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Overall Critic Score:2.9891
The Club Critic Reviews
After spending a few minutes with The Club, it’s easy to label it as bland and derivative. However, The Club is like a fine wine that needs to be allowed to breathe before consumption. To dismiss it outright would be to miss the beauty that lies beneath...read the complete The Club review at NZGamer
The Club is a game that I've been looking forward to for some time now. We first heard of it early on in 2007, and then got to play it at E3. Sega has also dropped a demo on the PlayStation Network, but now the full thing has arrived, and we're glad that...read the complete The Club review at PSX Extreme
The Club is the newest release from Bizarre Creations, and while keeping the arcade feel seen in the Project Gotham series, they made a third person shooter. There is no plot or specific character, but there’s a large variety of weapons and bad guys....read the complete The Club review at Extreme Gamer
When extreme air boarding and competitive skateboarding have finally lost their edgy appeal, there’s a club you can join where the ultimate bragging rights is that you are the only one who isn’t dead. Of course, this secret club is not for everyone bu...read the complete The Club review at GameZone
Bizarre Creations has ventured outside its virtual racing comfort zone a few times with some pretty spectacular results (see: Geometry Wars). But what about trying to do to first-person shooters what they did with racing games? That’s the idea behind...read the complete The Club review at G4 - X-Play
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Take a moment to picture the typical third-person shooter, something like Uncharted: Drake's Fortune or maybe Gears of War. Envision the moment you pop up from some cover, fire a few shots at your opponent and he crumples to the ground. Now imagine that...read the complete The Club review at HonestGamers
The Club - is it a racer masquerading as a third person shooter, or a third person shooter with an identity crisis? Well, according to Bizarre Creations, The Club is actually a new take on an old genre, a hark back to the kind of gameplay we all used to...read the complete The Club review at Ace Gamez
This is a great game, and plays as it should. If it weren't for the multiplayer it would be a near perfect score as Bizarre Creations are owed something for going out on a limb with the...read the complete The Club review at Gameplanet
The Club is a brand new shooter from the makers of the Project Gotham Racing series, Bizarre Creations. This isn’t your traditional shooter, in fact it feels more like shooting ducks at the...read the complete The Club review at WonderwallWeb
Judging it by the merits of its gameplay design, Sega's The Club is one of the best video games I've played in a couple of years. Others in this "club" include Burnout Paradise, Guitar Hero III, Portal (not The Orange Box as a whole, just Portal), Rock...read the complete The Club review at Worth Playing
As much as reviewers regularly decry the lack of ingenuity in modern gaming (and particularly within the shooter genre), every now and then it's nice to have our words smacked firmly into place, and that's clearly the chief goal of Bizarre Creations...read the complete The Club review at Strategy Informer
I have to hand it to Sega, they are really branching out these days. Aside from their continuous Sonic woes, the company has managed to penetrate the PC market in a way they could’ve only dreamed about back in the ‘90s and have also diversified their...read the complete The Club review at Entertainment Depot
Are you the type of gamer who obsesses about reaching that top score? Trying to climb the leaderboards by memorizing levels and executing pinpoint perfection is an old-school trait that most modern games have long since abandoned. The idea of playing a...read the complete The Club review at ZTGameDomain
How often during a session of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater have you wanted to continue your killer combo with a little bit of, well, killing? There’s a little something between the visceral lust for violence and that of racking up a big score, and The Club...read the complete The Club review at GameTrailers
The Club provides some old-school single-player thrills, but it fails to live up to its initial promise....read the complete The Club review at GameSpot
The Club is a dangerous game with shady characters entering deadly tournaments where only the winner stands tall (and alive). The gameplay focuses on scoring huge points and chaining kills to increase combo multipliers. Truth be told, you are only a 25...read the complete The Club review at Kombo
For those who would seek out the ultimate thrill, there is a game called The Club. The Club's wealthy financiers pay the world's most talented killers to cut a swathe of leaden terror through swarms of enemies, judging their performance based on criteria...read the complete The Club review at GameSpy
Sometimes a game can sound great on paper and then just not be very much fun in practice. The Club is one of those titles. It's something different in the shooter genre which is a welcome happening in the flooded market, but unfortunately the gameplay...read the complete The Club review at IGN
The Club is a fast paced, gallery-like, third person shooter from Sega and Bizarre Creations. The single player Tournament mode is shallow, but quite fun especially for the first several hours. Sadly, the multiplayer battles both on and offline do leave...read the complete The Club review at Cheat Code Central
Bizarre Creations is best-known for the Project Gotham Racing franchise, so it's not surprising that The Club, one of the few detours the Liverpool, England-based developer's taken since PGR debuted in 2001, shows ample evidence of the studio's racing...read the complete The Club review at 1UP
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