The pie charts reflect the percentage of all releases for each console with Positive Reviews (receiving a Metascore of 75 or higher indicating), Mixed Reviews (receiving a Metascore of 50- 74), and Negative Reviews (receiving a Metascore of 49 or below). ** Excludes games with fewer than 7 reviews.Īll Metascore data for this and all other tables in this report is from December 18, 2016. * 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:
A bit further down the page, we'll reveal this year's best-reviewed games for each major platform (including PC and handheld games). That said, 2016 was not without its gems. Just six unique titles scored 90 or higher on consoles during the past year-and one of those was an expansion pack.Īt least more than one of 2016's great games ( INSIDE and Overwatch) were brand new IP, which is more than we could say for the year before, when just a single great new title ( Bloodborne) was introduced. Much like the two years that preceded it, 2016 did not see any such uptick in superlative software. Nothing against our game of the year Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, an excellent ending to perhaps the all-time best series for Sony consoles, but we are still awaiting the explosion of great games that was supposed to come with the next generation of console hardware.
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