Pocket Tactics' Scores
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For 912 reviews, this publication has graded:
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45% higher than the average critic
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15% same as the average critic
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40% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 0.3 points higher than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Game review score: 75
| Highest review score: | Cinco Paus | |
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| Lowest review score: | Session: Skate Sim |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 565 out of 912
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Mixed: 280 out of 912
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Negative: 67 out of 912
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A familiar yet modern riff on turn-based action RPGs that feels just as fresh and exciting on mobile devices as it did on consoles and PC.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Sep 3, 2019
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If you played Teeny Titans and are ready for more great figure-battling action, or enjoy the genre in general, Teen Titans GO Figure is an easy recommendation to make. The game is a great blend of old awesomeness and new hotness and does feel like a new experience, one that I am enjoying just as much the second time around.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Aug 1, 2018
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It’s another unchallenged trophy-winning season for Sports Interactive’s mini beast but I’m hoping for something just a bit more next time to stop this series getting stale.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Aug 16, 2018
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Though it doesn’t do anything innovative, Fitness Circuit is a solid exercise game that can help you to improve your cardiovascular and muscular health. The online play also helps to give you extra motivation through some friendly competition with your pals.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted May 25, 2023
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While the controls and combat can be frustrating at times, this is due to the Tomb Raider I-III Remastered collection being the faithful trilogy of remasters that it should be, allowing you to revisit where the iconic franchise all started.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Feb 13, 2024
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There is plenty of challenge lurking behind Militia’s minimalist presentation. It is a rewarding experience that can also be frustrating at times.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Apr 20, 2017
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Darkest Dungeon visits fresh horrors upon unseasoned newcomers, but behind its grim facade is a fascinating dungeon crawler.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Aug 29, 2017
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Voyageur is a game about exploration and imagination where you decide who you are and why you're hurtling through space faster than light. I recommend it to gamers who enjoy a more open-ended experience, and don't mind a bit of repetition.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Feb 15, 2017
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If you’re a graphics purist, definitely pick Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion up on a next-gen console. However, I believe the Switch version gives you a more authentic PSP experience, the portability allows you to complete side missions while watching something on TV, and it still looks absolutely wonderful. Oh boy, I just really love Final Fantasy VII.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Dec 13, 2022
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Prince of Persia makes a solid comeback with The Lost Crown, embracing the Metroidvania genre and giving fans a world full of adventure and danger. The intriguing story, characters, and lack of bugs are just the cherry on top of a lovely sundae.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Jan 11, 2024
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Coffee Talk Episode 2 brings us back to our familiar haunt in stormy Seattle, where friends both old and new need an ear to hear out their problems and a warm drink to soothe their souls. There are new teas on the menu to compliment the changing tastes of your mythical mates.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Apr 19, 2023
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Compared to its big brother, FM 2020 Mobile may lack in features but it is still by far the most comprehensive and well-researched management game available on your phone.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Nov 27, 2019
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Idol Manager is a fascinating, tongue-in-cheek business sim with well-written visual novel aspects and plenty of scandals. It’s not for everyone, but for the right audience it’s a brilliantly crafted little gem that prods at the dark, seedy side of the idol scene, and challenges you with some tricky moral scenarios.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Aug 25, 2022
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Sid Meier’s Railroads comes to mobile in fine fashion, reminding us all that old stuff is still ace. One of the chillest simulation games is a perfect fit for a portable, offering hours in a trainset playground.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Apr 5, 2023
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Dorfromantik is the perfect digital toybox for anyone who wants to build something and not worry about much other than its beauty. Some fiddly controls definitely need a rework, but they are the lowest obstacle to enjoying the experience. Everything’s lovely, and that’s good.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Sep 29, 2022
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Even with a fatal crash and not seeing the end sequence, Spaceplan has provided me with one of the most memorable experiences of the year so far from a genre I didn’t think was capable of such a feat.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted May 23, 2017
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Aside from an issue with characters clipping through walls, Hitman: World of Assassination performs really well on Nintendo Switch 2, making it a must-own for existing fans and an approachable entry point for new players with all of the freedom it affords you.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Jun 12, 2025
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Endless Ocean Luminous is a welcome return to the series. It offers a fun story mode, enjoyable multiplayer, and an abundance of creatures to discover. However, the repetitive nature of the game may begin to wear on you after a while.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Apr 30, 2024
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Pokémon Legends: Z-A feels like something completely different from the long-running series, in good ways and bad. While it’s by no means the grand adventure of Legends: Arceus, the real-time battles can be wildly engaging, the pacing and story are spot-on, and Lumiose City looks fantastic. If you’re looking for a good time, you’ve got it here.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Oct 14, 2025
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A meaty mobile port of the massive farm simulation game that’ll keep you occupied on the go, with a few minor control issues.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Oct 29, 2018
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A frightful delight, FNAF Security Breach allows you to fully explore the Pizzaplex for the first time, featuring tense boss fights, fun exploration, and jump scares galore, it’s a solid addition to the videogame series and gives hope for a bright future.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Oct 30, 2023
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Puzzle Strike gives you a few distinct characters and access to 20 possible opponents and it is still a challenging game even if you don’t want to invest a time playing it or you want an interesting game to fill some free time.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Feb 5, 2016
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Buy it, gift it, skirmish it, campaign it; whatever happens, just enjoy it. Spacecom is nothing more than it needs to be, and it very much is.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Jun 9, 2015
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SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake is a charming and hilarious 3D platformer that’s a joy to play, with excellent level design, fun environments, and a story that captures the essence of the show. It’s a must-play for any SpongeBob fan, or anybody that just wants a new platformer to play.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Jan 30, 2023
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There’s just enough free content to give you a taste of Mushroom Wars 2 on mobile, and it’s a beautiful-looking, fun little game that has a surprising amount of depth to it. The question is how you feel about the price tag, which is mighty steep for the mobile space. Where you find yourself on the cost versus value proposition will come down to personal preference, but Mushroom Wars 2 is certainly worth at least a look.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Oct 10, 2017
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Interface and multiplayer issues aside, Battlefleet Gothic translates so well to touchscreen that it seems a marvel more miniatures games haven't followed suit.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Jul 15, 2016
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Tails of Iron is a thoughtful and detailed little game, with a brilliant visual style and an intuitive take on soulslike combat. Though it has its shortcomings, it's a strong and unique entry into the genre that serves up a great story and plenty of bug-slashing, frog-bashing fun.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Sep 28, 2021
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A motorsport manager that could rival any outing on a major console or PC, bursting with details, stats and features.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Jul 24, 2018
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Not many games leave you feeling like you have had a genuine insight into the subject matter, but Afghanistan ’11 left me feeling informed without patronising or preaching. Obviously, the approach to the whole issue is simplified and the solutions idealised, yet I still came away feeling I had a better understanding of the Afghanistan situation.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Nov 15, 2017
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Potion Explosion is by no means revolutionary, but Asmodee Digital do an excellent job of bringing across a board game into the digital space in a way that seems more appealing than the original physical version. The price tag does feel weighty, and if you plan on playing with the family, I would advise on buying the real thing. But this is an enjoyable experience, and one that comes with a recommendation for both commuting for its offline mode, and when you have your feet up on the sofa with the online mode.- Pocket Tactics
- Posted Feb 7, 2017
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