Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.
Tokyo 42 review: Smac Games' isometric assassin shooter in low-poly future Tokyo, scored 6.8/10 for its E and Q camera rotation and wide arsenal.
Mario Party: Star Rush fixed the series' shared-car problem with simultaneous turns on 3DS, but thin boards and repetition held it back.
Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles review — Prideful Sloth's calm farming adventure scores 6.8/10, a pretty island with an empty center.
A retrospective on My Time at Portia, Pathea Games' 2019 post-apocalyptic farm life sim, from its workshop grind to the Rat King and Ack the robot chef.
Daemon X Machina review: Marvelous' mech action game scores 7.1/10, with deep Arsenal customization and a campaign that never earns its war.
Predator: Hunting Grounds review: a strong 1v4 premise, Schwarzenegger's Dutch, and the OWLF twist, held back by loot lockers and uneven matches.
Need for Speed: Heat review — Ghost Games' 2019 street racer nails the night racing gamble but fumbles the daytime half. Score: 7.0/10.
Double Fine's The Cave sends three of seven strangers into a talking hole in the ground. A witty, thin adventure worth one descent and one replay.
Sniper Elite V2 review: Rebellion's 2012 Berlin sniper shooter pairs Operation Paperclip intrigue with a legendary kill cam — a fair 6.7 out of 10.
EA Sports UFC launched June 17, 2014 as EA's first UFC game after buying the THQ license, with Precision Movement, Dynamic Striking and MMAi AI.
Not a Hero review: Roll7's 2015 pixel-art cover shooter starring BunnyLord, with nine playable heroes, sharp satire, and a 7.0 score.
Among the Sleep puts you behind the eyes of a two-year-old in a dark house with a glowing teddy bear. Krillbite's horror adventure scores 6.6/10.
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