I shat myself but otherwise it's fine
409 video game reviews published by the Tier community, each rated out of 10 and graded from F to S, tier-list style. One feed to spot masterpieces, letdowns and dissenting takes at a glance.
I shat myself but otherwise it's fine
Gaz, I love you
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Best game ever, will Always have a place in my heart 🫶
The best Mario and Luigi RPG. What I liked: Exceptional graphics for the DS, host musical tracks among the most beautiful in Nintendo history…
What I liked: Platform with superb graphics and music What disappointed me: brevity and some frustrating levels, but on emulator with save states it’s…
One of my first Soulslike experiences and I loved it! Phenomenal story and atmosphere, and when I beat the bosses, I vibrated with relief and…
Simply wonderful and perfect, a mix of hate and love
What a nice little game, so moral! For me, it’s the most realistic simulator out there. And it’s way more than just some random farm game—it’s almost…
What a terrible game, they took the one from 2018 which was good, added new enemies, new places and new characters, and sold it for 300…
An incredible game that showed people from the new generation—or those who didn’t know it—the Metroidvania style. An amazing 'open' world, great…
It's Minecraft, darling
Absurd what Rockstar manages to do, they always use the console's limits to make the best possible things. Three open maps fully explorable, living…
Not bad at all.
What I liked:
The first game I ever played, I still enjoy it to this day, very good
Underrated Zelda very fun and cool
One of the best level games
Very fun Mario Kart
Best Mario Kart for me
Very good 2D Mario
Good but not best
Best 3D Mario Game
Better than BOTW
On Tier, every player rates a game out of 10, and that score translates into a tier-list grade: S for masterpieces (9 and up), A for excellent games (8+), B for great ones (6.5+), C for mixed experiences (5+), D for letdowns (3+) and F for failures. The grade gives the verdict at a glance, the score out of 10 adds the nuance. A review can also skip the rating and stand on text alone.