Are you confused by the ratings we give to titles?
You shouldn't! But if you really, really are, we thought we'd clear things up.
We at Joypad use a scale from 1 to 6, where 1 is the minimum and 6 is the maximum. For anyone who has been to school in Switzerland this is immediately understandable, since it is the same yardstick used during the "espe". We use the 1/4 point to further differentiate the voting categories.
A very short guide:
- 6.0the game is perfect
- Vote 5.5: the game is Great
- Vote 5.0: the game is Good
- Rating 4.5: the game is passable
- 4.0 vote: the game is Sufficient
- Rating 3.5: the game is Slightly insufficient
- Rating 3.0: the game is Insufficient
- Rating 2.5: the game is severely insufficient
- Vote 2.0 the game is terrible
- Vote 1.5: the game suffers from serious problems
- Score 1.0: the game It shouldn't have existed
- N/A This means we have no basis for comparison or we've voluntarily decided not to assign a score. This usually happens for hardware products like consoles, PCs, and peripherals.