3 out of 10: Season One

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• TheGamer

  Sam Watanuki · Mar 04, 2021

  8.0

  3 out of 10’s move to Nintendo Switch is a successful port that makes sense on the portable device. Taking in the game’s 30(ish)-minute episodes one at a time is a great format that works well on Switch, since you can watch it from wherever you may be in your house.

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• Nintendo Insider

  George Foster · Mar 03, 2021

  7.0

  3 out of 10: Season One shows a lot of promise and heart through its humour and characters, even if its short length is disappointing and its gameplay feels a bit superfluous. I’ll certainly be checking out season two whenever that rolls around.

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• Hardcore Gamer

  James Cunningham · Sep 07, 2020

  8.0

  What makes 3 Out of 10 work is that it’s just plain enjoyable, mixing smart commentary on the gaming industry with a great cast that can weather the madness of their world. Like most TV series it takes an episode or two to fully establish itself, but I played these as they came out and caught myself looking forward to the season finale. The needs of a game are different than those of a TV show, but 3 Out of 10 does an amazing job of fusing them together into an episodic adventure that demands a hopefully-quick turnaround for Season Two.

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• VGChartz

  Lee Mehr · Mar 22, 2021

  6.0

  If nothing else, at least Terrible Posture Games gave itself a low bar to cross. At one point I thought that point threshold wasn't too far off, until I warmed up to it. 3 out of 10 - Season One is close to many popular TV shows whose initial airing begins on a rocky start.

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• TheXboxHub

  Dave Ozzy · Mar 10, 2021

  7.0

  As a ‘playable sitcom’ it excels at the sitcom bit, delivering laughs that wouldn’t be out of place in a top-tier comedy. Where it falls down is the ‘playable’ bit, offering a 50% hit-rate on its minigames that will often have you reaching for the welcome skip button. But even when it misses, 3 out of 10 has always got something to say and will tickle a rib or two. Roll on Season Two.

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• Multiplayer.it

  Nicola Armondi · Mar 02, 2021

  7.0

  Se cercate un gioco narrativo con personaggi profondi e una trama tutta da scoprire, non è quello che fa per voi. Se cercate un'avventura leggera che critica il mondo dello sviluppo videoludico con sagace assurdità, allora potrebbe valere il vostro tempo. Ricordate però che su PC è disponibile gratis.

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