Not a single review with over 10 hours play time. Nothing less works for me.

[Webrider]

Not a single review with over 10 hours play time. Nothing less works for me because you really can't get a feel for a game in 2 hours.

[SingularByte]

I have a sneaking suspicion that it may be because the game hasn't been out for 10 hours yet. It tends to be a bit tricky to play a game before it's released.

[Paraleo]

those guys with hundreds of games in their libraries rarely put time in the games they review.

[Steelairship]

Sorry, my DeLorean was in the shop so I could only manage to play within the normal spacetime continuum.

[Zhenja1]

yeah holy ♥♥♥♥ it's been like maybe 4 or 5 hours since it dropped?

[Neon Ninja]

Some games on Steam do release with some reviews with many hours of playtime from alpha testers or YouTubers or other game journalists because the publisher gives out early keys. Obviously this game didn't do that. I think it probably benefits the game if you give out early review keys, but that is only in situations where the devs are confident that the game is currently at a high quality in content, performance and lack of bugs. Hopefully, that won't be the case for this game since I hope it is great.

[Mimir]

I can only speak for myself but I've personally put in like... ~30 hours into both Playtests already and also some more hours into a pre-release version which also didn't count. :) So my review stems from a lot more experience than the 2,4 hours clocked in my library right now.

[Dirtybones74]

I listen to reviews of ppl that actually play the game and have lots of game hours, not just 2hrs and out.

[Oolith]

Unfortunately, you can only return a game if you have not played it for more than 2 hours. So you have to be able to form an opinion about a game in less than 2 hours.

[Webrider]

Noted, Why do people think a review with 1.5 hrs of game play is relevant, except for what made you quit a game for good. You can't have a good review with 1.5 hrs of gameplay.