You know what, Kenashe? I'm just gonna go out on a limb and say you're a troll (regardless if you are or aren't, because you certainly feel like one right now, or at least an instigator or something) on the grounds that you take everything people say and twist it around until it fits your own viewpoint.
Now, watching someone else play a game in person and watching videos of people playing a game are both excellent ways to get a good impression of how the game handles/plays/feels. I can say that after watching some videos of the game, that I probably would not like it in the slighest.
Also, from my own experience, Yahtzee is almost always on the ball with his reviews, because he usually says the same thing I'm thinking. Does that stop me from playing games he says are crap? No, but it certainly makes me rent instead of buy (which I usually do anyways, thank gods), and in pretty much every occasion, I've come to the same conclusions as him by the time I'm done playing a game. Whether it's because I've beaten it or I'm sick it, I inevitably come to the same conclusion. That's why I like Yahtzee's reviews and why I take them as more honest than someone at IGN or Gamespot saying a game is AWESOME and then getting a lotta money.
You can defend the game all you want, but you insult our intelligence by saying that because we haven't "played it" that we obviously know nothing about the game (or apparently games in general according to some posters I've seen). No game is perfect, not even ones I like, and certainly not ones he likes (as he's said so himself). Blood Curse isn't a piece of artwork, and I'm certain it isn't a pile of shit. But I'm certainly not gonna say that it's a "great game" by any means. If you are offended by that, I'm sorry, but it isn't gonna change my mind by you trying to hammer it into my head why I'm an idiot or something for not liking it. It took some interesting concepts, juggled them around a bit poorly and didn't present them in a way that truly worked. To me, that is a mark of a "bad game". Not an awful one, a bad one. There's a difference.