Total PC Gaming's Scores
- Games
For 179 reviews, this publication has graded:
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39% higher than the average critic
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5% same as the average critic
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56% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 3.4 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Game review score: 69
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20
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 80 out of 179
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Mixed: 82 out of 179
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Negative: 17 out of 179
179
game reviews
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Critic Score 80
Sacred 2 has a passable single-player mode, but it comes inot its own online with the right company. [Issue#14, p.52] -
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Critic Score 80
Like Mona's fangs, it's sharp, pretty and it doesn't suck. [Issue#15, p.65] -
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Critic Score 80
Although predictable and clichéd, action and horror have seldom been blended together so sublimely. -
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Critic Score 80
Nothing revolutionary, but Red Alert 3 is a colourful, stylish and unabashedly old-school RTS nevertheless. [Issue#13, p.47] -
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Critic Score 80
Saved from relative mediocrity and propelled into the limelight by incredibly realised physics. [Issue#24, p.52] -
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Critic Score 80
A stunning life simulator with a few gaping omissions. It will likely reach boiling point over the next year or so. -
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Critic Score 80
A tough be very enjoyable hallucinogenic shooter that's well worth the money. [Issue#15, p.68] -
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Critic Score 80
Shocking, chaotic and uberviolent. For those who can take it, there's a fine game lurking despite the flaws. [Issue#14, p.45] -
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Critic Score 80
Solid block-fitting fun and only a tenner. Classic puzzle action. [Issue#9, p.60] -
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Critic Score 80
A good performance from EA, with FIFA playing a fine game of footy. [Issue#13, p.58] -
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Critic Score 80
This is simply the best superhero game out there and a real treat that shouldn't be missed. [Issue#24, p.45] -
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Critic Score 80
A strategy game that provides more thrills and spills than most. [Issue#10, p.66] -
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Critic Score 80
Great for getting a quick RTS-style fix, it's unadulterated fun, if slightly on the light side. [Issue#13, p.56] -
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Critic Score 80
It's cheap, 62MB to download. DRM-free and highly addictive. [Issue#14, p.54] -
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Critic Score 80
Three points for Sports Interactive, with its rivals still nowhere in sight. [Issue#15, p.66] -
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Critic Score 80
It’s a big, polished and fulfilling game and we were impressed by the slick HUD and the right-click radial construction menu, which facilitates a sophisticated economic system. There’s plenty of replay value, fourplayer multiplayer and an editor to boot, too. -
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Critic Score 80
It’s no World Of Goo, but it’s original, modifiable and incredibly addictive. -
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Critic Score 80
Accessible and addictive mass management entertainment, if a little ugly and ungainly. -
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Critic Score 80
An excellent FPS and is easily the best cowboy game on the range. [Issue#22, p.50] -
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Critic Score 80
Not in any way groundbreaking, but two games in one and hugely entertaining nonetheless. [Issue#18, p.52] -
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Critic Score 80
A sophisticated, well-paced and remarkably different entry into the RTS genre. -
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Critic Score 80
Elven Legacy’s main strength is its ability to be either a tactical or RPG-focused game, which both the campaign and single scenarios play to. -
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Critic Score 80
An impressive shooter with a high degree of polish, but as a PC game it has taken a step back. [Issue#28, p.45] -
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Critic Score 80
Dragon Rising offers compelling real-world combat with few disappointing omissions. [Issue#26, p.50] -
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Critic Score 80
It's manifestly amusing and downright fun, and that's its real strength. [Issue#26, p.46] -
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Critic Score 80
Plants Vs Zombies is a simple but clever tower defence game, which uses its considerable charm to keep you coming back for more. It might not take you very long to see most of what it has to offer, but you're sure to have a laugh while you're at it. -
