with open arms.

Read full review

Nov 23, 2015

With a tighter, more engaging narrative and some new, creative challenges, League of Explorers is arguably Hearthstone's best adventure to date. Excitingly, as it will take time for players to get to grips with the new cards and mechanics, the true, buried treasures of League of Explorers might not be unearthed for months yet.

Read full review

The story's dark undertones are never fully realized, but despite a fairytale ending, King Graham embarks on another worthy adventure filled with clever puzzles and endearing characters.

Read full review

7.8 / 10.0 - Punch Club
Jan 15, 2016

Stylistically, Punch Club is a delightful tribute to '80s pop-culture and underdog sports dramas. At its best it's as exciting as watching a real sporting event and rises, believe it or not, to the level of interactive poetry about the struggles and temptations of everyday life. At its worst, it's a slog and a chore with little to keep you going but abstract icons indicating progress amid frustrating setbacks.

Read full review

7.7 / 10.0 - Madden NFL 16
Sep 4, 2015

All the intangibles, streaky in the clutch

Read full review

7.6 / 10.0 - Never Alone
Nov 18, 2014

Let's hear another one

Read full review

7.6 / 10.0 - Broforce
Oct 18, 2015

Worth sharing with your bros.

Read full review

The ride may've been short, but it was filled with entertainment along the way. Assembly Required manages to pack in a lot in such a short space of time. Whilst the surprise launch left me faintly surprised rather than overjoyed, episode three now can't come soon enough.

Read full review

Thanks to its short nature and stellar scripting, Minecraft Story Mode continues to throw haymakers. The action is ramped up once more in episode three, ending with a conclusion that nearly conjured up enough of a spectacle to be worthy of ending the whole series – if it wasn't ever so slightly rushed.

Read full review

Family-friendly but not childish, in-depth but not self-obsessed, Minecraft: Story Mode's actual story is consistently stellar, if not spectacular, over all four episodes.

Read full review