Game RantReviews of gamerant.com

I get spammed with AI slop articles on Google and it's frustrating. Do not click on anything on there

Spam with illegal trackers

I'm not even going to go there about spam posts, everything everyone else is saying is true from real people. My 2nd biggest gripe is the data collection, your given the cookie and tracker speel at the start with the caption "we value your privacy" they value it so much so they have placed 1200+ fake check boxes at the top giving the illusion they are all unchecked.. For anyone willing to keep scrolling past 1200 entries to get towards the bottom you'll find the 400 sites they are selling your data too. And I recognise many of them to be vendors that have been known to illegally track certain things. DO NOT ENTER THIS SITE

This company spams posts about stuff they have no knowledge about, so they appear more on Google and get more ad money. Once you realise this, it's annoying how often they pop up on Google when you're looking for an actual answer to something.

Outrageous cookies with no Reject all button, over 1500 of them that are almost impossible to disable each one without spending an hour clicking on them. Full of clickbait and copy & paste info from other websites. Website only used to generate ad revenue from cookies, clickbait ads and personal information collected from users to sell. Stay Away from here, just look at other reviews to confirm.

The whole site is full of absurd takes to generate outrage for a few clicks, an insult to journalism.

Woud be 0 if it was possible . Clickbait and 1100 different tracking coockies with no reject all options. Basicly meant to force you to acsept coockies you want it or not. Content is garbage and isn't what's advertised in the tittle.

This seems to be one of the only game sites that requires you to disable Adblock without even offering an option to go ahead without it. Even when you click the option ‘show how’, it doesn’t bring up anything. These days most people have an ad blocker, either built in to their devices or otherwise, so I have no idea why someone would go to the effort of actually disabling it, rather than spend 3 seconds hitting the back button and going to the next site that doesn’t require that and getting the exact same information.