Live rankings, hot deals, and everything gaming across PS5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
Highest-rated titles across all platforms, updated live via RAWG.
The rankings below are pulled live from the RAWG database and ordered by Metacritic score, so they reflect critical consensus rather than what a publisher paid to promote this month. Use the platform tabs to narrow the list to hardware you actually own.
A word on how to read them. A 97 like Baldur's Gate III means near-universal acclaim across dozens of outlets, while anything in the high 80s is still an easy recommendation. Scores tend to run a few points higher on console than PC for the same game, usually because PC versions carry launch-week performance problems that reviewers mark down, which is exactly what happened to Halo: Campaign Evolved this month. If a game you want sits below 75, check whether the complaints are about the game itself or about a technical state that patches will fix.
Rankings are aggregated third-party data from RAWG, refreshed each time this page loads. Our own analysis lives in the blog and the Weekly Drop below.
Game data by RAWG.io
Best PC & console deals across Steam, Epic, GOG, Humble Bundle & more, refreshed live.
These are live PC game discounts tracked across more than 35 storefronts, including Steam, Epic, GOG, Humble Bundle, Fanatical, and GreenManGaming. Prices update continuously, so a deal that looks too good has usually just gone live rather than expired.
Two things worth knowing before you buy. First, the percentage shown is against the publisher's list price, not the lowest price a game has ever hit, so a 75% discount is not automatically a historic low. If a title has been out more than a year, it has often been cheaper before and will be again. Second, key resellers and authorised stores are not the same thing. Every store in this feed is an authorised retailer, which means your key is legitimate and supported, but it is worth checking whether a deal is for the base game or a bundle before checking out.
Deal pricing is aggregated third-party data from CheapShark and is not an offer to sell. Always confirm the final price at the retailer.
Deal data by CheapShark
Console prices, live sales, and the tech news that matters, in a fresh drop every Tuesday.
| System | MSRP | Heads-Up | Shop |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nintendo Switch 2 | $449.99 | Last month at this price, then it rises to $499.99 on Sept 1. Bundle with Mario Kart World, Donkey Kong Bananza, or Pokémon Pokopia saves up to $29.99 through Aug 31 | Check price → |
| Xbox Series X | $799.99 | Hike landed Aug 1, up $150 from $649.99. The 2TB Galaxy Black edition is discontinued | Check price → |
| Xbox Series S | $499.99 | Also up Aug 1. The 512GB rose $100, and the 1TB model now runs $599.99 | Check price → |
| PlayStation 5 Digital | $599.99 | Skip the disc drive, save $50 | Check price → |
| PlayStation 5 (Disc) | $649.99 | Now $150 cheaper than a Series X, the value pick for 4K disc gaming | Check price → |
| PlayStation 5 Pro | $899.99 | The 4K/120 flagship, and the steepest ticket in console gaming | Check price → |
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Metacritic and OpenCritic both aggregate scores, but they weight differently: OpenCritic excludes outlets it considers unreliable and shows a "% recommended" figure that is often more useful than the raw average. Go to IGN and GameSpot for video reviews, and Eurogamer when you want a critic who will argue with the consensus.
Polygon and Kotaku lean toward culture and industry reporting, The Verge covers the business and hardware angle, and PC Gamer is the one to read for anything GPU, storefront, or Steam related. Game Informer remains strong on long-form previews.
CheapShark powers our own live deals feed and is best for current PC prices. IsThereAnyDeal is the one to use when you want price history, because it shows whether today's discount is genuinely a low or just a routine sale. GOG is worth checking for DRM-free versions and regular free game giveaways.
r/Games is the more moderated, discussion-focused counterpart to the much larger r/gaming. ResetEra skews toward industry watchers and is usually first with analysis after an announcement. GameFAQs still has the deepest archive of player-written guides for older titles anywhere on the web.
Worth watching gameplay before you buy, particularly for performance-sensitive releases where a streamer on your exact platform will show you framerate problems no review screenshot will.
HowLongToBeat is the most practical of these: it tells you whether a game is a 12-hour campaign or a 90-hour commitment before you spend the money. TrueTrophies and TrueAchievements are the trophy and achievement trackers for PlayStation and Xbox respectively.
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GamECLicKs.com displays live top-rated games across PS5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, and PC, sourced from RAWG and ranked by Metacritic score. All-time leaders include Baldur's Gate III (97), The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (96), and Elden Ring (95). Use the platform filter tabs to narrow by your console or PC.
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