Eurogamer Reviews 

Eurogamer has misleading terrible reviews on games, without a shadow of a doubt one of the worst review sites on the internet, absolutely shocking how bad some of there reviewers are, honestly have me absolutely convinced they underscore some games for publicity, absolutely hate this site.

Used to be a great website full of interesting articles and reviews with a consumer friendly website.

Now advertising is all over the website, the advertising is inappropriate for the content and target audience.

A really shame that something that used to be held in such high regard has lost its way so far, I can only assume it’s to make money which is a short term view that will only negatively impact the website in the long run.

+Some useful links to discounted hardware/software
+Occasionally decent articles
+Digital foundry
-Terribly unbalanced politicised views enforced strongly through comments moderation and expressed through reviews and news
-Occasionally some 'troll' like bad reviews of new release titles just to provoke the audience with some terrible biased moderation in the comments section to further bolster any politicised elements of the discussion they wish to convey (weren't videogames supposed to be a fun past time?)

They just regurgitate game press releases. Waste of time looking.

The worst Gamingsite for gaming news and reviews.

I have no problems with the content of the site itself. The reviews and especially Digital Foundry are all well and good. Sadly, the same can't be said of the comment section where people are routinely bullied and chased out by certain repeat offenders if they say something that the hivemind doesn't agree with. This is where the stars get knocked off.

If, like a normal well adjusted person, you're not interested in being called names and accused of being a fanboy by middle aged men grifting for likes on their comments (yes, seriously) then avoid like the plague. Don't expect the moderators to enforce their rules either, Don't be tempted to make an account; there is no button to close it once you've opened one and it requires your email address. You'll be much happier if you never engage.

Once upon a time EG used to be king, judging games by their merits in a neutral, dispassionate way. The prime consideration was if the game was any good or not on its own merits. Now there is some insidious agenda filter that games have to pass to even appear on the site and extreme virtue signalling. You can't trust anything they say or don't say because it is tainted by this nonsense. It's supposed to be a games site, not Pink News. Aside from that, reviews have diminished to a trickle and the editorializing has gone through the roof. Avoid.

Was a member for years, but over time the reviews became less about providing useful consumer information and more about political point scoring.

Oddly, despite writers becoming increasingly political, the mods prevent any debate of the issues raised and will frequently ban or shadow ban members that raise concerns or attempt a counter debate.

Case in point, the site refuses to even mention the latest Harry Potter game or provide a technical analysis, presumably because they don't like the author's views on gender identity.

They seem to have totally forgotten the point of their website, and are falling further and further into the futile culture war that now plagues the UK.

used to enjoy Eurogamer, gone right downhill over the last couple of years, you cannot voice an opinion that doesn't align with theirs. Their reviews have gone from quite good to bloody useless.

20 years ago Eurogamer.net was the best website around. Great reviews and excellent articles. Over the last few years the website has become highly politicised. Comments being removed from discussion when they don't conform to the correct mindset.

Long gone are the great articles/ interviews with developers only to be replaced with rubbish, political opinion pieces. They have even lately refused to review a number of games due to their woke ideology.

Eurogamer.net has become to videogames as to what MTV became to music. Best avoid.

such an awful 'news' website that has more cookies than actual information. it also has a lot of misinformation and personal opinions disguised as facts. by far the worst game-related-website I've ever seen

Website has really gone downhill in the last couple of years. Used to be great, now largely clickbait. Only thing decent left is Digital Foundry.

Bunch of woke leftist knobs especially the forum. That died years ago and should be put to rest. Inhabited by a bunch of toxic knobs who worship at the cock of Owen Jones.

Great resources, very to-the-point.

Eurogamer is the site for industry professionals, period. It is the least frivolous, least caught up in the teenage boy world of the gaming industry (no booth babes here). This is the site you want to go to for in-depth features / lighting quick technology reviews, look back at classic games, interviewing with the latest industry luminaries. If you care about the intellectual side of gaming, you will visit this site.