n-Revolution Magazine UK's Scores
- Games
For 191 reviews, this publication has graded:
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68% higher than the average critic
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4% same as the average critic
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28% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 3.1 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Game review score: 70
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96
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Critic Score
1
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 88 out of 191
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Mixed: 85 out of 191
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Negative: 18 out of 191
191
game reviews
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Critic Score 72
It's intriguing throughout. [Issue#20, p.86] -
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Critic Score 71
It's all over a bit quickly, but it's good fun and quite challenging while it lasts. [Issue#17, p.93] -
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Critic Score 70
Ideal for anyone looking for a very casual RPG, but DQ Swords will prove far too simple a game for almost anyone else. [Issue#23, p.70] -
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Critic Score 70
A must for anyone looking for something a bit different to "Tiger Woods." [Issue#25, p.78] -
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Critic Score 70
Combat can get a bit repetitive, but the spooky atmosphere is spot on. [Issue#23, p.79] -
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Critic Score 70
The combat system's not particularly deep and there's a fair bit of faffing around talking to people, but Draglade is a quirky, fun and accessible game that will appeal to anyone looking for a different approach to a standard fighter. [Issue#23, p.74] -
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Critic Score 70
No different to "Guitar Hero III," but great nonetheless. [Issue#26, p.72] -
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Critic Score 70
A funny and fairly entertaining challenge. [Issue#21, p.88] -
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Critic Score 70
A gentle, accessible alternative to "SSX Blur." It won't set your world on fire, but hte Happy Ski resort is well worth a visit. [Issue #24, p.64] -
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Critic Score 70
Six simple sporting events that will provide some fun for the summer. [Issue#24, p.76] -
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Critic Score 70
It's fun enough, but older gamers won't like the simplicity, while younger gamers may not know the franchise. [Issue#25, p.73] -
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Critic Score 70
This heavily watered-down version of Rock Band is still the best multiplayer music game available on the Wii... for now. [Issue#25, p.66] -
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Critic Score 70
While it’s not on the epic scale of most Final Fantasy games, there’s still enough to enjoy in Chocobo’s Dungeon. Not bad. -
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Critic Score 70
An intriguing game, but one that may not hold your interest for that long. -
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Critic Score 70
A pirate's life should never be a solitary one, and the game works much better when played with a group of mates. [Issue #24, p.74] -
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Critic Score 70
The control system is fine, and it works particularly well with the DS stylus. [Issue#22, p.87] -
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Critic Score 70
Not an RPG, and not much to do at first, but it does get more interesting. [Issue#24, p.26] -
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Critic Score 70
It's a fun family/party game and the Miis are often very amusing. Not bad. [Issue#24, p.28] -
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Critic Score 70
An enjoyable and quirky little rhythm-action game that is clearly aimed at younger musical prodigies. [Issue #24, p.67] -
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Critic Score 70
Not all that original, but the Balance Board makes it a unique prospect. -
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Critic Score 70
A solid, good-looking game that gets a bit bogged down in its own complexity. [Issue#26, p.79] -
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Critic Score 70
The groundwork for an amazing Spider-Man game is here, but Web Of Shadows doesn’t reach its potential. -
