Armor Games

master_joker_287

• Member since: 5/9/2008
• Yahoo: nstaros
• XBOX Live: faragos
• SteamID: master_joker_287

My Rating system
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I rate the games that seem compelling (or seem like they'd be fun to ridicule) using the system detailed below.
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Sound - x/10... Things such as Music, Gunfire, Voices, and various SFX go here. (Yes, you lose points if it's obvious you've taken your sounds from somewhere else.)

Visuals - x/10... Graphics, Animation, and Menu quality (and originality) are rated here.

Gameplay - x/10... Overall fun-ness (yes it's a word) of the game, coupled with control layout, gameplay mechanics, physics (if applicable) and other various things that you might expect under a 'Gameplay' title.

Story - x/10... This is a new addition to my rating system. I feel that games that *do* have a storyline or a plot should have that incorporated. If your storyline is suckish, you'll know, instead of having to couple it with the gameplay section.

Replayability - x/10... 1) Yes, I stole this section from PC Gamer. Bite me. 2) This section deals with this: If you win or die, how depressed are you. If you are really depressed, but want to try again, then you get a 9 or 10. If you wanna try again, but don't really care, maybe a 5 or 6. If you are so depressed that you close your browser and /ragequit, then expect a 1 or 2.
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Overall - x/10... I get this question alot: Is this just the average? NO. Alot of times it works out to be the average, but this is a combination of all the aspects listed above. If everything above is a 9, then chances are this'll be a 9. But if everything above except for gameplay is a 9, and gameplay is a 2, then this'll be likely to get a 3 or 4. Some aspects are more important than others. I also tend to give suggestions if you plan on a sequel. (Sometimes the advice is to uninstall flash. NOW)
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I hope you guys start reading my reviews regularly. Hell, if I get popular enough around here, I might even start up a small e-mag for rating flash games (along with more popular ones of course.)

--Joker