5 is average of course, a game that is playable and enjoyable, but has equally significant flaws that will turn many off
6 is good if you like the type of game, but eh otherwise
7 is a solid game, but not great
8 is a great, high-quality game
9 is an excellent game with many many good points, but a few annoying flaws
10 is a genre-defining, fully-realised vision, it may have minor flaws, but it is a must-have, unless you have no interest in the genre of game
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On the other end of the scale,
4 is a game that had a solid vision,and is playable, but has glaring flaws that significantly detract from the experience
3: see 4, but flaws are even more intense
2: A terrible game that has very few redeeming features, most would not go past a few moments with it
1: An unplayable mess that should be avoided at all costs
The issue is, that scores are entirely subjective. A 7 to me might be a 10 to you, and likewise, a 10 to me might be a 6 in your eyes.
To me, 5/6s should be given to games that do what they look like they do, but don't ever feel like they're excellent; for example, Super Mario Maker, Kirby's Return to Dreamland, Mario Sports Mix
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