Every PlayStation Game, Reviewed
Every original PlayStation game we have scored, best first.
66 reviews, scored.
- 1Tekken 3Tekken 3 Turned a Sidestep Into the Reason 3D Fighting Worked9.6
- 2Metal Gear SolidMetal Gear Solid Review: Kojima’s Stealth Masterpiece Still Holds Up9.6
- 3Civilization IICivilization II on PlayStation: The Whole Machine, Intact9.3
- 4Vagrant StoryVagrant Story Made Its Dungeon the Whole Game9.2
- 5Spyro: Year of the DragonSpyro: Year of the Dragon Review — Insomniac’s Farewell Is the Trilogy’s…9.1
- 6Devil DiceDie On Every Roll, Then Learn To Stop Rolling9
- 7Street Fighter Alpha 3Street Fighter Alpha 3 Review: Three Isms, One Great Fighter9
- 8Dragon Warrior VIIDragon Warrior VII Asked Players to Spend a Hundred Hours Before the…9
- 9Tony Hawk's Pro SkaterSkateboarding’s Most Influential Video Game Holds Up Because of Its Timer, Not…8.9
- 10Syphon Filter 2Syphon Filter 2 Review: A Cold, Well-Earned Sequel8.9
- 11Grand Theft AutoThe First Grand Theft Auto Found the Series’ Formula From Above8.8
- 12Tenchu: Stealth AssassinsTenchu: Stealth Assassins Review8.7
- 13Valkyrie ProfileValkyrie Profile: A Goddess Who Collects the Dead, and the RPG That…8.7
- 14Dino Crisis 2Dino Crisis 2 Review: Capcom’s Action Sequel Swaps Survival Horror for Extinction…8.6
- 15Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes BackCrash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back Review — A Sequel That Polishes…8.5
- 16Suikoden IISuikoden II Deserved Better Than the Release It Got8.5
- 17XenogearsWhy Xenogears Still Merits the Patience It Demands8.4
- 18Final Fantasy IXFinal Fantasy IX Review: A Retrospective That Works8.4
- 19Broken Sword: The Shadow of the TemplarsBroken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars Still Sets the Standard for…8.3
- 20Monster Rancher 2Monster Rancher 2 Found Its Monsters on Your CD Shelf8.3
- 21Bushido BladeBushido Blade: The Fighting Game Where One Clean Strike Ends the Match8.3
- 22Gran TurismoGran Turismo: The 1997 Racer That Taught a Console to Respect a…8.3
- 23Crash Team RacingCrash Team Racing Review: The Power Slide That Still Holds Up8.3
- 24Star Ocean: The Second StoryThe Star Ocean Remake Fixes What Frustrated Players Most8.3
- 25DriverDriver Put You Behind the Wheel of Every Car Chase You Ever…8.2
- 26Resident EvilHow Resident Evil Turned a Creaking Mansion Into a Trap That Teaches…8.2
- 27RaymanRayman’s original release was a gorgeous, punishing platformer — and the difficulty…8.1
- 28Parasite EveParasite Eve: Square’s Cinematic Horror RPG Still Lands8.1
- 29Chrono CrossChrono Cross: A Timeless RPG Classic8.1
- 30Monster RancherMonster Rancher turned the PlayStation into a CD player that could hatch…8
- 31Um Jammer LammyLammy’s Guitar Solos Are Not Scripted, and That Is the Whole Point8
- 32Twisted Metal 2Twisted Metal 2 Turns Vehicular Combat Into a Global Tour of Destruction8
- 33Armored Core: Master of ArenaArmored Core: Master of Arena Review — The Arena Becomes the Point8
- 34Mega Man LegendsMega Man’s First 3D Outing Holds Up Better Than Its Reputation Suggests8
- 35Destruction DerbyA 1995 Racing Game Where Wrecking the Car Beats Winning the Race8
- 36Wipeout XLWipeout XL Review: F5000 AG Racing, Analog Control, and a Century in…8
- 37Rage RacerRidge Racer Tries a Career Mode, and It Mostly Works8
- 38Ridge Racer Type 4Ridge Racer Type 4 Still Holds Up, and the Reissue Finally Makes…8
- 39Klonoa: Door to PhantomileKlonoa: Door to Phantomile Review — The 2.5D Platformer That Still Holds…8
- 40Lunar: Silver Star Story CompleteLunar: Silver Star Story Complete Review — A Polished, Generous Remake That…7.8
- 41RollcageRollcage puts a second road on the ceiling and dares you to…7.7
- 42Mega Man X5Mega Man X5 Turns the Series’ Ending Into a Race Against the…7.6
- 43Mega Man Legends 2Mega Man Legends 2 Review: Four Keys, One Unresolved Promise7.6
- 44Ridge RacerRidge Racer Returns on Vita With Drifting Intact7.6
- 45Command & Conquer: Red AlertCommand & Conquer: Red Alert (PlayStation) Review — A Landmark Design Held…7.5
- 46Harvest Moon: Back to NatureHarvest Moon: Back to Nature — A Quiet PlayStation Debut That Holds7.5
- 47Blood Omen: Legacy of KainBlood Omen: Legacy of Kain Review — 7.5/107.5
- 48Armored CoreArmored Core (1997): A Strong, Rough First Entry7.5
- 49GrandiaGrandia’s remaster keeps the battle system intact and little else7.5
- 50The Legend of DragoonWhy The Legend of Dragoon Still Divides Players Decades After It Flopped7.4
- 51Point BlankPoint Blank’s losing team still gets paid, and that’s the point7.1
- 52Die Hard TrilogyDie Hard Trilogy: Three Games, One Trench Coat, and a 7/107
- 53Grand Theft Auto 2Grand Theft Auto 2 Ditched the Top-Down Camera and Still Couldn’t Find…7
- 54Wip3outWipEout HD: Fury Review: More Tracks, More Ships, More Modes7
- 55Persona 2: Eternal PunishmentPersona 2: Eternal Punishment Review: The Rumor System That Aged Best7
- 56Silent HillSilent Hill: The 1999 Original Is Still the Most Frightening Town in…7
- 57Time CrisisTime Crisis Is a Faithful Retread That Never Quite Fills the Void6.5
- 58MediEvilMediEvil’s remaster keeps the original’s stubborn camera and stiff combat intact6.4
- 59Ape EscapeApe Escape: The DualShock Landmark That Has Aged6.3
- 60Alone in the Dark: The New NightmareAlone in the Dark: The New Nightmare Review — A Great Flashlight…6
- 61Heart of DarknessHeart of Darkness opens on a boy and his dog, and spends…5.8
- 62Wild ArmsWild Arms’ Spaghetti Western Setting Outshines Its Combat5.6
- 63Tomb Raider IITomb Raider II piles on the traps and the enemies, and loses…5.3
- 64Fear EffectFear Effect’s striking imagery can’t make its story feel worth the weirdness4.2
- 65R-Type DeltaR-Type Delta’s 3D Makeover Still Holds Up
- 66Revelations: PersonaRevelations: Persona: The 1996 RPG That Started the Persona Series