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Search by title, sort by bananas, filter by category, by the machine you play on, by banana score, or by price at my last check, or roll a random verdict. Paginate when crowded. Platforms listed on each review. Spend bananas only when earned.
9 and up: elite. 8s: strong with clear flaws. 7s: for fans, wait for a sale. Under 7: wait or skip. Previews are left out of score bands.
Games whose Amazon copy was sold and shipped by Amazon.com itself at my last dated store check. Sellers change, so each review shows the check date.
The price of the one store button on each review at my Nov 3 2026 check: the featured new Amazon offer, or the Steam price. Free to play games count as 0. Prices change daily, so look before you pay. Games I could not price today are left out.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. Massive Entertainment's open world Star Wars game makes you a small time thief juggling crime syndicates across several planets. The worlds, the speeder rides, and Nix the pet are lovely; the stealth and shooting are only fine.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Switch 2 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. Koei Tecmo's Switch 2 exclusive tells the Imprisoning War that Tears of the Kingdom only showed in flashbacks. Slick musou combat, Zonai gadgets, and the best story in the spin-off series, held back by repetitive missions and plain maps.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. TT Games builds an open Gotham out of bricks and tells a whole Batman life story with jokes. Critics loved the variety, the gliding, and the detective puzzles; it is a full price game, and some players will find the formula familiar.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. Square Enix remakes the 1988 classic in its HD-2D style, with a new Monster Wrangler class and modern comforts. Charming, cozy, and old school to the bone, which is both its magic and its limit.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. Team Ninja's dark fantasy soulslike set in China's Three Kingdoms era, built around deflecting attacks. Fast, tense, and thrilling when it clicks, with repeated enemies, reused areas, and a rough launch on PC.
7.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.0 of 10 bananas. Massive Entertainment puts you in a Na'vi body on Pandora's Western Frontier. The world is breathtaking, especially flying your banshee; the missions, crafting, and shooting follow the familiar Ubisoft open world pattern.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. A roguelite where every pixel is simulated, so fire spreads, water flows, and acid eats the floor. Build wild magic wands and descend into a cave that kills you in creative ways. Brilliant and brutal.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. A roguelite city builder: build a settlement for humans, beavers, lizards, and more before the rain turns deadly, then leave it and start fresh. Smart, addictive, and kinder to your time than most city builders.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Switch 2 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. Nintendo's October 2026 Switch 2 motion sports collection: 12 sports on an open Wuhu Island, with flying, power cruising, and skateboarding to explore it. The best party game in the series; a few sports feel carried over, and the solo missions get thin.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. EA Tiburon's August 2026 NFL sim. Critics call the on field play the best in years and Franchise mode stronger; Ultimate Team ads crowd the menus, and players are far angrier than critics.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. EA's July 2026 college football sim, the third since the series came back. The on field play, defense, and stadium noise are the best yet; Dynasty is bloated with menus, bugs linger, and the user score is brutal.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Switch 2 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. Omega Force and Nintendo's March 2026 Pokemon life sim: you play a Ditto rebuilding a world the humans left, with help from Pokemon who move in. Warm, clever, and huge; the gathering and inventory grind wear thin over a very long game.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. Nintendo's 2019 level builder: make and share 2D Mario stages in five styles, or play millions made by others. Endless and inventive; building with a controller is slower than a touchscreen, and online play was always rough.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. NDcube's 2021 Mario Party: five classic Nintendo 64 boards and 100 minigames from the whole series. The best curated Mario Party; only five boards, and Jamboree since gave you more.
9.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.5 of 10 bananas. Wube Software's 2020 factory builder: crash on an alien planet, then automate mining, belts, trains, and science until you launch a rocket. One of the deepest building games ever made; it can eat your life, and the price never drops.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.0 of 10 bananas. Videocult's 2017 survival platformer: a small slugcat tries to survive a ruined world full of predators with their own minds. Its living ecosystem is unlike anything else; it is punishing, cryptic, and the controls fight you at first.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Nintendo's 2025 Switch release of the two Wii space platformers, with sharper visuals, an Assist Mode, and new Storybook chapters. The level design is still among the best Mario has ever had; the pointer controls feel awkward without a Wii remote, and the price is steep for old games.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Intelligent Systems and Koei Tecmo's 2019 tactics RPG: you teach one of three student houses at a monastery, then lead them through a war that splits them apart. The characters and the choice are unforgettable; the monastery chores repeat, and the routes reuse a lot of maps.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. Grezzo and Nintendo's 2019 remake of the 1993 Game Boy adventure: Link washes up on Koholint Island and must wake the Wind Fish. The toy diorama look is charming and the dungeons are tight; the frame rate stutters, and it is short.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. Retro Studios' side scrolling platformer, first on Wii U in 2014 and ported to Switch in 2018 with a new Funky Mode. The levels are gorgeous and the music by David Wise is legendary; the difficulty is brutal and the motion of the big ape can feel heavy.
7.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.0 of 10 bananas. Visual Concepts' 2026 basketball sim with Victor Wembanyama on the Standard cover, a new MyCAREER Eras mode, and a co-ed City. The play on the court is polished and deep; the push to spend Virtual Currency is relentless, and players rate it far lower than critics.
7.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.0 of 10 bananas. EA's 2026 soccer game adds The Grounds, a social street football hub, plus smarter defending and a livelier Career Mode. Critics call it the best FC in years; players hammer it for Ultimate Team monetization and small year to year changes.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. Andrew Shouldice and Finji's 2022 action adventure: a small fox explores a ruined world, and you learn its secrets from torn pages of an in game instruction manual. The discovery is pure magic; the boss fights are hard, and the last puzzles can feel impossible without help.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.5 of 10 bananas. Moon Studios' 2016 expanded edition of its 2015 platformer: a small spirit named Ori must save a dying forest. The hand painted art, music, and escape sequences are stunning; the difficulty spikes are sharp, and the sequel plays better.
7.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
7.0 of 10 bananas. Nintendo's 2022 follow-up to Wii Sports: swing a Joy-Con for bowling, tennis, badminton, chambara, volleyball, soccer, and later golf and basketball. Bowling and badminton are pure joy with family; a few sports feel thin, and the Switch 2 sequel is now out.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. Atlus turned the Phantom Thieves into a grid tactics squad, with flanking, cover, and a combo called Triple Threat. Fast, stylish battles that are easy to love; a safe story, simple systems, and a cast mostly on the sidelines.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. Ubisoft's tactics sequel drops the grid for free movement, adds Sparks with special powers, and sends Mario and the Rabbids across planets. A smart, joyful strategy game for every age; long loading screens and an easy main path are the cost.
7.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
7.0 of 10 bananas. HAL's 2018 Kirby lets you throw hearts at enemies to make them friends, then combine powers with up to four players. Charming, colorful, and great for small kids; easy, short, and light on surprises until the free updates.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. Nintendo's diorama puzzle game: Captain Toad cannot jump, so you turn the camera around tiny worlds to find the path to a star. Clever, cozy, and perfect in short sessions; easy, and the Switch version is not cheap for a 2014 Wii U game.
7.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
7.0 of 10 bananas. Next Level Games' rough five on five soccer: tackle into electric fences, charge Hyper Strikes, and build a club online. The match feel is excellent; the roster and solo content were thin at launch, and free updates only partly fixed it.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.0 of 10 bananas. Monomi Park's sequel sends Beatrix to Rainbow Island to vacuum up slimes, feed them, and sell their plorts. One of the coziest loops in gaming, with real secrets to find; the story is thin and the late game turns into a grind.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.0 of 10 bananas. Bippinbits' roguelike splits every minute between mining under your dome and racing back up to defend it from alien waves. A tight, tense loop with great pixel art; short runs, and it can feel predictable after a few weekends.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. Monolith Soft's huge 2015 Wii U sci fi RPG, rebuilt for Switch with sharper visuals, quality of life fixes, and a new story chapter. The planet Mira is one of the great open worlds; the story and menus still test your patience.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. Iron Galaxy remade two classic skate games with the slick feel of 1 + 2, new parks, and eight player online. The trick system is pure joy; the rebuilt Pro Skater 4 career and cut parks disappointed longtime fans.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. Square Enix's HD-2D tactics RPG, where every big choice goes to a vote among your allies. Deep grid battles and a heavy political story, slowed by long cutscenes before the swords come out.
7.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
7.0 of 10 bananas. The first truly open world Pokemon: three storylines, a whole region to roam in any order, and co-op exploration with friends. A joy to play and a mess to look at, with frame drops and glitches that patches never fully fixed.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. Eidos-Montreal's linear Guardians adventure, with Star-Lord leading a team that never stops talking, bickering, and joking. Brilliant writing and a killer 80s soundtrack carry combat that gets repetitive.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. PlatinumGames' third Bayonetta lets you summon giant demons mid combo and hop across a multiverse. Wild, stylish, and deep, with a messy story, an ending that split fans, and frame drops on the old Switch.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.5 of 10 bananas. A 3D roguelike shooter where the difficulty climbs every minute and your item stack turns you into a screen clearing monster. Brilliant with up to four friends, though the 2024 DLC update was a rough patch.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. A one person masterpiece: a tiny blob explores a strange well full of animals, tools, and secrets layered so deep the community spent months finding them all. No combat to speak of, just wonder, dread, and clever puzzles.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. Square Enix's HD-2D sequel gives you eight travelers, a day and night switch that changes what each one can do, and one of the best turn based battle systems around. The stories still run side by side more than they braid together.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. Both Overcooked games and every DLC kitchen in one remastered pack: over 200 levels of shouting, chopping, and plating with up to four cooks. The best couch co-op chaos money can buy, as long as you have people on the couch.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. Sabotage Studio's love letter to Chrono Trigger era RPGs has some of the finest pixel art ever made and turn based combat that asks for real timing. The story starts slow and the leads stay thin.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Vanillaware's tactical RPG lets you build squads, write their battle orders, and watch them fight across a gorgeous hand painted continent. One of the deepest strategy RPGs of the decade, with a story that plays it safe.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. Gearbox wraps Borderlands looter shooting in a tabletop fantasy campaign run by Tiny Tina: spells instead of grenades, six classes you can mix, and a joke every ten seconds. Great with friends, repetitive in the endgame.
7.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.0 of 10 bananas. Ubisoft's guerrilla war on the island of Yara has Giancarlo Esposito as a chilling dictator, a big beautiful map, and wild homemade weapons. It also has the same outposts and checklists the series has leaned on for a decade.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.5 of 10 bananas. A potato with six weapons fights twenty short waves of aliens, shopping for upgrades in between. Five dollars buys you hundreds of hours of quick, smart, build crafting runs. It looks plain and it repeats, by design.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. A stressed chef sprints, crashes, and screams through a tower of cartoon madness in the spirit of Wario Land. Pure speed, wild art, and one of the best soundtracks around. Bosses lean on luck, and the style is loud on purpose.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.5 of 10 bananas. S-GAME's wuxia action RPG is out, and critics agree the sword work is among the best of the year: fast parries, a huge arsenal, and boss fights that earn their reputation. The story is muddled and performance still wobbles on some machines.
7.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. SEGA's first brand new Monkey Ball in over a decade: 200 tilting obstacle courses, a new spin dash, and a 16 player online Battle Mode. Pure, frustrating, joyful rolling, with a thin story and a few modes that miss.
7.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.0 of 10 bananas. A bright 2D Sonic in the classic style with four player co-op and new Emerald Powers. The zones look lovely and the music hits, but the bosses drag and co-op shares one camera that cannot keep up with Sonic.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. Both LEGO Harry Potter games, Years 1 to 4 and Years 5 to 7, remastered for PS5 in one cheap package. Gentle, funny, and perfect for co-op with young wizards, though the age shows in the camera and the split screen.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. TT Games rebuilt LEGO Star Wars from scratch: all nine Skywalker films, an open galaxy of planets to explore, and a new over the shoulder camera. Huge, funny, and generous, but the story levels are short and the collectibles go on forever.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Ubisoft Montpellier's 2013 masterpiece on Switch: gorgeous hand drawn worlds, four player co-op, and music levels that will make you grin. One of the finest 2D platformers ever, held back only by its age and a few touch screen bits.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. The classic Sonic that a team of fans built for SEGA, plus Mighty, Ray, Encore Mode, and four player competition. The best 2D Sonic in decades, with tough late bosses and a lot of remixed old zones.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.0 of 10 bananas. A solo developer's 3D survivors-like where you jump, slide, and level up until your build turns the screen into fireworks. Cheap, silly, and hard to put down, with thin variety once the builds click.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.0 of 10 bananas. A tiny online hangout where cartoon animals fish, play guitar, draw with chalk, and chat. Five dollars of pure calm and silly fun with friends, but thin if you want goals or play alone.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. The best four player 3D Mario ever made, rescued from the Wii U, plus Bowser's Fury, a short open area experiment that points at Mario's future. Elite co-op chaos with small scars: the camera is fixed and Fury is over in an afternoon.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. HAL rebuilt its 2011 Wii side scroller for Switch with a fresh coat of paint, new copy abilities, a minigame fairground, and an extra epilogue. A warm, easy four player Kirby that saves its best fights for the end.
7.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. Retro Studios' tough 2010 jungle platformer, now on Switch with the extra 3DS world, a gentler Modern mode, and two player co-op. The levels are still great; the price and the shaky co-op are the scars.
7.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. Good-Feel's papercraft Yoshi platformer, where every level is built from boxes, cups, and tape, and you can play it again from the back side. Charming and relaxed for two players, but slow, easy, and padded with collectible hunts.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. The first true new Crash in over twenty years: gorgeous, inventive, and packed with mask powers and new characters. Strong with a clear flaw: the difficulty and the completion hunt can turn a party into punishment.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. Ember Lab's debut looks like an animated film and plays like a tight, old school action adventure with a crowd of tiny Rot helpers. Gorgeous and surprisingly hard in its boss fights, but the story is thin and the world is a corridor.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.0 of 10 bananas. A tiny horror game about loading a shotgun with live and blank shells and taking turns with a grinning Dealer. Brilliant, tense, and almost free, with a four player table for friends. Short by design.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
7.5 of 10 bananas. A four player online bluffing game in a grimy bar, where losing a hand of lies means pulling a revolver trigger. Hilarious with friends and a streamer favorite, but still early access, thin on modes, and miserable with silent strangers.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. Nintendo rebuilt the SNES cult classic almost beat for beat, with new art, timed hits that pay off, and an easier Breezy mode. Charming and smooth, but short, gentle, and priced like a new game for an old one.
7.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. The 3DS ghost hunt Dark Moon comes to Switch with sharper art and the online ScareScraper tower. Funny and full of hidden rooms, but the bite-sized mission structure keeps yanking you out of the haunt, and Luigi's Mansion 3 does it all better.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. Sonic Team drops Sonic onto open islands full of rails, puzzles, and towering Titan bosses. The speed and the boss fights are a thrill, but pop-in, thin Cyberspace stages, and empty spaces hold it back.
7.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. The first new Mario & Luigi RPG in nine years sends the brothers island hopping on a ship with timing-based fights and clever Battle Plugs. Bright and funny, but slow to start and padded with tutorials and talk.
7.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
7.0 of 10 bananas. Peach finally headlines her own game, changing costumes to become a swordfighter, detective, kung fu master, and more inside a magic theater. Joyful and full of variety, but very easy, short, and choppy in places.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. Toys for Bob rebuilt all three PlayStation Spyro games with new art, voices, and music. Colorful, faithful, and full of gems, but the old level design and camera show their age.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.0 of 10 bananas. A tiny studio's co-op crime business sim where you grow, mix, and deal your way up in a cartoon town. Addictive and very funny with friends, but it is early access, rough at the edges, and built around drug dealing, so it is for adults only.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
7.5 of 10 bananas. A cheap co-op horror comedy where friends dive into the Old World with a camera, film monsters, and upload the footage for views. Hilarious for a few nights, thin after that.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Switch 2 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. Masahiro Sakurai returns to the strangest racer Nintendo ever made and builds it out with a story mode, online play, and the beloved City Trial. Loud, deep, and generous, but the simple steering and chaos will not click for everyone.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. Zelda finally leads her own game, and instead of a sword she copies beds, tables, and monsters to solve every problem. Clever, charming, and full of freedom, but the echo menu gets clumsy and a few overpowered echoes make it too easy.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. The biggest Mario Party in years: seven boards, more than a hundred minigames, and modes for every kind of night. The best one since the GameCube days, but luck still rules, and online is not where it shines.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Intelligent Systems rebuilds the best-loved Paper Mario with gorgeous papercraft and kind quality of life changes. Funny, clever, and full of heart, but the backtracking and a 30 frames per second cap remain.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. Two games in one box: a lightly polished remaster of 2011's Sonic Generations and a brand new Shadow campaign that is the best 3D Sonic in years. Fast and fun, but the Shadow half is short and the old half barely changed.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. The first three Crash games rebuilt from the ground up, with gorgeous art and the old personality intact. A joy for fans, but the first game is brutal, and the new jump feel makes some old leaps harder.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Steam only
8.0 of 10 bananas. A cheap co-op climbing game where you and up to three friends scramble up a mountain that changes every day. Hilarious, tense, and a steal, but it lives and dies on friends, and solo is a lonely climb.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Steam only
8.0 of 10 bananas. A cheap co-op horror game where up to six little robots haul fragile, physics-driven valuables out of haunted places while monsters hunt them. Hilarious and tense with friends, but still early access and thin alone.
6.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
6.5 of 10 bananas. The series leaves the security office and lets you run free through a giant neon pizza mall at night. Big, bright, and full of great ideas, but it launched broken, the saves are punishing, and the scares wear thin before the end.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. Capcom rebuilds its 2006 zombie mall sandbox with modern visuals, autosaves, and controls that finally let you move while you aim. Silly, generous, and still unlike anything else, but the clock and the psychopath fights will test you.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. Capcom's sun-drenched co-op shooter that pushed Resident Evil from horror into action. Great with a friend, fun to replay, and packed with extras on PS4, but solo play suffers and you still cannot move while shooting.
7.5 of 10
Store button: Steam only
7.5 of 10 bananas. Shinji Mikami's return to survival horror: scarce ammo, burning corpses, and a world that keeps rewriting itself. Brutal, gross, and memorable, but the story is a fog and the difficulty swings wildly.
7.5 of 10
Store button: Steam only
7.5 of 10 bananas. Red Barrels turns its asylum horror into a co-op game for up to four, set in a Cold War experiment. Loud, nasty fun with friends, and still scary solo, but the loop repeats and much of the progression is grind.
7.0 of 10
Store button: Steam only
7.0 of 10 bananas. Bloober Team rebuilds its walking horror series in Unreal Engine 5, bundling both games, the DLC, and new chapters into one story. Gorgeous and full of clever room tricks, but there is almost no threat, and the scares grow predictable.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Steam only
8.5 of 10 bananas. The open world crash racer that turned every traffic light into a race and every wall into a highlight reel, remastered with all its DLC. Still the purest joy in arcade racing, but finding your way to events is clumsy and the online scene is quiet.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Steam only
8.5 of 10 bananas. The parkour zombie game that made climbing feel as good as fighting, and made night truly frightening. A classic with years of free updates behind it, but the story is forgettable and the early melee is clumsy.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Steam only
8.0 of 10 bananas. Frictional trades its usual corridors for a sealed World War One bunker, one creature that hunts by sound, and a generator you must keep fed. The most systemic and replayable Amnesia, but short, and the loop can tip into chores.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Steam only
8.0 of 10 bananas. The found footage asylum horror that put a night vision camcorder in the hands of a generation of streamers. No weapons, only running and hiding. Still terrifying, but the gore is heavy and the chase pattern shows its age.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Steam only
8.5 of 10 bananas. A sci-fi horror story at the bottom of the ocean that cares more about questions than jump scares. One of the best stories in horror. The monster sections are the weakest part, and a Safe Mode lets you skip their teeth.
7.0 of 10
Store button: Steam only
7.0 of 10 bananas. An asymmetric horror game where three Sawyer family killers hunt four victims, with gorgeous maps and real tension. But development ended in 2025, there will be no more fixes or content, and the player count will only shrink from here.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Steam only (PC game)
8.0 of 10 bananas. Co-op survival horror on a cannibal island: build a base log by log, give orders to your companion Kelvin, and survive the night. Building is the best in the genre, but the story is thin and it is a PC only game.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Steam only
8.0 of 10 bananas. A driving survival game where you patch up an old station wagon and push it through a strange exclusion zone in the Pacific Northwest. The bond with your car is unforgettable, but the crafting grind and repeated runs slow it down.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Switch code on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. A gothic turn-based dungeon RPG where your heroes crack under stress before they fall to wounds. Brutal, stylish, and unforgettable, but the grind and the random swings will test your patience.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Steam only
8.5 of 10 bananas. A demanding rally sim where the road surface wears and changes under you, one mistake costs a stage, and finishing clean feels like a victory. Brilliant handling, but harsh for beginners and light on content without the paid extras.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. The best Modern Warfare campaign since 2019, a grounded multiplayer with a clever new Kill Block map, and a rich DMZ. Short campaign, weak final bosses, strict matchmaking at launch, and a paid edition that helps in DMZ keep it from elite.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. Supermassive took the Until Dawn formula to a summer camp full of werewolves: nine counselors, one night, and every one of them can live or die by your choices. Slow first hours and button prompt action hold it back, but with friends on the couch it is a great horror movie night.
7.5 of 10
Store button: Steam only
7.5 of 10 bananas. The game that made one versus four horror a genre: four survivors fix generators while one killer hunts them. Ten years of licensed killers and a huge player base keep it alive, but the DLC pile, grind, and match toxicity are real costs.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Steam only
9.0 of 10 bananas. A deck building card game in a dark cabin, an escape room, and a creeping horror story folded into one. Daniel Mullins built one of the smartest indie games of the decade. Go in blind; the less you know, the better it bites.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Steam only
8.5 of 10 bananas. A cozy fishing game that turns sinister after sunset: sell your catch, upgrade your boat, and do not stay out in the fog. Short and a little light on challenge, but one of the most original indie hits of recent years.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. A sharper, bigger sequel: Mono and Six cross a broken Pale City past some of the creepiest giants in games. Short, with some trial and error deaths, but the art direction and the ending stay with you.
7.0 of 10
Store button: Xbox code on Amazon
7.0 of 10 bananas. A lost Wii horror game, finally released in English in 2023: you fight ghosts with an old camera on a cursed island. The atmosphere is superb and the camera combat is unique, but slow movement, stiff controls, and backtracking show its age.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. Milestone's toy car racer gets jumps, side dashes, motorbikes, and ATVs. Bright, fast, and great for split screen with kids, with a track builder that keeps it going. The car roster leans on paid DLC, and the campaign gets repetitive.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. The best demolition derby racer of its era: soft body crashes, banger racing, and lawn mower events. Bugbear made metal bend like nothing else. A thin career and long loading times on older versions are the main dents.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Steam only
8.5 of 10 bananas. Four friends, a van full of ghost gear, and a house that does not want you there. The best co-op scare on PC, still in early access and still growing, with a slow grind and a steep learning curve for solo players.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Steam only
8.5 of 10 bananas. A ten dollar co-op horror game from one developer that became a phenomenon. Scavenge scrap on dead moons, hit the Company quota, and laugh while your friends get dragged into the dark. Still early access, and thin when played alone.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. Tango Gameworks found its footing in the sequel: a semi-open nightmare town, a father searching for his daughter, and some of the best boss villains in modern horror. Loose combat and a weak final stretch keep it out of the elite.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Steam only
9.0 of 10 bananas. A two-person studio built the best classic survival horror game in years: tight inventory, a cold sci-fi bunker, and a story about memory and love that stays with you. Cryptic by design, and the old school save rules will test modern patience.
7.5 of 10
Store button: Steam only
7.5 of 10 bananas. Criterion gave street racing a fresh face with cel-shaded smoke and graffiti effects over realistic cars. The handling is good and the city is fun, but the story is cringe, the progression is grindy, and the series has gone quiet since.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. A loving remake of the 1999 classic with a deeper drift and boost system than any kart racer on the shelf. Huge track list, real skill ceiling, but slow early unlocks and a post-launch coin shop that leaned on grinding.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. The best-selling Switch game for a reason: polished racing, smart assists for kids, and real depth at 200cc. Mario Kart World is the new king on Switch 2, but this is still the easiest party yes in the house.
9.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.5 of 10 bananas. The 2002 masterpiece rebuilt with gorgeous new visuals and modern dual-stick controls. Lonely, beautiful, and smart. A late artifact hunt still drags, but this is how every remaster should be done.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Steam only
9.0 of 10 bananas. Thirteen years on, Los Santos is still the most alive city in gaming. Three criminals, great heists, and a sprawling online world, held back by an aging story mode and an online economy built to sell you cash cards.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. The friendliest and fullest Pikmin yet, with a rescue dog named Oatchi who changes everything. Gentle early hours, but a deep, charming garden adventure underneath.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. The most complete Splatoon, with great Turf War, the best Salmon Run yet, and a card game you did not know you wanted. It plays a lot like Splatoon 2, and online play needs a paid Nintendo Switch Online membership.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Nintendo eShop only
9.0 of 10 bananas. A huge, moving RPG about soldiers who live only ten years, with a battle system that grows deep and a world worth walking. It asks for a hundred hours and a lot of patience with tutorials.
7.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.0 of 10 bananas. A prettier rebuild of a great horror choice game, still a perfect Halloween night with friends. But the new camera trades away some of the old tension, and the original plays almost as well.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. A gorgeous, heartbreaking sequel with the best rat tides in games and a sister you will not forget. Stealth is strong, but combat is clumsy when a plan falls apart.
6.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
6.5 of 10 bananas. A stunning, brutal sci-fi horror from a Dead Space co-creator, with some of the best lighting and gore ever made. Repetitive melee, cheap deaths, and a thin story keep it below its ancestor.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. One of the best action roguelites ever made, with fast, crunchy combat and endless builds. This edition adds every major expansion, including a Castlevania crossover. It is hard, and the early unlock grind is real.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. The freshest 2D Mario in decades, where every level hides a joke that rewrites the rules, held back only by soft bosses and a gentle difficulty curve.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. Kirby finally gets a full 3D adventure, and swallowing a car to become a car is as good as it sounds. Easy, but charming from first gulp to last.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Nintendo eShop only
9.0 of 10 bananas. The first new 2D Metroid in 19 years, a tight, fast, scary hunt through planet ZDR, with a few cheap robot deaths along the way.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. The funniest haunted house in gaming, packed with floor after themed floor of ghosts to vacuum, a gooey co-op partner, and the best Halloween pick on the Switch.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. The most beautiful driving sim on console and a true love letter to car culture, dragged down by an always-online requirement and a grindy credit economy.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. The Budokai Tenkaichi dream returns with a huge roster and planet-cracking spectacle, but thin tutorials and spiky AI make the first hours rough.
7.5 of 10
Store button: Steam only
7.5 of 10 bananas. A smaller, stealthier Assassin's Creed set in a gorgeous ninth-century Baghdad. A welcome return to roots, but safe, short, and thin on surprises.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. Team Ninja's sharp, parry-heavy swordplay set loose in a sprawling Bakumatsu Japan. The fighting sings, the open world mumbles.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Switch 2 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. The best excuse to smash a world apart since the sandbox was invented, with a few frame rate scars when the rubble flies.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Switch 2 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. The best Mario Kart racing in years and a brilliant 24-driver Knockout Tour, wrapped around a free roam world that is wider than it is deep.
9.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.5 of 10 bananas. A joyful, endlessly inventive 3D Mario where capturing a T-Rex with your hat is just a Tuesday.
9.5 of 10
Store button: Switch 2 Edition on Amazon
9.5 of 10 bananas. The open world that rewired a generation, now smoother on Switch 2, still held back by breaking weapons and samey shrines.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. The biggest crossover fighter ever made and the best couch party on any Switch, held back by shaky online play.
9.0 of 10 bananas expected. Preview honesty. Launches Nov 5 2026.
Store button: Switch 2 pre-order on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas expected. Judge it at launch.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. A gorgeous, sharp return for Castlevania that plays it safe on Metroidvania design, with a few technical scars.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Switch 2 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. A gorgeous, faithful Star Fox 64 remake with modern controls and online modes, held back by a short campaign that hardly changes.
9.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.5 of 10 bananas. The sandbox that never stops growing: endless building, real survival, and play with friends on almost any device.
9.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.5 of 10 bananas. A towering sequel that turns Hyrule into a sandbox of glue, wheels, and sky islands. Elite, with small scars.
7.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.0 of 10 bananas. A fearless, faithful Hellraiser that nails the Cenobites and the dread, then trips over bugs, weak bosses, and clunky combat.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. A 2D sandbox with a mountain of bosses, loot, and building, still getting free updates fifteen years on.
8.5 of 10 bananas expected. Preview honesty. Launches Feb 4 2027.
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas expected. Wishlist now, judge at launch.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. A slow, generous island life sim that rewards ten minutes a day for years, with honest catches on co-op and the one island per console rule.
9.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.5 of 10 bananas. A short, perfect puzzle lesson with the funniest villain a test chamber ever had.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. A tiny cult classic that remembers what you did, and asks you to care.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. The deckbuilder roguelike that taught a whole genre how to climb.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.5 of 10 bananas. One stick, endless monsters, and a screen full of chaos you built yourself.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Four dwarves, a hostile planet, and the best co-op shooter crew in the jungle.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. A cute roguelike brawler glued to a cult management sim, and both halves mostly work.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. A huge, gorgeous festival of driving that welcomes everyone onto the road.
9.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.5 of 10 bananas. Puzzle design that still teaches the troop how to think, with co-op that makes two apes better than one.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Boss rush run and gun with hand drawn soul, jazz in the ears, and difficulty that never lies.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. A neon cybercity adventure told at cat height, short, stylish, and kinder than it first looks.
9.5 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
9.5 of 10 bananas. The foundation of modern tough-fair design, cleaned up at 60fps with Artorias of the Abyss included.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. The trilogy closer leans into tombs, stealth, and jungle set pieces, with all the DLC packed in.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. A rhythm action brawler where the whole world snaps to the soundtrack, and joy is the point.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. A hybrid dive and restaurant loop that should not work this well, and then it keeps adding surprises.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. A short, stylish horror puzzle about scale, hunger, and running when you should hide.
9.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.5 of 10 bananas. A solar system on a 22 minute loop, and the only thing you carry between loops is what you learned.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. Fifteen years on, still the biggest open door in the RPG canopy, with old bones you can feel.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. The reboot that made shooters fast again: no cover, no regen, just you moving forward through Hell.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. A murder mystery, a school year, and the warmest friend group in the JRPG canopy.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. A brutally precise platformer with the kindest heart in the genre.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.5 of 10 bananas. A louder, faster sequel that still knows how to make a hallway feel like a threat.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. A bright, clever 3D platformer that shines brightest with friends on the couch.
9.5 of 10
Store button: PlayStation Store
9.5 of 10 bananas. FromSoftware's fastest, darkest hunt, and still stuck on one old console.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. A brutal, beautiful revenge story with the best stealth combat Naughty Dog has built.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. A huge, generous wasteland that trades some role-playing depth for gunplay and building.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. One of the best shooter campaigns ever made, short, inventive, and full of heart.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. A gorgeous, faithful remake of the game that started the Souls jungle.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. The scariest hunter in gaming, stalking you through a station that feels built in 1979.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. A detective RPG with no combat, a voice in your head for every skill, and writing that bites.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.5 of 10 bananas. Metro Exodus finally lets Artyom breathe surface air, and the jungle out there is cold, wide, and hungry.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. The best place to start the Dragon saga: a crime drama with heart and a disco floor.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.5 of 10 bananas. Remedy at its strangest and best, with both expansions in the box.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
7.5 of 10 bananas. A gorgeous haunted Tokyo carried by hand magic and a grumpy ghost on your shoulder.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.5 of 10 bananas. The best modern Tales game, with fast combat and a cast that earns its bond.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. An immersive sim masterpiece where every coffee mug might be a monster.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. Arkane at its sharpest, with two heroes and levels that feel like clockwork.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. A loaded fighting game with a great story mode and a grind that tests your patience.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. A tight, gorgeous sprint through Raccoon City that ends before it should.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. Real lightsaber weight, a lovable droid, and planets worth backtracking, held back by rough edges.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. The best Gotham ever built and the finest combat in the series, with too much tank in the trunk.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Every map is a puzzle box, a comedy, and a crime scene at once.
8.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. The fastest, friendliest Monster Hunter, and with Sunbreak it gets the depth veterans need.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. Great raids, a strong hero in Eivor, and an England so big it forgets to end.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. One of the most beautiful platformers ever made, with combat that finally matches its movement.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Stylish combat, a legendary soundtrack, and a story that keeps changing what it means each time you finish it.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Aggression gets rewarded, the netcode holds, and the King of Iron Fist feels young again.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. A fresh timeline, a clever Kameo system, and a strong story mode, dragged down by grind.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. First person, one cursed house, and the scariest family in the series.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Three hunters, one demon tree, and the most joyful combat system in the jungle.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. A loving, faithful rebuild of a classic. Beautiful, careful, and sometimes too afraid to change.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. The best parkour in the jungle and a city that bites after dark.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Sharp combat, clever time powers, and one of the best maps in the genre.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. A warm, classic turn-based adventure with a party you will miss.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Two Spider-Men, one bigger city, and the best traversal in the jungle.
9.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.5 of 10 bananas. The police station, the footsteps upstairs, and the remake that rebuilt survival horror.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. Cal grows up, the stances multiply, and Koboh becomes home.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. Lilith comes home, the world turns to ash, and the loot keeps falling.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. The fighting game that finally opens the door for beginners without dulling the edge.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Ichiban goes to Hawaii, Kiryu carries a heavy heart, and the side hustles never end.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. Robot dinosaurs, a lost world mystery, and a fresh coat of paint.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
7.5 of 10 bananas. Hell-A, a crowbar, and one of the best zombie gore systems ever built.
9.5 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
9.5 of 10 bananas. Kratos grows up, the axe comes back to his hand, and a whole genre learned from it.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. The horde fights are unforgettable. The road to them is long and slow.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.5 of 10 bananas. A delivery game that turns every step into a story. Strange, slow, and unlike anything else.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. A bullet hell shooter stuck in a time loop. Brutal, gorgeous, and hard to put down.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. A tight, joyful Spider-Man story that knows exactly how long to stay.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. The most demanding and rewarding shooter id Software ever built.
9.5 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
9.5 of 10 bananas. A hand-drawn kingdom full of secrets, hard fights, and quiet sadness. One of the best ever made.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. The whole Shepard trilogy, cleaned up and in one box. A space epic that still hits.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. The Midgar stretch rebuilt as a full action RPG, plus Yuffie on the side. Dense, stylish, and worth the climb.
9.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.5 of 10 bananas. Naughty Dog rebuilt the classic for PS5. Same gut punch story, cleaner combat, richer faces. Still required reading.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Uncharted 4 and Lost Legacy remastered for PS5. Blockbuster set pieces, sharp banter, DualSense flair. Peak vacation crime.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Insomniac's PS5 showcase: instant rifts, loud guns, big heart. Short campaign, long aftertaste of joy.
9.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.5 of 10 bananas. The definitive Phantom Thieves saga. Style, calendar management, and a soundtrack that owns the night. Still a top banana JRPG.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Crash land, craft, dive deeper. One of the best survival sandboxes ever built, and the dark water still owns your nerves.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. FromSoftware's farewell to the numbered Souls path. Aggressive bosses, rich builds, and a world that still teaches through death.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. Sloclap's revenge brawler rewards mastery hard. Age is the meter. Parries are the religion. Short map, deep skill ceiling.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. The best digital Hogwarts ever built, wrapped around a thin story.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. The best machine fights in gaming, buried under a crowded backpack.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. Four horror stories in one village, and one of them is the scariest in the series.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. The most inventive co-op game ever made, and you need a partner to play it.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. A huge, heartfelt road trip with too many towers to climb.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
7.5 of 10 bananas. A messy, very funny survival game where your pets run the factory.
7.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
7.0 of 10 bananas. Better roads and bigger maps, still paying for a rough launch.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.0 of 10 bananas. The best pirate stories are the ones your crew makes by accident.
9.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.5 of 10 bananas. The most joyful platformer PlayStation has ever made.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Remedy's strangest, scariest, most confident game.
9.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.5 of 10 bananas. The open world RPG every other one still gets measured against.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Bigger, warmer, and heavier than the 2018 reboot.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. The 2023 remake that respects a legend and sharpens it.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.5 of 10 bananas. A faithful remake that makes the Ishimura feel whole.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.5 of 10 bananas. The best swinging in the canopy, with familiar open-world chores.
9.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.5 of 10 bananas. The gentlest addiction in the jungle.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. FromSoftware's mech game with real teeth.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. The entry that brought the series to the whole troop.
9.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.5 of 10 bananas. The tabletop dream, finally on a screen.
9.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.5 of 10 bananas. Open world done with respect for the player.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. The strictest teacher in the jungle.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. The best soulslike not made by FromSoftware.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Beautiful samurai open world. Familiar bones.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. A slow, heavy masterpiece of a western.
9.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.5 of 10 bananas. The roguelike that made losing feel like progress.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. A respectful remake with a longer, heavier walk.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. The staff sings. The road between fights is the tax.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. A sharp blade and a thinner story.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. Brilliant pawns. A long argument of a map.
9.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.5 of 10 bananas. A cult card game, not a 4X.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Switch 2 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. Wider than the first, still elite.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. A strong remake with a tower that overstays.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. Sharp soulslike. Not a flawless feather.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
9.0 of 10 bananas. A masterwork that will bruise you.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9.0 of 10 bananas. The old war still teaches.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
7.5 of 10 bananas. Brilliant with two friends. Thin alone.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. Spectacular action. Thin RPG.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8.0 of 10 bananas. Free, deep, and rude to newcomers.
7.5 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
7.5 of 10 bananas. Free, loud, and seasonal.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Switch 2 on Amazon
8 of 10 bananas. Capcom monster RPG with story teeth.
9 of 10 bananas. Historical RPG grit with sequel muscle.
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9 of 10 bananas. Historical RPG grit with sequel muscle.
8.5 of 10 bananas. 4X throne still warm.
Store button: PC code on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. 4X throne still warm.
8 of 10 bananas. Majima chaos on open water.
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8 of 10 bananas. Majima chaos on open water.
7.5 of 10 bananas. Ambitious PC life sim. Steam only here.
Store button: PC on Steam
7.5 of 10 bananas. Ambitious PC life sim. Steam only here.
8 of 10 bananas. Folklore action with Compulsion craft.
Store button: Xbox on Amazon
8 of 10 bananas. Folklore action with Compulsion craft.
6.5 of 10 bananas. Cautionary contrast: still standing.
Store button: PC on Steam
6.5 of 10 bananas. Cautionary contrast: still standing.
7 of 10 bananas. Cautionary contrast: scarred, still orbiting.
Store button: PC on Steam
7 of 10 bananas. Cautionary contrast: scarred, still orbiting.
8.5 of 10 bananas. Redemption arc earned the hard way.
Store button: PC on Steam
8.5 of 10 bananas. Redemption arc earned the hard way.
9.0 of 10
Store button: Switch 2 Edition on Amazon
9 of 10 bananas. Prime atmosphere with Nintendo weight.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Switch on Amazon
8 of 10 bananas. Open-city Pokemon ambition.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PC on Steam
8 of 10 bananas. Zombie parkour with Techland teeth. Steam CTA.
8.0 of 10
Store button: Xbox on Amazon
8 of 10 bananas. Mayhem shooter with Gearbox volume.
4.0 of 10
Store button: Xbox on Amazon
4 of 10 bananas. Cautionary co-op cape game.
9.0 of 10
Store button: PS4 on Amazon
9 of 10 bananas. Tough action done with respect.
8.5 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.5 of 10 bananas. Launch scar, then years of earned trust.
8.0 of 10
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
8.0 of 10 bananas. Remedy's weirdest playground yet. Brilliant at the edges, repetitive in the middle.
9 of 10 bananas. Sucker Punch still owns the quiet kill.
Store button: PS5 on Amazon
9 of 10 bananas. Sucker Punch still owns the quiet kill.
8.5 of 10 bananas. Bloober horror with a time knife.
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8.5 of 10 bananas. Bloober horror with a time knife.
9 of 10 bananas. Hazelight co-op magic again.
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9 of 10 bananas. Hazelight co-op magic again.
9.5 of 10 bananas expected. Preview honesty. Launches Nov 19 2026.
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9.5 of 10 bananas expected. Plan day one if open worlds are your home.
3.5 of 10 bananas. Live-service ended. Lesson remains.
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3.5 of 10 bananas. Live-service ended. Lesson remains.
2 of 10 bananas. A museum of mistakes.
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2 of 10 bananas. A museum of mistakes.
6.5 of 10 bananas now. Launch was worse. Recovery is real.
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6.5 of 10 bananas now. Launch was worse. Recovery is real.
2.5 of 10 bananas. Cautionary museum piece.
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2.5 of 10 bananas. Cautionary museum piece.
7.5 of 10 bananas. Arcade chaos for the troop.
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7.5 of 10 bananas. Arcade chaos for the troop.
7 of 10 bananas. Broken. Beloved. Required viewing.
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7 of 10 bananas. Broken. Beloved. Required viewing.
9 of 10. Built for minds that play as one.
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9 of 10. Built for minds that play as one.
3.5 of 10 bananas. Fun peaks. Live-service costs.
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3.5 of 10 bananas. Fun peaks. Live-service costs.
9 of 10 bananas. The long road, gathered.
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9 of 10 bananas. The long road, gathered.
9 of 10 bananas. Kojima craft at full stride.
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9 of 10 bananas. Kojima craft at full stride.
8.5 of 10 bananas. Classic revival with honest edges.
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8.5 of 10 bananas. Classic revival with honest edges.
8 of 10 bananas. Stealth and steel with Ubisoft sprawl.
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8 of 10 bananas. Stealth and steel with Ubisoft sprawl.
8 of 10 bananas. Contrast pick vs LOTR Gollum.
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8 of 10 bananas. Contrast pick vs LOTR Gollum.
9 of 10 bananas. Turn-based beauty with teeth.
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9 of 10 bananas. Turn-based beauty with teeth.
3 of 10 bananas. Cautionary Arkane scar.
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3 of 10 bananas. Cautionary Arkane scar.
9.5 of 10. Bring loyal friends and a calm heart.
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9.5 of 10. Bring loyal friends and a calm heart.
3 of 10 bananas. A legend of the wrong kind.
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3 of 10 bananas. A legend of the wrong kind.
7.5 of 10
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7.5 of 10 bananas. Logan is perfect. The fights around him get old before the credits.
9 of 10 bananas. Elite survival with small scars.
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9 of 10 bananas. Elite survival with small scars.
8.5 of 10 bananas. Capcom hunt craft at open-world scale.
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8.5 of 10 bananas. Capcom hunt craft at open-world scale.
8.5 of 10 bananas. Adventure first-person done right.
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8.5 of 10 bananas. Adventure first-person done right.
4 of 10 bananas. Flight soared. Live service fell.
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4 of 10 bananas. Flight soared. Live service fell.
8.5 of 10 bananas. Strong debut with clear scars.
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8.5 of 10 bananas. Strong debut with clear scars.
9 of 10 bananas. Rip and tear in iron and fire.
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9 of 10 bananas. Rip and tear in iron and fire.
9 of 10 bananas. Elite JRPG with small scars.
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9 of 10 bananas. Elite JRPG with small scars.
8 of 10 bananas. First-person Obsidian RPG craft.
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8 of 10 bananas. First-person Obsidian RPG craft.
3 of 10 bananas. Pretty flight. Empty nest.
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3 of 10 bananas. Pretty flight. Empty nest.
6.5 of 10
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6.5 of 10 bananas. Michael Myers feels right. The bugs and the thin story mode do not.
8 of 10 bananas. Strong RPG with clear flaws.
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8 of 10 bananas. Strong RPG with clear flaws.
3.5 of 10 bananas. Cautionary pirate live-service.
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3.5 of 10 bananas. Cautionary pirate live-service.
8 of 10 bananas. Strong narrative crime craft.
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8 of 10 bananas. Strong narrative crime craft.
8.0 of 10
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8.0 of 10 bananas. The best atmosphere the series has had in years, with stealth that will test your patience.
6 of 10 bananas. Ambition huge. Texture uneven.
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6 of 10 bananas. Ambition huge. Texture uneven.
9.0 of 10
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9.0 of 10 bananas. Grace brings the terror, Leon brings the fireworks, and Capcom throws a thirtieth birthday party in blood.
8.5 of 10 bananas. Japanese dread with SH blood.
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8.5 of 10 bananas. Japanese dread with SH blood.
5.5 of 10 bananas. Style up. Soul uneven.
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5.5 of 10 bananas. Style up. Soul uneven.
7.5 of 10 bananas. Survival mystery with UK scars.
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7.5 of 10 bananas. Survival mystery with UK scars.