Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.
Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons review — Secret Base's roguelite brawler, its branching gang order, tag-team co-op, and the 7.5/10 verdict.
Ghostrunner II review: Jack returns to Dharma Tower and out into the scorched world beyond, with boss fights, motorbike levels and sharper combat.
WarioWare: Move It! brings 200+ motion microgames to Switch, but Party Mode is thin. Our review scores it 7.6 out of 10.
Tales of Kenzera: Zau review — Surgent Studios' 2.5D metroidvania turns grief into a movement problem, with sun and moon masks and a bargain with death.
Children of the Sun turns a sniper rifle into a puzzle piece: one bullet per level, redirected after every kill. Our review of René Rother's action-puzzler.
Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition review — 150+ speedrunning challenges across 13 NES games, three play modes, and a missing points system. 7.4/10.
NBA 2K25 review: ProPLAY finally fixes the footwork, MyCAREER and MyNBA deliver, MyTEAM grates. A 7.9/10 refinement, not a rebuild.
Sniper Elite: Resistance review — Harry Hawker takes the lead in Vichy France, with Propaganda Mode, Invasion, and a 16-player fight. Score: 8/10.
Revenge of the Savage Planet review: Raccoon Logic's sequel swaps first person for third, adds base building and co-op across four alien planets. 8/10.
God of War: Sons of Sparta sends a 13-year-old Kratos through a 2D Metroidvania across Laconia, armed with a spear and shield instead of the Blades of Chaos.
Mafia II review: Vito Scaletta's debt-driven rise through Empire Bay's crime families, plus the Director's Cut, DLC and a 7.3 score.
Quake 4 review: Raven Software's 2005 Strogg sequel puts single-player first, from the Tetranode to the Medical Facilities. It scores 7.5 of 10.
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