How are the reviews done? What about multiplatform reviews?

A. Our written reviews provide an in depth look at a certain game. We cover all the basics such as visuals, audio, story, gameplay, and entertainment value.

After factoring everything in, we give the game a final score, out of 10. Check out our detailed Ratings Guide to see how we break everything down. Most importantly though, we tell you how much fun we had with it.

After all, the amount of fun had while playing a game is really what makes it worth playing. Even so, we at GameCollision have played it all, and we know what makes a good game and a bad game. Someone can enjoy the hell out of a game, but that doesn't mean everyone else is going to enjoy it as well.

We try to be as non-biased as possible and we try our hardest to present the facts along with our opinion. Basically what we ask ourselves is "how many players are really going to enjoy this game?", "what are the problems this game has, and does it effect the amount of fun we had with it?". I've played plenty of triple A ... more.

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