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Review bombing is a dirty practice, but research shows games do benefit from online feedback

  • Written by Christian Moro, Associate Professor of Science & Medicine, Bond University
Review bombing is a dirty practice, but research shows games do benefit from online feedbackJohn Petalcurin / Pexels

Online user reviews have come to play a crucial role in our decisions about which products to buy, what TV to watch, and what games to play.

But after initial enthusiasm, many platforms have pushed back against them. Netflix’s star ratings and written user reviews are a distant memory, and even YouTube no longer shows...

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