8.4 out of 10

World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade

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User Score (399)

8.4
Expert Score (63)

8.9
Value for money (7)

9.8
Features (6)

8.4
Ease of use (2)

8.4
Gameplay (10)

8.5
Graphics (12)

8.6
Sound (10)

8.3
Multiplayer (4)

9.4
Control (3)

8.8
Addiction (2)

9.8
Lifespan (2)

9.3
Reliability (2)

7.9
Overall quality (5)

9.4
Replay value (2)

8.4
Atmosphere (2)

9.6
Game depth (2)

8.6

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new races, design, gameplay, addictive, characters

Score Distribution

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Expert Reviews

GamingTrend

9.2/10

10 December 2011
World of Warcraft 2 has arrived. In the hugely anticipated extension of the World of Craft, the Burning Crusades have begun. Read more
- Many hours of new content, Engaging new features, A revival of the scene
- Many hours of new content, Engaging new features, A revival of the scene
VideoGamer.com

8.0/10

22 April 2007
The Burning Crusade has a kind of wonderful self assurance you only really get from a developer confident in the knowledge it is responsible for the most popular MMO in history. Read more
- Level 70 to reach, New quests to tackle, It's rejuvenated the community
- No new character class
Hooked Gamers

8.0/10

15 September 2007
Overall Jungle Climber is definitely one of the most unique Nintendo DS games available. Though it doesn’t use the touchscreen at all, the game still feels a lot like a Nintendo DS game. The graphics are fabulous, the music is decent, and even the controls are good. My only major complaint with Jungle Climber is that the game starts off a little too easy and then it gets really difficult. Read more
GIN

10/10

23 July 2007
Close to two years ago I achieved level 60. I went on to play for six months doing various instances, raids, PVP, and so forth. Unfortunately after awhile things began to stagnate. Other than a couple new world-bosses and a couple new instances (Dire Maul) Blizzard didn't really take WOW to the next level. I decided to cancel my account with a caveat to my guildmates that I would return for the expansion. Read more
The Gamers Temple

9.2/10

3 April 2007
When you have an online game with over 8 million players, any expansion is by definition a big expansion. In the case of The Burning Crusade it actually delivers on this, providing plenty of new content for high level characters and for players looking to start a new character in the game. Read more
Cheat Code Central

9.5/10

19 March 2007
The novelty of Burning Crusade has created hype among fans as high as even the release of Microsoft's Xbox 360 and Sony's PlayStation 3. Stores kept their doors open through midnight to release pre-ordered copies of the game to patient fans, and gross after gross of the game were bought up by stores on a broad international base. Read more
GamesFirst!

10/10

14 February 2007
We probably don't even have to publish this review, because World of Warcraft is a game that carries its own legion of fans. The ever-popular World of Warcraft's first expansion, The Burning Crusade, is here, and WoW players will absorb it into the fold simply because it's more of what they already love: World of Warcraft. If you managed to pry yourself from the game, then don't get the expansion...because you might find it hard to walk away again. Read more
- ups: tons of new material and areas
- downs: some graphics quality, repetition
Gaming Target

9.0/10

6 February 2007
World of Warcraft was already an immersive and in-depth game prior to the expansion pack. With the Burning Crusade, players are now allowed an opportunity to spend their honor points to buy new items to help balance out the casual players with the hardcore players once they hit the level cap. Read more
AtomicGamer

9.4/10

29 January 2007
I really can’t say enough to show how much I have enjoyed my time so far in the Burning Crusade. Sure, it had it’s annoying points as almost any game does. However, Blizzard has really added a lot to the game – a ton of new quests, flying mounts, the ability to hit level 70, fun new zones and more. Read more
Auracore MediaWorks

9.4/10

13 February 2007
World of Warcraft's first expansion finally arrives, and completely lives up to expectations. Read more
- Many new areas, quests, instances and raid areas; excellent visuals on the new zones; easily hundreds of hours of gameplay; two new races and the new jewelcrafting pro...
- Players must be level 58 or greater to venture into the new content areas; most pre-expansion content and items are now obsolete.