Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.
RIGS: Mechanized Combat League turned PSVR mech combat into a televised sport with 24 Rigs and three match types — until Sony killed the servers in 2022.
Rebel Galaxy review: Double Damage's 2015 space opera pairs flat-plane broadside combat with a procedural galaxy and a pick-your-path sandbox. Score: 7.2/10.
Sega's 7th Dragon III Code: VFD on Nintendo 3DS: time travel, a game company fighting dragons in 2100, eight jobs, and why 7.9/10 is the honest score.
Penarium review: Self Made Miracle and Team17's 2015 side-view deathtrap platformer, where Willy escapes a sinister circus watched by a bloodthirsty crowd.
Brut@l review: Stormcloud Games' 2016 ASCII dungeon crawler in 3D for PS4 and PC, scoring 7.2/10 across seven outlets.
Eagle Flight, Ubisoft Montreal's 2016 VR game, lets you soar over a post-human Paris with head-tilt controls that beat VR nausea. Score: 7.9/10.
Samorost 3 review: Amanita Design's silent point-and-click adventure scores 7.9/10 — gorgeous nine worlds, a flute mechanic, but a story told in static books.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms XIII review: Koei Tecmo's deep 2016 strategy game scores 7.2/10 — immersive hero mode, punishing systems, delayed English release.
SpellForce 3 review: Grimlore Games blends real-time strategy and RPG in the high fantasy world of Eo, a prequel to The Order of Dawn. Score: 7.4/10.
Leo's Fortune review: the 2014 mustached fluff ball platformer from 1337 & Senri AB, its inflation mechanic, star system, and 7.4/10 score.
TurnOn review: Brainy Studio's 2016 platformer about an alien spark restoring a blacked-out city. A charming, uneven five-episode ride, rated 7.4/10.
Dance Central Spotlight stripped the series to pure dance: on-demand practice, eight routines per song, Kinect tracking. A review of Harmonix's Xbox One sequel.
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