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 |
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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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Lots of swearing as you protect a world that hates and fears you. [Aug 2006, p.85]- PC Gamer UK
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Despite providing three well-balanced, distinctive races, a host of spectacular units and powers, and some novel play factors like national borders and peaceful expansion, away from the rationale of the story of RoL can feel a tad generic. [June 2006, p.76]- PC Gamer UK
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SiN is actually something of a guilty pleasure. It's over far too quickly and feels rather unsophisticated, but I enjoyed it anyway, a bit like I enjoy...eating hotdog. [June 2006, p.62]- PC Gamer UK
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The large-scale RTS combat can be fun and the game flourishes aesthetically in some of the bigger areas, but life is too short to spend our time on games lacking spirit, spunk and novelty. [June 2006, p.94]- PC Gamer UK
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If D2 came with a level-skip cheat printed in the manual, it would be a lot easier to recommend. [July 2006, p.70]- PC Gamer UK
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A few too many flaws in the basic design to ever by anything more than a waypoint to the next soldier sim. [July 2006, p.88]- PC Gamer UK
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If your child doesn't enjoy this worthy game, disown them. [May 2007, p.90]- PC Gamer UK
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Despite the obvious flaws, the many subtler achievements make this compelling. You'll find better shooting elsewhere, but if you fancy getting more than bullet holes for once, this is for you. [May 2006, p.84]- PC Gamer UK
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This year's first essential wargame. [July 2006, p.76]- PC Gamer UK
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While Shadowgrounds doesn't do much that's new, within its restrictive confines it's engaging and competent. Gaming lite, but still a nice snack. [June 2006, p.85]- PC Gamer UK
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The perfect warm-up for a long, hot summer of football. [July 2006, p.72]- PC Gamer UK
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A better class of more of the same. [June 2006, p.92]- PC Gamer UK
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It's a game that's precisely as ambitious as it needs to be. No plot. No anti-aliasing. No in-store cardboard standee. Just you, a physics engine and an armadillo. [Sept 2006, p.96]- PC Gamer UK
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If you're anything like me, its deeply tragic moments will make you weep real tears. [June 2006, p.70]- PC Gamer UK
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Given time, a tune-up, and some more vigorious fanning of the community flames, this could improve, but at the moment there are more appealing things to spend a monthly fee on. [June 2006, p.90]- PC Gamer UK
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Slightly less interesting than the first game, and still has a few rough edges and poorly conceived challenges. [Aug 2006, p.91]- PC Gamer UK
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It's not a rehash, nor a reinvention, but instead an appropriate incarnation in a post "Prince of Persia" world. [May 2006, p.74]- PC Gamer UK
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It may feel somewhat underdeveloped, but it is an intriguing experience. [May 2006, p.90]- PC Gamer UK
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This Swedish smorgasbord doesn't have enough meat. [June 2006, p.93]- PC Gamer UK
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With a tasty main game and moreish extra levels, Eets is a gaming snack to recommend. [June 2007, p.91]- PC Gamer UK
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The original game was used as a training tool for real soldiers. God help the US if this is what they actually have to deal with. [June 2006, p.68]- PC Gamer UK
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The challenges Blazing Angels throws at you are soggy squibs - all of them seen before in ten thousand, million, million previously 3D shooters. [May 2006, p.94]- PC Gamer UK
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True Crime is a trashy, lazily converted, shamelessly derivative and occasionally buggy game where you get to crash cars and hit people a lot. On those terms, I rather enjoyed it. [Sept 2006, p.94]- PC Gamer UK
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This isn't an awful game, but it is an unnecessary one: "Secret Weapons over Normandy" and "Heroes of the Pacific" have full air superiority in this sector. [Aug 2006, p.91]- PC Gamer UK
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Lacking both the playful irony and delight in detail of the GTAs, The Godfather is a simple brute of a game. In one sense, it's a missed opportunity; in another it's a regrettable betrayal of a masterful and much-loved film. [May 2006, p.78]- PC Gamer UK
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Oblivion is a messy masterpiece; accomplished, bold, huge and occasionally rough around the edges. Your adventures are more varied than those of any other game I could name, and magnificently rendered by the game's powerhouse graphics and physics... Narcotically addictive. [Apr 2006, p.68]- PC Gamer UK
