Well, it's one of the games I really want to play, so I don't care. I'll be buying it Day 1 next year if it kills me. We already know it's going to get a <80 metascore because games aren't actually reviewed these days. Their score is based on how well the developers "cooperated" with reviewers, and how much hype is behind the game overall. When a reviewer plays a 10 minute demo of a game and gives it bad prievew rating, that's typically what the review score of the game is going to be because that 10 minutes isn't far from the actual ammount of time they spent playing before writing a review.









