Click bait titles..
Click bait titles... don't bother with this site. It's reviews without my own say enough.
By stephen M.
Sunday, November 8, 2026 · Customer reviews of US businesses
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Gamingbible (gamingbible.com) has 275 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 1.0 out of 5.
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Click bait titles... don't bother with this site. It's reviews without my own say enough.
By stephen M.
Should actually be investigated. Absolutely disgraceful -- what I find more frustrating is how paragraphs are construed, written a certain way (as if they are comparing our IQ level to a branch of broccoli), only for the answer to be blatantly obvious.
By OfficialCee
Just fans who write their opinion
By Xanu V.
Click bait site. Fake headlines alluding to news about popular or yet to be released games but the article has nothing to do with those games.
By Hannover
They always use title that include "Free Download/ Free to Claim" to make people think that the game is actually free to claim, but guess what, it just the in-game item or free update. They always use this kind of title to bait people clicking into their articles, but inside, it's just tons of bullshit written by AI. Sometimes, they even write articles about discussion on reddit, but the discussion is about people saying their prediction on the game that hasn't even come out yet. Example, they use multiple reddit that about "Red Dead Redemption 3" for their articles, and inside the reddit, it just people discussing the release date, some is predicting, some is hoping for certain date. Then for the article title, they put something like "Read Dead Redemption 3 is coming sooner than we expected", but there is not even an announcement from the official site yet
By markus
hope they die
By Matej C.
Just lies and ads
By James K.
Too much click bait.
By Nathan