Pretty much none of this is my own stuff. I'm just merging threads to get rid of clutter. I will mention all credit at the end.
THIS IS JUST A BASIC TEMPLATE (which Brocky made) TO HELP YOU GET STARTED
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Game:
Maker:
Type:
Pre Thoughts:
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Paragraph 2:
Paragraph 3:
Paragraph 4:
Paragraph 5:
Positives:
Negatives
Scoring:
Conclusion:
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Simply copy and paste that when your making your review and use it as a guideline.
You don't have to use this as you can use your own format and if you want, you can take bits out or add to it.
Remember we are looking for a decent sized reviews as well. 900-1100 word's is a great amount to use, so keep that in mind as well.
I personally recommend using something my unique. Maybe review by gameplay, aesthetics, puzzles, scenery, difficulty etc.
Or you could get even more creative, but that's not for me to ruin.
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DO YOU HAVE BAD GRAMMAR?
Now, I understand that some people aren't very good at speaking or typing English, either because it's your second language, or you're young, but otherwise can become good reviewers. It would be a bit unfair to deny applications simply because you're not fluent, and that's not your fault. On the other hand, though, not having good grammar or spelling makes your review look unprofessional. So, I thought it would be fair to remind anyone who is not good at English to follow this helpful hint:
Before you submit your review, copy and paste it into Microsoft Word. The spell checker (those red and green wiggly things under the words) will identify and fix almost all of your mistakes, but most of the time, it will fix all of them. So, before you submit your review, if you're not good at English, I highly suggest copying and pasting it into Microsoft Word, fix any mistakes that show up, and then submitting the fixed review as your application. That way, you solve the problem of not being good at English, and we can see if you're skilled enough to become a reviewer.