Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.
Dragon Quest Heroes review: Omega Force's musou RPG blends Dynasty Warriors combat with Toriyama monsters and a 13-character roster. Score: 7.8/10.
Bravely Second: End Layer review: the 3DS sequel keeps the Brave Point battles and strong cast, but repeats Bravely Default instead of reinventing it.
Ruiner, Reikon Games' debut twin-stick shooter set in cyberpunk Rengkok, 2091, reviewed: brutal combat, a boss ladder, and a city that sells dreams.
Snake Pass review: Sumo Digital's 2017 puzzle-platformer removes jumping entirely, letting you slither as a coral snake. Score: 7.2/10.
Observer is a 2017 first-person horror detective game set in 2084 Kraków, starring Rutger Hauer as a neural detective who hacks minds. Score: 7.4/10.
Strange Brigade review: Rebellion's 2018 co-op shooter sends four explorers into 1930s Egypt to blast mummies and minotaurs. Great with friends, thin solo.
Kirby Star Allies review: the 2018 Switch co-op platformer, its Jamba Hearts story, Dream Friends, and why free updates earned it a 7.4/10.
Outriders review: People Can Fly's co-op shooter pairs four classes, weapon mods, and loot with a thin story. Our score: 7.8 of 10.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot has sold 10 million copies by treating the anime as a world to live in — fishing, eating, training — not just a set of fights.
Splinter Cell: Blacklist gave Sam Fisher three playstyles — Ghost, Assault and Panther — and a countdown thriller against the Engineers. Our review.
Broken Age review: Double Fine's two-act point-and-click adventure, its split 2014/2015 release, Kickstarter history, and why it earns 7.7 of 10.
Grid Autosport review: Codemasters' 2014 racer rebuilt handling and career structure after Grid 2, but its online servers shut down in March 2026.
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