Haha, to be honest I didn't take your question that seriously.

I couldn't tell you what makes me different from other mentors, because there are too many of them, and there are probably plenty of mentors with the same standards when it comes to reviewing as me.

The only thing I can tell you is that I try not to review porn games with no narrative sense, because I don't usually play them.

Other than that, I try to be as fair as possible with my reviews, taking into account the genre of each game and how fun it is, as well as other aspects such as gameplay, art design and narrative.
This means that an 8 for a platformer is not necessarily the same as an 8 for a roguelike, just as a game with retro-looking graphics is not the same as a 3D game.

Anyway, to make your comment more concrete, I wish I could say I was from the mainstream generation, but I'm from 1982: my first video game console was an atari 2600, I also had a spectrum, a amiga, and then I moved on to the NES, SNES, etc. I've been lucky enough to play almost all video game platforms, and nowadays I prefer the PC, but I still have video game consoles for their exclusives.

And finally, the fact that I ask for followers for my mentor is a friendly request: that way I can grow and receive more games to review, which in turn allows me to raffle other games when I have them repeated, or if I get several keys. If someone is not interested in following me (not everyone has to like my way of reviewing) it's valid, and totally respectable.

Best regards!