Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.
Immortals Fenyx Rising review: Ubisoft Quebec's Greek myth open world shines with Prometheus and Zeus narration, but the Vaults and crafting grind wear thin.
The Darkness II review: Digital Extremes' 2012 sequel splits Jackie Estacado's grief-driven campaign from a four-player co-op dark comedy, scoring 9/10.
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning review: the 2012 open-world action game from 38 Studios and EA, with combat that still holds up and a story that does not.
World of Tanks review: the 2011 free-to-play PC tank battler that still runs on 15v15 random battles, ricochets and module damage. Score: 7.3/10.
Company of Heroes 2 puts you in command of the Soviet Red Army on the Eastern Front, framed by a 1952 interrogation. A review of Relic's strategy game.
Neverwinter is a free-to-play D&D action MMORPG from Cryptic Studios. PC 2013, Xbox One 2015, PS4 2016. IGDB critic score: 7.3/10.
Driveclub brought stunning cars, real-world roads and six-player clubs to PS4 in 2014, but broken online play and a 2020 server shutdown defined its legacy.
Trials Fusion review: the 2014 physics bike game from Ubisoft RedLynx, its quad bike, create mode, late online play and 1.7 million sales.
Mario Golf: World Tour brought the series back to 3DS in 2014 with online play and Super Shots, but Castle Club's short Mii-only story let it down.
Octodad: Dadliest Catch review: Young Horses' 2014 octopus-in-a-suit comedy, its two-tentacle controls, co-op chaos, and that aquarium twist.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance review — Warhorse's 1403 Bohemia RPG scores 7.4/10 for unmatched historical detail, clumsy combat and a punishing save system.
LEGO The Hobbit review: Traveller's Tales' 2014 Middle-earth game, its Dwarf abilities, open map, 2019 delisting, and a 7.2 verdict.
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