PC Gamer's Scores
- Games
For 3,861 reviews, this publication has graded:
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50% higher than the average critic
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45% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 2.7 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Game review score: 72
| Highest review score: | Crysis | |
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| Lowest review score: | NRA Varmint Hunter |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 2,077 out of 3861
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Mixed: 1,412 out of 3861
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Negative: 372 out of 3861
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Repetitive gameplay and an inability to communicate with your co-op teammates will keep Guns of Icarus grounded. [Sept 2010, p.82]- PC Gamer
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An outstanding story-driven RPG with fantastic writing, RPG depth and tough tactical combat. It's BioWare's best RPG since Baldur's Gate 2. [Holiday 2009, p.38]- PC Gamer
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Jigsaw's game are meant to be cruel, barbaric, horrific and pedantic, but this game is just plain tedious. [Jan 2010, p.79]- PC Gamer
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This episode suffers a little from puzzle bloat, but they're strong puzzles with only a couple of weak moments, and some great story bits make up for the padding. [Jan 2010, p.79]- PC Gamer
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The most accessible, rewarding and endearing of DotA's offspring yet. [Jan 2010, p.72]- PC Gamer
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Addictive action and loot collection make it worth putting up with constant irritation from nearly all other aspects of this uniquely beautiful shooter. [Holiday 2009, p.61]- PC Gamer
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A graphically bland, but ultimately satisfying re-creation of the front office number-crunching in the halls of MLB's finest.- PC Gamer
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A delightful adventure with clever puzzles, a great atmospheric soundtrack and superbly stylized art. [Jan 2010, p.75]- PC Gamer
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Kids might enjoy Dragonica as a starter MMO, but once they get started they'll want something more. [Jun 2010, p.84]- PC Gamer
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An amazingly polished, finely crafted piece of action gaming excellence that's worthy of the name Batman. [Dec 2009, p.70]- PC Gamer
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A wildly entertaining third-person shooter that fully realizes its potential on the PC with vastly superior graphics, better controls and an epic co-op experience. [Nov 2009, p.66]- PC Gamer
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Hey may look a lot nicer, but this terrifying toad is still breaking balls in the same old way. [Nov 2009, p.82]- PC Gamer
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The worst part is the voice acting. [Dec 2009, p.77]- PC Gamer
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Only the Microwave Emitter energy weapon is likely to stay in my inventory. [Sept 2009, p.81]- PC Gamer
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Lovers of real-world ballistics, cautious tactics and persistent stats will be eager recruits. [Nov 2009, p.80]- PC Gamer
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A short but exceedingly sweet indie project that's less about innovation, more about crafting an unforgettable experience. [Sept 2009, p.76]- PC Gamer
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The best Sims game yet. It's still about playing with virtual dolls, but it's never been this big, beautiful and eager to please. [July 2009, p.69]- PC Gamer
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It's truly rewarding to see your tactical decisions pay off (and devastating to see a tight lead blown). [Dec 2009, p.77]- PC Gamer
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The game starts explicitly telling you the answers to questions mere moments before asking the questions. [Oct 2009, p.79]- PC Gamer
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Dull combat, countless boring gray rooms and an abandoned story make Cryostasis as appealing as frozen dog droppings. [Aug 2009, p.76]- PC Gamer
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The Theatre of War series might well be one to watch, but for now there are better options available. [Jun 2010, p.81]- PC Gamer
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A completely welcome contrast to anything you've ever played, supported by the most intense first-person fisticuffs we've seen in a game. [July 2009, p.78]- PC Gamer
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The Godfather II doesn't trip over the ambition of its design - it balances the different genre aspects extremely well - but nagging graphics issues weigh it down, causing quest characters and family members to disappear or distort in-game and in cutscenes, sometimes requiring me to load old saved games to progress. [Apr 2009, p.82]- PC Gamer
