It's not designed to appeal to all players, and that's exactly what allows it to be something special.

Only if more developers understood this...

Wow. The score doesn't match the review at all.

@luciann: There is Steam return policy, so that you can't use that excuse for piracy anymore.

@charlieholmes: In most (if not all) cases, the playtime of a game has very little to do with the review score it receives. If that were the case, FO:4 would receive a 2 and Team Fortress 2 would receive a 9, which was released in 2007 and is still one of the most played games in Steam. In fact, every multiplayer game like Destiny and DOTA2 would receive huge scores that no single player game can hope to achieve.

Review scores are based on how enjoyable the game is, it's technological accomplishments and (sometimes) how it fares against other games in the same genre.

@xsonicchaos: He's talking about days until it releases. 10th Nov.

Here's a crazy thought - don't provide a review score.

@suppaphly42: Whenever I see a review by this reviewer, I scroll down to the comments and the user scores, followed by a visit to Metacritic.

@Marky360: Considering the fact that blackholes are not wormholes, I'd say it's probably the former.

@locke90: Well, I did not mean Obsidian owned the IP, only that they (or the people in them) developed all of the games except FO3 (The second sentence seems a little too aggressive - sorry about that). All of the founding members of Obsidian Entertainment came from Interplay.

@xTheTrueSeekerx: Obsidian is responsible for all of the Fallout games except FO3. It's their series.