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513 reviews here, by game title · showing 361–380
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Staff PC HG exclusive
Doug and Lily review
A cheap Adventure Island clone that... well, it's a cheap Adventure Island clone.
Marc Golding · April 15, 2018
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Staff PC HG exclusive
Doushin: Same Heart review
You've probably played games in the past where you made a choice and were greeted by hours of dialogue and suddenly found yourself thinking woefully that somehow, somewhere, you were missing out on an orgy. Not so here! Now you simply…
Jason Venter · May 28, 2007
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Staff PC HG exclusive
Downfall review
This is what happens when your childhood is a real blast...
Joseph Shaffer · October 7, 2025
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Staff NES HG exclusive
Dr. Chaos review
This could have been one of those forgotten 8-bit classics, but the poor controls, repetitive item farming, and awful music keep this decidedly in the B-tier of NES games.
Julian Titus · April 24, 2013
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Reader NES HG exclusive
Dr. Chaos review
At no point was I required to execute tough leaps or weave through a complex arrangement of platforms while worrying about a nearby winged skeleton. Everything was straightforward and obvious, and actually quite dull. Such vapidity brought…
JoeTheDestroyer · October 15, 2012
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Reader NES HG exclusive
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde review
Behold, the duality of man: boring and unstable
JoeTheDestroyer · October 31, 2010
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Reader Game Boy HG exclusive
Dr. Mario review
Derivative but probably better than Tetris
dagoss · May 26, 2021
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Staff PC HG exclusive
Dracula: Origin review
Torchlight flickers ominously, shifting the shadows cast by ghostly slivers of light invading the darkness through a network of cracks in the ancient ceiling. A silver tomb sits surrounded by a slew of human remains; bared ribcages, chewed…
Gary Hartley · June 10, 2008
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Staff DS HG exclusive
Draglade review
As much as Draglade might sound like a cheap energy drink, it’s actually a DS action-RPG that feels like a cross between Pokemon and Megaman Battle Network, with an element of music-and-rhythm thrown in for good measure.
Paul Josua · April 28, 2008
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Staff DS HG exclusive
Draglade review
You can choose from four characters. Each has a separate plot, but they all go through the same checkpoints. Once you've finished one tale, the only reason to brave the massive amount of recycled material is the character you'll unlock for…
Jason Venter · December 4, 2007
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Reader PlayStation 3 HG exclusive
Dragon Age II review
Imagine playing an RPG and never leaving the first town. That's Dragon Age II...
JoeTheDestroyer · September 10, 2018
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Reader Xbox 360 HG exclusive
Dragon Age II review
A great story attached to a blah game with the gulf between those two a million miles wide.
overdrive · August 20, 2021
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Staff Xbox 360 Review of the Week HG exclusive
Dragon Age II review
I guess people liked the origin stories in the first game so much that BioWare went ahead and made the sequel one giant origin story that cuts short just before it actually goes anywhere. It’s as if someone made a Batman movie that ended…
Mike Suskie · March 24, 2011
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Staff PC HG exclusive
Dragon Age: Inquisition review
Far and away the best and richest Dragon Age to date.
Mike Suskie · December 9, 2014
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Reader PlayStation 4 HG exclusive
Dragon Age: Inquisition review
If I started my own inquisition, I can guarantee its goals would be nowhere near this altruistic.
overdrive · August 18, 2023
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Reader PlayStation 4 HG exclusive
Dragon Age: Inquisition review
Nobody expects the- Oh, never mind...
JoeTheDestroyer · December 4, 2018
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Reader PlayStation 3 HG exclusive
Dragon Age: Origins review
A roleplaying game where you play a role. How novel!
JoeTheDestroyer · August 22, 2017
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Staff Xbox 360 HG exclusive
Dragon Age: Origins review
Don't get me wrong — I'm not saying the Darkspawn aren't a threat because they are (just saunter unprepared into an ambush of high-ranking ones for all the proof you need of that), but at least you know what you're getting with them —…
Rob Hamilton · December 9, 2011
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Staff PC HG exclusive
Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening review
When you install Awakening and start a new game, you're presented with the choice of either playing the original Origins campaign or the new expansion. Unfortunately it's a pretty easy choice to make.
Frank Austin · March 27, 2010
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Reader PlayStation 3 Review of the Week HG exclusive
Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening review
To succinctly answer your question: No, skip this one and move on to the next game in the series.
JoeTheDestroyer · September 2, 2017
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