PC Gamer UK's Scores
- Games
For 1,036 reviews, this publication has graded:
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44% higher than the average critic
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7% same as the average critic
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49% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 6.9 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Game review score: 68
| Highest review score: | Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Director's Cut | |
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| Lowest review score: | Day Watch |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 431 out of 1036
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Mixed: 448 out of 1036
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Negative: 157 out of 1036
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Delayed gratification of locked-out units dampens the enthusiasm of the new fast-paced class-based action. [May 2010, p.78]- PC Gamer UK
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Hacky port that bleongs on consoles. [Sept 2007, p.80]- PC Gamer UK
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Some nice touches, but lethargic AI, performance issues, and personality - deficient premiers make the ruling gruelling. [Nov 2011, p.120]- PC Gamer UK
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Stuffy science fiction nonsense without a scrap of humour. [Sept 2008, p.91]- PC Gamer UK
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Engine improvements offset by mission meanness. [Aug 2009, p.88]- PC Gamer UK
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Good gags can't save this game from its repetitive combat and bland RPG-lite nature. [Nov 2011, p.126]- PC Gamer UK
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An elegant and beautifully depicted strategy game that feels logical but fresh. Even if it is a little late to bloom. [Christmas 2009, p.110]- PC Gamer UK
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Enough Car Goes Bang, but not enough basic bang for your buck. [Apr 2006, p.78]- PC Gamer UK
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A visually impressive shooter, fine with friends, but avoid this if you're going to be on your own or reliant on randoms.- PC Gamer UK
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For now, unless you're desperate for a new RPG today, hold fire and see if the inevitable post-release patches will fix up the leaky bits. If so, add 15% or so to the score. [Dec 2006, p.112]- PC Gamer UK
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New ideas save this buggy oddity from walking the plank...just. [Aug 2007, p.87]- PC Gamer UK
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If the AI worked as it was intended, and if there was a cover system beyond "stand behind that pillar and the splash damage 'might' not kill you," Jericho would be great. But it doesn't, there isn't, and it's not. [Dec 2007, p.82]- PC Gamer UK
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This is good news for the strategy-is-serious-business crowd, but it makes for a game without much character. [June 2008, p.89]- PC Gamer UK
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A shallow but entertaining adventure. The world is wonderful to explore, but a lack of depth keeps this from achieving greatness.- PC Gamer UK
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It's very pretty, but for a game so enamoured with the action, it never clicks. [Jan 2012, p.141]- PC Gamer UK
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Broken World feels cheerless and sloppy compared to its glossier parent, and the fact that it even exists, so long after DSII and so resolutely aimed only at folk who've played that to death, is something of a mystery. [Nov 2006, p.92]- PC Gamer UK
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What's still missing is "MS Flight Simulator" levels of realism. [Oct 2007, p.87]- PC Gamer UK
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An entertaining arcade racer with outstanding car chases, undone by its micro-transactions and lack of depth.- PC Gamer UK
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Gorgeous and pleasingly free form. Without the bugs and oppressive DRM, it would be the best Silent Hunter 5 yet. [May 2010, p.102]- PC Gamer UK
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Frequent levelling and plentiful and varied loot give Silverfall a definite momentum; the blend of worlds and the inventiveness of some of the creatures give it a modicum of novelty. This is an easy game to get swept along by, but, largely because of those serried foes, it's also an easy game to walk away from. [Apr 2007, p.82]- PC Gamer UK
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