Some of those who purchase games from the Google Play Store are now being asked to rate a game based on different aspects of the title. Instead of leaving just one rating that covers every part of a game from soup to nuts, certain users are now asked to rate a game’s controls, graphics and gameplay separately. This should eventually be a permanent change rolled out to all Android users.
The advantage to this is that it allows game players to leave more realistic ratings. Under the old system, you might have decided to buy a game that had a high ratings score only to find out that the graphics were poorly done. With the new ratings, the same game might score highly for gameplay and controls, but you would be warned to stay away from the game by a low score for graphics.
Those who already have the latest version of the Google Play Store that includes the new rating system will still be prompted to post an overall score, followed by their scoring for the three individual parts of the game. As usual, players are asked to leave a score between 1 and 5, with 5 being the best score that can be given.
Google expands the ratings that game players leave on the Google Play Store
Google expands the ratings that game players leave on the Google Play Store
1. Asphalt gets rated under the old system
2. Under the new ratings system, the game is also rated for gameplay, controls and graphics
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source: AndroidPolice
