Sentences with phrase «where game reviewers»

Does the game merit the universal acclaim it's getting, or is this a case of «Bioshock Infinite Syndrome,» where game reviewers have such a low bar for reviewing games that any game that is pretty and is actually trying to do something vaguely new gets a 10?

Not exact matches

I want to know how bad the games where before all reviewers played Tales because this is the most soulless empty bland boring game i have

Definitely seems like one of those games where most reviewers didn't put the effort in to actually learn the intricacies of its gameplay so they complain about difficulty spikes, etc..

Same goes with all those games where reviewers say «This game is great!

In the trad book world, hardcover books are given freely to reviewers, but in Amazon's world, where a free video game or computer may be given to a reviewer rather than a mere book, it can seem like a bribe.

That is where these games show courage, and I think also that is what is very much appreciated by reviewers who have to play the same kind of games over and over.

If you don't think your game is [not] completely finished, then you can upload it to the «Beta» or «Work in Progress» sections where the reviewers and the community are more understanding of you as a developer.

I think a reviewer's opinion is obviously a part of whether they like a game or not, but they have to be able to objectively qualify why they think the way they do and then weigh that against some sort of criteria that should be set down by the editors (where applicable) to come to a final conclusion on the game's score.

There have been multiple complaints about some of the FPS sections where the game forces you into the fixed camera point from Samus» perspective until you can find whatever thing you're supposed to find, a task multiple reviewers claim took them over ten minutes in places.

Because software such as this lacks traditional video game mechanics, then my job as a reviewer is to scrutinize the story because that is where the emphasis lies.

*** «What does make it a failure is if they were unable to capitalise on the changes to the point where simply meeting the status - quo would have been a better game... and quite frankly from the review it doesn't sound like that» *** *** «I «am no fan of the series nor do I really care about the games, but I do care when a reviewer (especially from a site with influence) out - rightly pushes an agenda rather than seeing the game for what it is.»

Now that I have actually played it, I can see where these reviewers were coming from, but I still quite enjoy this game.

Version Reviewed: PC (The copy reviewed was purchased by the reviewer themselves) Caravan is a single - player merchant trading game where you play as the prince of a caravan merchant from the city Iram of the...

The Wrap - Up is a MonsterVine original audio series where our reviewers discuss the games they've been playing and to get a more personal perspective.

Also, for a game where you can create levels, the menu and layout is simple and easy enough to use, with the actual uploading and saving of levels being even easier and if making your own levels isn't to your liking, you can actually download packs of free pre-made levels that are available even to reviewers (bear in mind this review was written and published before the game releases,) and to everyone who buys the game, as well as levels that have actually been made by some of those who got a review copy.

Usually these games have embargo times, where the publishers give the reviewers restrictions on what they can and can not share before the game releases.

[9] The four reviewers of Electronic Gaming Monthly praised the graphics, but all but one of them gave the game an overall negative assessment, saying that the perspective severely hinders visibility, the combat is clunky, the lack of story makes the game less involving and creates difficulty figuring out where to go next, and there is too much of an emphasis on puzzles.

Platform: 360, PS3, PS4, Xbox One, PC Developer: Eidos Montreal Publisher: Square Enix Release Date: February 25th, 2014 Price: $ 59.99 Official: Thief Reviewer: Chris «Stick to the shadows for a good time» Thief is a first person stealth game where you play as... Continue reading Thief Review

imagine for a moment you've been teleported to a parallel universe where powerful interests and ideologues wouldn't be out to game such a system from day one to further their myopic interests, as they without question would (look at the reviewer comments on ipcc drafts by denialists for a mere inkling - that's the effort that goes into something that has little to no bearing on anything):

Despite being the hotly anticipated sequel to Middle - earth: Shadow of Mordor, one of 2014's most beloved dark horse hits, last year's blockbuster game release, Middle - earth: Shadow of War nonetheless got criticized by reviewers and consumers alike for its controversial decision to include microtransactions and paid in - game loot boxes, despite being primarily a single - player action - adventure game, a genre where such practices virtually never thrive.

That means dropped frames, but most reviewers pointed out that this feature works quite well for games like Dota 2 or Counter-Strike: Global Offensive where speed is everything, and quality isn't the goal.