
Madden NFL 24 Review: Solid Improvements, Rough Edges
Madden NFL 24 review: FieldSENSE, SAPIEN tech, and Josh Allen on the cover bring real improvements, but rough edges hold it back.

Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.

Madden NFL 24 review: FieldSENSE, SAPIEN tech, and Josh Allen on the cover bring real improvements, but rough edges hold it back.

A quiet tale of the Shire wherein Hobbits tend gardens, fish ponds, and build fellowship within a peaceful village.

A vast, luminous ocean yields endless wonders, yet repetition and frail servers dim its radiant promise.

A shooter of old ambition, guns, hammers and horde, wherein Sam Stone fights to reach the Time-Lock ere the moon consumes the earth.

A co-operative platformer of Disney costumes and six themed worlds, wherein friends may dress as beloved characters and fight foes together.

A tale of heroes and villains divided by a law, each side choosing their fate in a realm where fusion of powers brings ruin upon foes.

A vast realm of Ancaria, a struggle for T-Energy, and a tale of nobility and clergy wrought into ruin.

A worthy reboot giving Lara Croft a new lease on life, with fluid movement and a thin yet functional story.

Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters brings Clank into the action and adds shrinking adventures, arenas, and racing to a solid PSP shooter.

A decade later, E.D.N. III grows warmer, and its monstrous Akrid rise anew in this tale of battle, energy, and strife.

A rock band's career spans Guitar Hero: Aerosmith's tale, a thin story wrapped around solid songs of old.

A party game wherein many gather round a board, and through chance and cunning, much mirth ensues.
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