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Eddie De Santiago

78.6
Avg Score Given
+1.1
Steam Disparity
+15.0
MC Disparity
+8.1
Combined Disparity
7
Reviews
7 launch window reviews (within 60 days of release)|0 late reviews

Scoring Pattern

55
Lowest Score
90
Highest Score
13.1
Score Spread(variance in their own scores)

Disparity by Outlet

Disparity Over Time

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Reviews

The Forsaken Hollows is a great excuse to jump back into Limveld and fight gnarly bosses in beautiful arenas and feel cool doing it.

Critic
85
Steam
44+40.8
Metacritic
62+23.0
Combined
53+31.9

As a purely single-player experience, it feels like a solid introduction to the extraction shooter genre, but even the cute ducks can’t save Escape from Duckov from feeling like a chore.

Critic
65
Steam
84-19.4
Metacritic
80-15.0
Combined
82-17.2

7/29/2025

Launch Window
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If you enjoyed the previous game, you’ll love Grounded 2, it’s a big leap ahead for the series.

Critic
85
Steam
80+4.7
Metacritic
N/A
Combined
80+4.7

With a variety of new friends and new ways to interact with them, “A Rift in Time” provides more of what made Disney Dreamlight Valley enjoyable: fun quests, the chance to befriend beloved Disney characters, and the chance to test your design skills.

Critic
85
Steam
69+16.2
Metacritic
54+31.0
Combined
61+23.6

11/8/2023

Launch Window
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Cobalt Core provides a memorable story with fun characters, tense gameplay moments, and a payoff that is nearly unmatched. Despite the characters’ best attempts to escape the loop, it’s a game that you should play over and over.

Critic
90
Steam
96-6.2
Metacritic
74+16.0
Combined
85+4.9

While Forspoken: In Tanta We Trust may be too little, too late for some, it showcases the developers’ potential as they grow in skill and familiarity with the world they created.

Critic
85
Steam
73+12.1
Metacritic
65+20.0
Combined
69+16.0

The roguelike genre feels saturated with games that provide endless variety but with very little substance, and DIG – Deep in Galaxies feels like another unfortunate addition to the list. It gives a few highs, but they get lost somewhere after the fifth repetitive objective on the fifth identical-looking planet.

Critic
55
Steam
95-40.2
Metacritic
N/A
Combined
95-40.2