
Dragon’s Dogma’s pawns still outthink most open worlds
Capcom's Dragon's Dogma (2012) review: the Arisen, the dragon Grigori, nine vocations, and the Pawn system that made borrowed companions a real idea.

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

Capcom's Dragon's Dogma (2012) review: the Arisen, the dragon Grigori, nine vocations, and the Pawn system that made borrowed companions a real idea.

NBA 2K13 put Jay-Z in charge as executive producer, with Blake Griffin, Kevin Durant and Derrick Rose on the cover. A solid 7.5/10 basketball sim.

LittleBigPlanet 3 review: Sumo Digital's 2014 PS3/PS4 platformer adds Oddsock, Toggle and Swoop, but a short campaign and technical issues hold it back.

Yoshi's Woolly World turned Nintendo's fading mascot into yarn and thread, and the 2015 Wii U platformer still holds up as a craft-built gem.

Get Even is a first-person shooter that punishes you for shooting, wrapped around a memory-reading device. A look at The Farm 51's 2017 psychological thriller.

Dragon Ball: Xenoverse review: Dimps' 2015 3D fighter, its custom hero, Toki-Toki City hub and seven-stop tour through broken Dragon Ball timelines.

OlliOlli review: Roll7's one-life skateboarding game on Vita, its perfect-landing scoring, Daily Grind, ports, sequels, and a 7.9 score.

Dirt Showdown, Codemasters' 2012 arcade racing spin-off, lost its online servers in March 2026. Here's what still works and what's gone.

Pac-Man 256 turns the arcade's level 256 kill screen into an endless runner, from Crossy Road studio Hipster Whale. Our review scores it 7.5/10.

Sonic Boom: Fire & Ice review — Sanzaru Games' 3DS platformer fixes the spin-off with elemental powers, five heroes and a 7.3/10 score.

Seasons after Fall review: a gentle 2016 puzzle-platformer where a red fox switches seasons to reshape the forest, with no enemies and no death.

Clustertruck review: Landfall's physics comedy about jumping between speeding trucks, nine worlds, power-ups, a level editor, and chaotic Twitch integration.
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