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Beast of Reincarnation Metacritic Score: Critic and User Snapshot

Beast of Reincarnation Metacritic score snapshot with the 73/100 critic score, 6.1/10 user score, platform scores and Steam context.

Confirmed game info

This is a snapshot of the numbers shown by Metacritic, not an original review by this site. On August 17, 2026, the Beast of Reincarnation Metacritic page displayed a 73/100 Metascore and a 6.1/10 user score. Metacritic labels both readings “Mixed or Average.” Scores can change as more reviews and user ratings arrive, so this page records the check date instead of presenting the numbers as permanent.

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Official key art. This image illustrates the game, not a score or a critic's verdict.

What the two scores measure

The Metascore is Metacritic’s aggregate of published critic reviews on the page. The user score is a separate aggregate of user ratings submitted to Metacritic. They are not the same dataset, and neither substitutes for playing the game or reading the individual reviews behind a score.

Metacritic’s page also separates results by platform. At this check, it showed a PC critic score of 71, a PlayStation 5 critic score of 73, and an Xbox Series X critic score of 78. Review counts and platform cards can change as outlets add or update coverage, so this page deliberately treats every value as time-sensitive rather than a permanent record.

How this differs from Steam reviews

Steam’s public review summary is player-purchase feedback on the PC version, while Metacritic combines a critic aggregate with a different user-rating system. The two services can move at different speeds and can tell different stories without either one being “wrong.”

For example, the Steam reception and PC issues guide records the separate Steam snapshot and identifies which technical concerns are player reports rather than confirmed developer bug lists. The Should You Buy? player-reception guide is a decision aid based on that boundary, not a score recitation.

Read the result without overclaiming

  • A 73/100 Metascore is an aggregate, not a promise that every review awarded the same score.
  • A 6.1/10 user score is an aggregate of Metacritic users, not the Steam rating and not a verified count of all players.
  • Platform differences can reflect different review pools, timing, and coverage volume. They do not prove a technical advantage on one platform.
  • Scores can change after publication. Use the live Metacritic page before citing a number in a purchase decision or another article.

For developer-confirmed change information, read the official v1.0.7 patch notes and v1.0.8 patch notes instead of inferring patch status from a review score.

Sources

Need confirmed facts instead?

For release date, combat pillars, pricing, and PC specs, start with the official game info page. Editorial rules are on the disclaimer.

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