thegamer.comReviews of thegamer.com

Two obvious scams within a minute. I got a McAfee scam and a Walmart sweepstakes scam with barely 30 seconds between them.

They create ragebait AI-generated articles so you'll feel compelled to register just to comment and then it's actually impossible to delete your account. Like literally impossible. Their 'links'on their contact page don't even work, like they're not even links, just words that are formatted to look like you can click them. Luckily, I used a burner email and even then I regret.

Contains terrible guides with vague information leaving you searching other websites for calrification.

TheGamer.com has completely lost its credibility in my eyes due to their incessantly loud, intrusive ads that make browsing the site unbearable. It’s one thing to feature advertisements, but these ads are a complete assault on the senses. Whether you're reading an article or simply navigating the site, you’re likely to be blasted with deafening audio, making it impossible to enjoy anything.

First article I read here contained misleading, and just plain wrong, information. Seems like the article was generated by AI.

It's like a dragged out 10,000 word essay... Didn't get the answer I was looking for when it was literally prescribed in the title.

Clickbait style writing, repetitive for no reason, like everything was written by AI. Never original content, just whatever they've scraped from other websites with opinions (often made from incorrect guesswork).

TheGamer is notorious for constantly stealing a reddit post out of content on r/Helldivers (sometimes only upvoted by a smaller portion of users), and turning it into ragebait with misleading titles to make videos and gain them more views and attention.