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Yeah, it probably requires a brand or a recommendation from someone to get over the price anchoring. Are there any very reputable review sites a la Gamespot/PC
by ericd 15y ago
Yeah, it probably requires a brand or a recommendation from someone to get over the price anchoring. Are there any very reputable review sites a la Gamespot/PC Magazine/etc. that focus on writing high quality reviews of apps?
- Gring 15y agoMetacritic features an iOS section: http://www.metacritic.com/browse/games/release-date/available/ios/metascore?view=detailed http://www.metacritic.com/browse/games/release-date/availabl... They do aggregate scoring and have established themselves as the main way to rate "greatness" on PC and consoles, going as far as landing game directors a bonus if their creation gets a score above 85. They're quite valuable for iOS as well. "King of Dragon Pass" gets a 90 at MC. Most critics review games based on what they are. So a simple jump&run game might rate highly if it's a truly original+fantastic one. I would suggest you go through the list - anything above 80% is a game absolutely worth your while - then see if the genre and complexity fits you.