The
folks at Apollo Guide respect your intelligence and encourage you to take our opinions
(and those of everyone else in the world) with a grain of salt.The Apollo Score you see with each review
represents the reviewer's personal assessment of overall quality.
We use a 100 point scale because it's the
easiest and most understandable way to provide relatively fine distinctions between the
many titles we review.
Naturally, each Apollo Score is purely
subjective. In fact, two different reviewers on our team are probably more likely to come
up with different Apollo Scores than they are to agree.
However, the numbers aren't picked out of thin
air. Here's the basis for the Apollo Scoring System:
| 1
to 10 |
The worst ever made. Of absolutely no
value. |
| 11
to 20 |
Complete junk. Only minimal skill was
evident. |
| 21
to 30 |
Really bad. Not worth looking for
strengths. |
| 31
to 40 |
A waste of time. Positive attributes
are severly outnumbered. |
| 41
to 50 |
Poor, although some merit can be
found. |
| 51
to 60 |
Mediocre at best. |
| 61
to 70 |
Decent, but has significant faults. |
| 71
to 80 |
Very good, with few weaknesses. |
| 81
to 90 |
Excellent and likely to stand the
test of time |
| 91
to 100 |
All-time great. Best of the best. |
If you have any comments on the Apollo
Scoring system, please let us know. Email us at admin@apolloguide.com.
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