Editorial method
A decimal needs four reasons.
Controls, systems, performance and accessibility are considered separately before the final written verdict.
The number is a route marker.
It helps compare the desk’s response across different games, but it never replaces the article. A technically ambitious game may score highly in systems and lower in performance; a smaller game may earn a strong verdict through clarity and consistency.
Score bands
9.0–10: exceptional control of its chosen systems. 8.0–8.9: strongly recommended with identifiable limits. 7.0–7.9: worthwhile for the right player. Lower bands indicate increasingly serious compromises.
The number summarises controls, system depth, technical performance and accessibility. The written verdict remains more important than the decimal.
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