X-ONE Magazine UK's Scores
- Games
For 1,514 reviews, this publication has graded:
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34% higher than the average critic
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4% same as the average critic
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62% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 10 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Game review score: 65
| Highest review score: | Gears of War 2 | |
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| Lowest review score: | Fighter Within |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 496 out of 1514
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Mixed: 782 out of 1514
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Negative: 236 out of 1514
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More than strong enough to chill out with the likes of Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon without embarrassing itself. [Issue#63, p.82]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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As pure fan service, it hits all the right notes. [Issue#64, p.88]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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The insane difficulty feels like a horrible joke. [Issue#63, p.102]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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From a pure gamer's perspective, then, Empire Bay feels half-finished. [Issue#63, p.80]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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A deep, involving and beautifully put together adventure. [Issue#63, p.99]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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Guaranteed to get into your mind and refuse to budge. [Issue#63, p.86]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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Don't expect the same longevity from Monday Night Combat as you would a game in a similar vein from Valve or Epic. [Issue#63, p.103]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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Improved in a fashion that will delight gamers of all competence levels and experience. [Issue#63, p.90]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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Ultimately, to get the most out of Konami's latest, you're going to need to team up with friends. [Issue#63, p.103]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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Only those who'll pick up on its knowing secret collection voiceover need apply. [Issue#63, p.101]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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The fact that the game attempts to surpass the standard tie-in speaks volumes. [Issue#60, p.96]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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A videogame as intelligent and self-referential as it is macabre. [Issue#63, p.100]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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DeathSpank's going to thrill some as much as it will frustrate others. [Issue#62,p.101]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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Another lovingly recreated LucasArts adventure. [Issue#62,p.100]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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Brings nothing new to an utterly bloated genre. [Issue#62,p.102]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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The archetypal videogame worth more than the sum of its parts. A much simplified and similar experience to the original game, but it remains one entirely worth sampling. [Issue#61, p.88]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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Without that imaginative hook, this is just a game about men in silly hats jumping around. [Issue#60, p.106]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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Pretty, engaging, funny, utterly inoffensive. [Issue#61, p.93]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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We've seen all of Sniper: Ghost Warrior's tricks before, and in far superior games. [Issue#62,p.88]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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Somehow better with a second overpowered character by your side. [Issue#63, p.88]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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This isn't exactly an experience to savour. [Issue#62,p.103]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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A great license but a hugely impressive game. War For Cybertron is best avoided by shooter fans and serious gamers - it's casual gaming through-and-through. [Issue#61, p.90]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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The open world's fun and the story missions are playable and totally action-packed. [Issue#62,p.90]- X-ONE Magazine UK
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