That's the cool thing about gamepass games for me. It makes review scores and metacritic itself pretty much useless. Why would I bother seeing what others think, when I can just try it out myself?Review threads for Game Pass games feels weird. I mean 5/10, 7/10, 8.5/10...it all seems pretty irrelevant for a Game Pass game. I'm sure it's not a huge download. Is anyone here not going to try it because of bad reviews?
I guess i mean more like matchmaking.But Minecraft Dungeons did? I played online and local coop with my brother.
69 meta and some reviewers were saying it would be one of the higher rated Xbox exclusives
69 meta and some reviewers were saying it would be one of the higher rated Xbox exclusives
... Are you seriously judging a game with four metacritic scores?69 meta and some reviewers were saying it would be one of the higher rated Xbox exclusives
Only 4 reviews69 meta and some reviewers were saying it would be one of the higher rated Xbox exclusives
I get your point that from a gamepass user perspective it really doesn't matter, but people can still buy the game, so if it's the case you can still be aware of any problems or praises before hand.Review threads for Game Pass games feels weird. I mean 5/10, 7/10, 8.5/10...it all seems pretty irrelevant for a Game Pass game. I'm sure it's not a huge download. Is anyone here not going to try it because of bad reviews?
You can still buy the game too :P
And it's also on Steam, which doesn't have Game Pass.
Review threads for Game Pass games feels weird. I mean 5/10, 7/10, 8.5/10...it all seems pretty irrelevant for a Game Pass game. I'm sure it's not a huge download. Is anyone here not going to try it because of bad reviews?
For sure, but you could just sub for a month of Game Pass and try it...and the dozen other games coming in August...for like a fraction of the price of the game itself. I'm not saying we shouldn't have these threads, but that reviews seem less relevant for a game that, if you averaged out the number of games and what a person pays for Game Pass every month, probably works out to like $1 or less per game...if that makes sense. Like is this a 5/10 $1 game or a 5/10 $30 game?
For sure, but you could just sub for a month of Game Pass and try it...and the dozen other games coming in August...for like a fraction of the price of the game itself. I'm not saying we shouldn't have these threads, but that reviews seem less relevant for a game that, if you averaged out the number of games and what a person pays for Game Pass every month, probably works out to like $1 or less per game...if that makes sense. Like is this a 5/10 $1 game or a 5/10 $30 game?
I just don't understand how this is getting a pass for not having online co-op. Knights and Bikes has online coop. How does this not?!
maybe it can just be judged on its merits as a video game and what it's trying to achieve
I just don't understand how this is getting a pass for not having online co-op. Knights and Bikes has online coop. How does this not?!
I just don't understand how this is getting a pass for not having online co-op. Knights and Bikes has online coop. How does this not?!
Time is still a factor. I want to know if I should give it a try or the many other things that are on there.That's the cool thing about gamepass games for me. It makes review scores and metacritic itself pretty much useless. Why would I bother seeing what others think, when I can just try it out myself?
I actually kinda forgot about this. Welp.
as expected, lot of people really hate that this game isnt just more of the original battletoads
as expected, lot of people really hate that this game isnt just more of the original battletoads
It's not a ''damned if you do, damned if you don't'' situation, it's a matter of expectations and target audience, some people loved and some people didn't, it happens.it seems like a problem Microsoft has with its games lately. Change too much people are disappointed, don't change what's not broke people again are disappointed
Not feeling the fact the devs added film grain to a game that is so clean from and art direction.
Leave the film grain to the gritty cinematic games fellow devs.