11 video game reviews published by the Tier community, each rated out of 10 and graded from F to S, tier-list style. One feed to spot masterpieces, letdowns and dissenting takes at a glance.
I played this game for the first time on a PS3 in 2012 on launch day, but I didn’t finish it back then. In 2020, I bought it for my Xbox One and PC…
I really liked the story, it’s long but it’s very good and if you have GTA, there’s chaos and killing all the NPCs in director mode is incredible. The…
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What I liked: Very good game when you discover it and when you're young, there are plenty of possibilities. You clearly see your progression, never…
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Zerei, I did everything that was possible in this game
Good game, everyone knows. I’ve played online more than 3x, have 4 copies of the game, nothing nobody already knows about it.
I recently bought a GTA V code from MTCGame and was impressed by the quick delivery and great price. If you want a reliable place to get game codes…
I've finished “Grand Theft Auto V” for the fifth time, and I can say one thing—this game never gets old! 🎯 Every time, I discover new details, new…
Test in my computer if it's work I play with pay
Overrated asf, this game never was that deep. It’s just a simulation of every vice a minor can not do irl…
On Tier, every player rates a game out of 10, and that score translates into a tier-list grade: S for masterpieces (9 and up), A for excellent games (8+), B for great ones (6.5+), C for mixed experiences (5+), D for letdowns (3+) and F for failures. The grade gives the verdict at a glance, the score out of 10 adds the nuance. A review can also skip the rating and stand on text alone.
