Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.
Test Drive Unlimited launched in 2006 with 1,000 miles of Oʻahu roads and real-time online racing. A reboot that earned its sequels and still holds up.
Samurai Warriors 4 review: Omega Force's 2014 tenth-anniversary hack and slash with character-switching, Hyper Attacks and 55 playable fighters.
MLB 11: The Show review: the last PS2 and PSP baseball game, first with PlayStation Move, PURE Analog controls, Road to the Show, and an 8.6 score.
Colin McRae Rally 3 review: Codemasters' 2002 rally sim gives you three seasons, one Ford Focus RS RWC, and a clock to beat. 8.3/10.
Skulls of the Shogun review: 17-BIT's Advance Wars-style tactics game, its Kurokawa twist, Bone-A-Fide Edition, and ports from Xbox 360 to Switch.
Sine Mora review: Grasshopper Manufacture's time-bending shmup still holds up, from its multiplier risk mechanic to Akira Yamaoka's score.
Sam Barlow's Her Story turned 271 video clips into a searchable desktop thriller. A review of the 2015 detective game and Viva Seifert's performance.
Yomawari: Night Alone sends a girl into the dark with only a flashlight. A tight survival horror gem from Nippon Ichi, scored 8/10.
Guilty Gear Xrd: Revelator adds Jack-O, Johnny, and Jam to Sign's roster, plus rebalanced mechanics and M.O.M. Mode. Our review scores it 8.6/10.
Manifold Garden review: William Chyr's gravity-bending puzzle world scores 8.6/10, with Escher-like infinite architecture and a six-color system.
The Bug Butcher review: Awfully Nice Studios' 2016 vertical shooter scores 8.3/10, with brutal power-ups, hard bosses, and co-op that keeps you coming back.
Super Mega Baseball: Extra Innings review — Metalhead Software's cartoon sim scores 8.2/10 with tight controls, split screen and no licensing fees.
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