Good PC Game YouTube Reviewers.

arc@css · 14 Dec 2015 at 16:36

Seanspeed said:
Clearly mediocre according to who? You? You realize the point of them doing reviews is to tell people what THEY think of the game? Believe it or not, there is no single correct assessment of a game. If you dont think a game is as good as somebody else does, they are not wrong or overhyping it or being shills, they simply dont have the same taste as you. Which is OK. I guarantee you enjoy games they probably feel are clearly mediocre, too.

+1

davewhite04 · 14 Dec 2015 at 16:38

MatTheCat said:
Mind you, I get the feeling this dude might not have much good to say about any game.

A bit like you then.

arc@css · 14 Dec 2015 at 16:43

Mark A said:
Plus he only plays the game for a couple of hours and gets around this by saying aha but its a first impression not a review. Which is great, but it kinda makes the whole thing a waste of 30 mins. The games he likes he will play for longer and give a better review, like Xcom, but this means his 'reviews' are far from biased.

I think for slower burning titles like rpgs, he plays them for a lot longer before casting his thoughts, where as more linear fps games are the ones that receive a couple of hours play.

eekfek · 14 Dec 2015 at 17:05

'Worth a buy' bloke is genuinely funny plus his reviews feel honest.

'Total Biscuit' is probably the only other one I'll watch, again he seems genuine.

As for Angry Joe, he just seems contrived and stale.

I'll have to take a look at the others some have mentioned.

heman · 14 Dec 2015 at 23:27

Enjoy the Angry Show reviews, he puts a lot of effort into the videos which come across as slick and well presented. Reviews are deep, comprehensive and he does not hold back if he dislikes something. The reviews also seem to be scripted and well thought out.

Worth a buy guy is really funny, reviews are shorter and a bit shallow but you get a decent impression of the game. Like the way he starts the video with a deep movie trailer voice which then turns into him having a chat with the viewer, and sometimes one of his friends (?Mack) which adds to the humour.