@angrycreep: This may make all those "it's clear who paid for the review" commenters have a seizure ^^,

@yobaby2009:

Few things to point:

- Reviews are ALWAYS the reviewers opinion.

- Any "experienced gamer" doesn't judge a game by the looks of the trailer.

- Any experienced gamer enjoy the game he likes, and doesn't care about numbers.

- "He may not be playing actual games" is a lame excuse, since nobody gets to define what a "real game" is.

- Yes, you give a game a 10, a 6, a 11 or a -100. Whatever number you want. Just the same way you stated that this game doesn't deserve a 10. A number in a review is artificial and archaic, so nothing to "earn" there.

I will give this one a go... if the overload of adds online doesn't make me hate it before I have the chance lol

@alastor529: That one is... unsettling?

A fan of Sting, maybe?

@uninspiredcup: It's become the rule, so I guess reviewers just ignore it or in some cases DLC is not yet available, (Or like Activision does: activating microtransactions later so the review score is not affected)

@Simulator_Shock: Don't forget about mediocre edgy-boys coming to the comments to insult others based on their preferences :)

Grow up.

@Simulator_Shock: It's actually the opposite, man. Next time take your time to read before writing an answer. It's sad enough that you are just looking for arguments on the internet to on top of that fail at it.

Well that's quite a combination lol

@mathandr: I would believe you if you had written a single post in this website that was not "the exact same opposite as what most people write".

Hating popular things doesn't make you special, you know... :)

@restatbonfire: Don't: It's one of the 20 games you get for free when you buy a PS5