Our videogame Christmas cards, rated
We mercilessly judge the papery gifts kindly sent to us by the gaming industry, like big rotten children
Best wishes from... Ubisoft
The pasted-together line up outside the card is far outperformed by the charming Raving Rabbids imagery inside. Although swapping them round would've ruined Ubisoft's mirthful little greeting. Bless.
Visuals | 8 | Can you pick them all out? Yes? Even the ginger girl sticking flowers on a dress?
Festiveness | 4 | Well, there's snowflakes. That's about it
Composition | 7 | None of our other cards were foot long character walls
Effort | 7 | God knows how deep the artists had to dig to find some of the more obscure artwork
Score: 7
Best wishes from... Ubisoft
The pasted-together line up outside the card is far outperformed by the charming Raving Rabbids imagery inside. Although swapping them round would've ruined Ubisoft's mirthful little greeting. Bless.
Visuals |8 |Can you pick them all out? Yes? Even the ginger girl sticking flowers on a dress?
Festiveness |4 | Well, there's snowflakes. That's about it
Composition |7 | None of our other cards were foot long character walls
Effort |7 | God knows how deep the artists had to dig to find some of the more obscure artwork
Score: 7
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