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Gamingbible (gamingbible.com) has 275 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.0 out of 5.
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Brendan W.
Can’t think of a worse place for gaming articles. The headlines are misleading at best. Often articles have very little to do with their titles, are based on unreliable information. They will refer to mods for games as content updates. It really is a shameful example of what gaming “journalism” has become and I cannot wait for them to shut down because they contribute absolutely nothing of value to the gaming community as a whole.
alireza J.
DON'T EVER GO TO THIS WEBSITE. An absolutely misleading clickbait BS website filled with fake headlines, even fake information.
Andrew S.
Articles are just click/rage bait.
Nullsaurus M.
Clickbait. Automatic thumbs down. End of line.
Alexander H.
What an absolute fustercluck of a website.. gamingbible. I'm not even religious, but the word bible is so woefully out of place. But that's beside the point. So today I read the third article about the same damn topic. The infamous pre-load for gta6. The first one was by Kate Harrold, the second one by Olly Smith, and the third one today by..... wait for iiiiiiiit!!!: Kate Harrold again! I mean I've known for a long while that this "journalism" outlet is utter garbage and I usually click on their so called "articles" just to shake my head (I know I shouldn't give then my clicks but hey ho) but today is the day to leave a review. You lot must really hate your jobs. Minus five stars.
Austin M.
Trash journalism! "This new game combines Mario with age of empires" proceeds to talk about a game that has nothing to do with either games. Rage inducing click bait written by people that don't know anything about anything.
Sugar G.
Spam, clickbait, annoying
Aidan K.
These headlines should be actually illegal
