Mobile Game Reviews and Ratings.

Over All Game Score
Our mobile phone game rating and review process is carried out by Trigg and Posh Dave. Trigg & Posh score each game in 5 categories. Game Play, Graphics, Sound, Features and Lean. The over all rating is achieved simply by adding up each of the scores for the 5 categories and dividing by 5 to achieve the average.

Game Score	Definition
0.1 - 2.0	Forget it!
2.1 - 3.0	Terrible
3.1 - 4.0	Bad
4.1 - 5.0	Poor
5.1 - 6.0	Fair
6.1 - 7.0	Good
7.1 - 8.0	Great
8.1 - 9.0	Superb
9.1 - 9.9	Awesome
10.0	Perfect

Game Play
The game play category covers everything from the games controls to how well a game plays with the most important aspect obviously being how fun the game actually is and how quickly we get bored of it.

Graphics
This category covers the aesthetical look and feel of the game, paying close attention to a games appearance and presentation. We work out the graphics score by comparing it to what we consider to be the title with the best graphics available at the time. However, just because a games graphics seem very impressive at first glance it wont necessarily mean that it will receive a good score because we take in to consideration a whole host of aspects including how clear the game is, How smooth it runs and how effective the graphics are in relation to its game play.

Sound
Obviously when ranking a games sound we look at the games soundtrack, in game effects and the overall quality of these aspects. Of course any of these aspects could have a significant affect on the score, for example if the soundtrack is great but the FX are not this will undoubtedly lower the score. And vice versa.

Features
This covers all the special features that a game may include, such as if it is multiplayer, if it has Bluetooth, in-game saving and any other specific function that helps a game to stand out. We rank this by looking at how extensive certain games features are. And so if it is full of special features it will receive a high score.

Lean
This is the category that lets us sway a games final score. For instance if a game has a terrible score for its graphics, game play, sounds and features its final score will be very low. But what if we simply loved the game? This is where we can use the lean score to sway a games final score. And so basically it’s our own all round score for a game.