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Staff
- Chandler Tate – Founder – @ChandlerTate95
- Darius Sims – News Editor
- Chris Parbery – News Editor
- Andrew Jenkins – News Editor
Review Policy
- 10 points (Must play. A 10 represents an outstanding game that succeeds in ways few other games have.)
- 9 points (Superb. A game that finds its way into the top of all our lists, but lacks that special something which makes it exceptional.)
- 8 points (Great. Fun to play and easily recommendable, but has a few minor flaws or fails to “push” the genre forward.)
- 7 points (Good. In general, worth picking up if you’re a fan of the genre, but doesn’t do much with their concepts or mechanics. May contain some big caveats.)
- 6 points (Decent. While there may be some good things about these games, the bad far offsets the good. Fans of the genre may be interested, but it’s a rental at best.)
- 5 points (Mediocre. An underwhelming game that has some serious faults. May contain one or two aspects that could appeal to fans of the genre.)
- 4 points (Poor. A game that feels rushed or unfinished. Completely fails from a basic design standpoint.)
- 3 points (Bad. If the game had any positive qualities to it, even fans of the genre wouldn’t bother to try it out.)
- 2 points (Horrible. In no situation would we recommend the game other than to grind out some achievements/trophies.)
- 1 points (Insert joke here. Do not buy this game.)