Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.
Review of Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight, Bombservice's 2016 Metroidvania starring priestess Kaho, her leaf and bow, and a sacrifice ending, 8.3/10
Huntdown review: Easy Trigger's grimy arcade run-and-gun bounty shooter, its three hunters, four gangs and Shimamoto betrayal, scored 8.2 of 10.
Orwell: Keeping an Eye on You review: Osmotic Studios' 2016 surveillance sim makes you the watcher. Text-driven, morally sharp, and worth 8.6/10.
A young man flies through five colored worlds to find himself, in this rhythm tale of identity and acceptance.
A review of Schell Games' VR spy puzzler I Expect You to Die, its four missions, voice cast, and why its 8.0/10 score still holds up.
The Lion's Song review: Mi'pu'mi Games' story-driven game follows four artists in early 1900s Europe, from composer Wilma Dörfl to mathematician Emma Recniczek.
Full Metal Furies blends four-player co-op brawling with a puzzle layer, earning 8.6/10 from critics after its January 2018 launch on Windows and Xbox One.
Blaster Master Zero review: Inti Creates rebuilds the NES classic with tank and on-foot sections, upgrades, and a Fred and Eve twist.
Risk of Rain 2 review: Hopoo Games' 2020 roguelike shooter still holds up, with time-based difficulty, 75+ stacking items, and four-player co-op.
Pinball FX3 review: Zen Studios' 2017 sequel brings free Pinball FX2 table carryover, tournaments and shared leaderboards, with one PS4 cross-play catch.
A Rose in the Twilight review: Nippon Ichi's 2016 puzzle-platformer uses four colors, a giant, and a cursed girl to build one of gaming's quietest horrors.
Valve and Richard Garfield's Artifact lost 95% of its players in two months. A look at the design that worked and the marketplace that killed it.
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