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97 Sports games reviewed and scored, best first.
97 reviews
Solo-developed jockey racing sim Full Stride nails the feel of piloting a thoroughbred through a race, but a launch with no tutorial, broken keyboard controls, and thin content around the core loop leaves it feeling more like early access than a finished "1.0" at its asking price.
5.5 / 10
Plan the battle, then watch it unfold Gladiator Fights strips combat down to its planning phase: place your fighters and defenders across a compact, hazard-laden arena, allocate li
5.5 / 10
A pick-up-and-play wrestling booking sim beloved enough that some fans have logged tens of thousands of hours, undercut by a confirmed lack of developer support since shortly after its June 2024 Steam launch and a risky reliance on an online content server that reviewers report has already gone down at least once.
5.5 / 10
A lacrosse simulation from small studio Crosse Studios, billed as the first playable lacrosse game in roughly a decade, with motion-capture animation and console-to-PC cross-play, Positive across 16 English reviews for fluid core gameplay and a genuinely responsive developer — with a widely repeated complaint that its $53.49 asking price outstrips a still-rough, feature-light package.
5.5 / 10
A genuinely fresh management-sim concept — running a gladiator club up through Rome's divisions — undercut by combat AI its own players call the game's worst feature, wildly inconsistent difficulty, and a launch price several found too steep, all set against one of the most relentless Early Access patch cadences this library has documented.
5.5 / 10
A 9-hole physics mini golf course with a hole-select thumbnail grid -- drag from the ball to aim and putt through walls, sand, and moving obstacles.
5.5 / 10
An online-only 3v3 arcade streetball game with NBA licensing, praised by many reviewers for a genuinely fun, skill-based core loop but criticized heavily for launching with no single-player or practice mode, no local co-op, no voice chat, and a premium price tag for what several reviewers describe as thin, always-online content.
5.5 / 10
The long-running cycling management sim returns with a rebuilt season planner and detailed simulation upgrades, but a divisive automated scheduling system and years-old AI quirks leave the peloton's veterans frustrated.
5.5 / 10
A free MMO racer with a genuine lineage back to 2006, relaunched on Steam in 2019 — reviewed for what a new player actually finds when they arrive, including how few of them there currently are.
5.5 / 10
Better physics, wrapped around a shrinking game RIDE 6 is the latest entry in Milestone's long-running motorcycle racing series, built around a new "RideFest" festiva
5.5 / 10
Answering the Phone, Haggling Over the Price, Building a Five-a-Side Empire Pitchside Empire is a free-to-play business sim from solo-flavored studio Bombastik Studio that starts a
5.4 / 10
A catastrophically incomplete 2023 launch that devastated long-time Blood Bowl 2 fans has genuinely improved on the technical side according to more recent reviews, but a persistent, heavily-corroborated complaint about teams being locked behind premium currency, a battle pass and seasonal releases — rather than available at launch — kept the negative sample nearly as high in 2025 as it was at launch.
5 / 10
A genuinely fresh football management concept that puts players in charge of an entire host city's logistics rather than the match itself, undermined by a broken, progression-blocking tutorial many reviewers say prevented them from playing the game at all, alongside specific bugs and performance complaints that sit oddly against its premium price.
5 / 10
College football finally lands on PC after decades away, and the on-field product is the best it's been in years — but a launch-week decision to bolt microtransactions onto offline single-player modes, plus a rocky PC port riddled with crashes and softlocks, turned what should have been a triumphant return into one of the year's most contentious sports releases.
5 / 10
A contentious, decade-later sequel to a beloved multiplayer racing-platformer that a large and vocal share of longtime fans describe as a genuine downgrade in movement feel, visual clarity and content volume, sitting alongside a smaller but real core of players who find the new wall-jumping tech and updated presentation genuinely additive, with specific, well-corroborated complaints about netcode, matchmaking with friends, and one detailed reviewer's unverified suspicion that campaign text reads as AI-generated.
5 / 10
A cozy multiplayer mini-golf party game with beloved goofy cart physics, let down by a divisive swing mechanic, a broken emote camera, and hole-by-hole loading screens that contradict its 'explorable courses' pitch.
4.7 / 10
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An Ambitious Bird Game With a Rough Early Access Landing Bird Brigade lets you become a bird — one of over thirty species drawn from a DNA-breeding system capable of producing near
4.5 / 10
A visually stunning but heavily stripped-down sequel to the beloved Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions, widely criticised by longtime fans for removing custom team creation, Dream Team mode, tournament customisation, player stats and mid-match substitutions, compounded by a Steam Deck and Proton-blocking anti-cheat system, thin single-player content skewed toward online play, and outdated technical presentation for a full-priced 2026 release.
4.5 / 10
The Sims meets FIFA, with real growing pains Football Life Simulator pitches a genuinely appealing hybrid: live out a professional footballer's career both on the pitch and off
4.5 / 10
A free-to-play, cross-platform football game chasing the FIFA/FC audience with faster, more responsive core gameplay, undercut by widespread pay-to-win complaints, brain-dead AI teammates, and balance patches that have left its review base Mostly Negative.
4.5 / 10
Retail sim, with cigarettes instead of clothes Tobacco Shop Simulator drops you behind the counter of a small tobacco and vape retailer: sign supplier contracts, stock shelves, pri
4.5 / 10
A cursed frontier, defended with bubbles Canyon of Outlaws puts players in the boots of a wild west sheriff blasting through a cursed frontier, and it wastes no time establishing e
4 / 10
A MOBA-flavoured esports management sim that lets players draft, staff, and coach a team through full seasons, undercut by a shallow draft phase, a bare-bones match presentation, and missing tutorials that most of its small early review sample describes as leaving the game feeling unfinished.
4 / 10
The latest annual Madden entry pairs a franchise mode multiple long-time players call genuinely improved with a rough, server-dependent launch, aggressive single-player microtransactions, and specific, widely reported gameplay-breaking bugs that a large share of its own veteran audience says make this one of the worst entries in years.
3.5 / 10
