** Titles not available on any other platform excludes games with fewer than 7 reviews but does include DLC.Īll Metascore data for this and all other tables in this report is from December 31, 2018. * Games with 4 or more reviews in Metacritic's database released between Januand Decem(based on North American release dates, except in cases where a game has not been released in North America). Before that, here's a quick look at how each of the gaming platforms compared during the past year. Still, that's an impressive total, made all the more welcome by the fact that it includes several brand new IPs, including Dead Cells and Celeste.Ī bit further down the page, you'll find this year's best-reviewed games for each console (plus sections on PC and handheld games). True, some of those great "newcomers" were merely ports of older titles to the new-ish Switch console.
But in 2018, that total shot up to 17 (which translated into 24 total products, thanks to many multi-platform releases). A year ago, in 2017, 10 different titles scored in the nineties. Two years ago, only six games scored 90 or higher. That's not a surprise, obviously-and it's still a great accomplishment, given that only two other games have achieved a similar 97 score in the past five years-but what is a pleasant discovery is the sheer number of great games released in 2018. We're pretty sure you already know this, but Rockstar's Red Dead Redemption 2 is the past year's best-reviewed game.
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