Review Format

Review Format: v3.0



Game Name (List of Console Availability)

Review categories are:

<b>Story</b>, sometimes split into the setting and the actual story of the game.

<b>Gameplay</b>, sometimes split into sub categories, depending on the game. for example exploration and combat.

Both get review score as a fraction. where the numerator indicates how well this game does in this category, and the denominator indicates how important this category is to the game.
for example:
10/10 = great book
5/5 = good story, but the game isn't based solely on it. for example it have strong gameplay as well.
1/1 = almost non-existing, but somehow positive.

0/10 = bad book.
0/5 = it sucks, but thankfully there are other (redeeming?) factors in the game.
0/1 = non-existing yet still somehow bad. maybe heavily cliched?

Each factor can contain a polarization rating. for example: (polarization: +2, -1)
This is my way of saying "I loved this but you might hate it" or vice-versa.  those should be directly added or subscribed form the numerator.

Graphics:
will be reviewed with text and screenshots only. music will also be mentioned here when there is something really special to mention. (sadly not often)

Replayability:
will be measured by number of playthoughs. can be decimal number.
length in hours will also be mentioned when exceptionally long or short, and when I have access to such data. (a.k.a steam told me).

Final Score:
till not far ago this was a natural number, 1-10.
recently I decided that there is no real difference between 1, 2 and 3. or 4 and 5.
from now on it will be presented with a letter from A to F. in special cases I'll use pluses or minuses.