I havent seen any decent AoM reviews, just yet :rolleyes:
stumbled upon this article: nice read by the way …
Yeah, nice review, almost as nice as this one 
That there be a mighty fine review score. Hopefully we’ll see more like it. 
yes, the Best expansion in a arpg since D2 Lord of destruction
now where is the IGN review for Malmouth? a review right off the bat if this was Blizzard’s :rolleyes:
Tried to see if IGN had reviewed, but the darn thing insists on putting me into German language because of my location. I HATE websites that do that. :furious:
a review from well known site will definitely boost sales by quite a huge margin. no need to pay them any money. who cares if they rate this game below average as long as it gets some publicity! :rolleyes:
Only two reviews so far.
Well, considering IGN own Humble Bundle you’d have thought they’d be interested in promoting the expansion.
Shame about the lack of reviews so far, but at least what we do have are pretty good ones. That Very Positive rating on Steam is certainly worth something too.
Meanwhile, Rise of the Necromancer has a whopping 23 Metacritic reviews because apparently a single class is more worthy of attention than a fully fledged expansion. Oh well. (though I suppose it’s true that RotN has been out a bit longer)
and still no video reviews after a month! :rolleyes:
Lets keep in mind Crates marketing budget is night to zero - you get what you pay for as they say esp. in today`s pay-to-get reviewed environment of paid pseudo journalism.
I just hope word of mouth grows with time and we get more sales to guarantee work starts on XP2.