You can say for example that you liked the game because you liked the hero of the game that you control with your keyboard, mouse or controller. What really makes this game so addictive for you to play? Is the game addictive? If yes then please explain BRIEFLY and CONCISELY why it is addictive? What really makes this game so fun for you to play? If you enjoyed the game that you played then tell everyone why you enjoyed the game? If you recommend playing the game then please explain BRIEFLY and CONCISELY why? Reviews should always be SHORT and CONCISE no matter what is the estimated time to finish the game that you review. Reviews should be productive and sell the game not spoil it. Your 20000 characters review probably also contains many irrelevant and unnecessary fillers as Crazy Tiger said.Ģ0000 characters review is always a BAD review and never a GOOD review and the reason that it is always a BAD review is because it is just not selling the game but in fact it does the opposite.Įveryone who read your 20000 characters review probably doesn't want to buy the game because you probably spoiled him or her with all the spoilers or annoyed him or her with all the repetitions and fillers if he or she was an idiot like you and really read all your 20000 characters review that contains all spoilers, repetitions and fillers and was not smart and clever to just ignore it.
If your 20000 characters review doesn't spoil the game then it surely repeats itself in many different words, sentences, shapes and forms and this is not at all a productive review. If you really want to use 20000 characters to review any game then you probably going to spoil the game for everyone and everyone who read your review won't be surprise when they experience the twists of the game because they are spoiled because of your 20000 characters review. Originally posted by Soul of the Beast:Hello! Especially in our current fast-paced generation, where time is money, videos are ruling the world and the individual attention level maybe lasts for 10 seconds - if ever. It's clear that there is a lot more to say about some kind of games in comparison to "more simplified" ones.Īnd of course, a bigger review is not designed for people, who don't want to read big texts. Denying this fact is more far from reality than any words I can find. Just look how important tools like "Discord" are for gamers.Īnd looking at press reviews - game review texts might grow larger, the bigger the game is. Would you still rather try to fit and return to this old standard? I guess not.
For a LONG time, Steam was dragging behind the current state of the art - a lot of common features like chat history, useful emoticons, auto-changes of input links, integrated voice chat, group chats and so on and so forth - we waited for ages. Thanks for your input, but this topic is not about discussing how I should change - it's rather a "Change Request" how Steam / Valve should change.įor example - it took ages to get a Steam chat tool with the current capable powers. Review character limit is raised to 20000. Today, I can not relate and not understand why this limit is there. Otherwise: Please release a rulebook with all known and wanted limitations and explain them logically.
I'm not realizing a career as good night fairytale author here - I'm trying to awaken a feeling in the reader's mind, which might come close to the feeling a game came up with. Reviews must be able to tell honest details about the game and not feeding the modern "fast forward lifestyle" of supershort texts. This limit is in discussion for ages, but I would say that 20000 characters should be the minimum - to also provide room for formatting implementations and stuff. If there are games with 60h or more time to be invested in, one can not simply catch all things up in 10 words.
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when I think for professional press articles about heavy RPG games like Divinity Original Sin 2 or a new Final Fantasy, there might be a LOT to talk about and to mention to summon a level of understanding by the reader HOW the experience was in details. I've recently written this review: and after finishing writing it within the library's review page, I tried to click on the "submit" button, but ended up in the "suck my balls"-message from steam, which was telling me: "your review exceeded the max limit by 7587 characters".
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