| eFKac said:
I agree, but if the scores would take such a drastic hit like in this case (they are rather prasisng the game itself, at least I assume Google didn't lose that |
But the review would be free to state "This game would be perfectly priced at ___" and then insert the price bracket they'd be thinking of.
And just maybe it'd encourage publishers to adopted a tiered pricing strategy rather than just £40 or indie with nothing in between. Like Sony did with Sly 4 & Ratchet: Nexus.
Though that opens a whole other can of worms, so maybe not.








) that would mean, that reviews are valid only for released priced games unless reviews would get updated on the overall score any time a game gets a price cut, so it's a bit tricky.
still I think it would be a bit hard to determine, but overall I could see it happening, as right now it's a bit of a Wild West when it comes to pricing in games. Now it seems that more often reviews slam games for being too short, not looking that a game was starting at 40$...

