Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 (2010) review: EA Sports' golf sim shipped on PS3, Wii, Xbox 360 and iOS, scored 8.4/10, and put a non-Tiger athlete on the cover.
SteamWorld Dig review: Rusty mines beneath Tumbleton in Image & Form's tight dig-collect-upgrade loop, scoring 8.9/10 across 3DS, PC, Switch and more.
Jazzpunk review: the 2014 surreal spy comedy from Necrophone Games and Adult Swim, where you're mailed to work in a suitcase and steal a kidney.
Puzzle Quest 2 review: the 2010 match-three RPG that turned gem-swapping into turn-based combat, scored 8.1/10 across Nintendo DS, Xbox, iOS and PC.
Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair review — sixteen students, one tropical island, and a killing game. Class trials, Truth Bullets, and a cast worth suspecting.
BattleTech review: Harebrained Schemes' turn-based mech tactics game, its 3025 Aurigan Reach campaign, and why every pre-battle decision matters. Score: 8.2/10.
Katana Zero review: Askiisoft's neo-noir action platformer where one hit kills, time slows, and dialogue choices shape an amnesiac assassin.
Trails of Cold Steel III review: Falcom's dense 2017 RPG sequel rewards veterans with Break and Brave Order systems, but offers no on-ramp for newcomers.
Project CARS 2 review: Slightly Mad's sim racer packs 189 cars, 140 track layouts, LiveTrack weather and rallycross, scoring 8.4/10.
Shin Megami Tensei V review: Atlus's demon-fusing RPG on Switch nails the Press Turn battle system and Da'at's open world, but its story slips.
Total War: Warhammer II review: four races race to control the Great Vortex, plus Mortal Empires, multiplayer, DLC factions, and an 8.8 out of 10.
Life Is Strange 2 sends two fugitive brothers down the US West Coast with no money or plan, and a morality system that makes you raise a child.
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