Welcome to another edition weekly addition of the VGChartz Ranking Game. 

All you have to do is put what score you think the game below deserves, and write a brief explanation as to why it deserves that score, hell you can even just write your opinion of the game and not add a score if you want to.

Voting is open for a 1 week period, after 1 week I will count up all the scores and get the average of the game. 

Rules

1. You had to have played at least enough of the game to form an honest opinion about it

2. If you score a game over or under 4 points of what it's at on Metacritic you must go into great detail for your review.

3. If you put more than 1 score per thread none of your scores will be counted.

4. A game must have at least 10 people that gave it a score to be counted.

5. Users with less than 50 posts cannot participate unless they have been a member on this site for more than a year.

Last game was Gears of War 3 and it got a 8.99

Highest score was 9.8, lowest was 7

Vgchartz score -- 8.83  / GamrReview score -- 9.5 / Metacritic score -- 94

VGChartz Top 15

Next game: Battlefield 3, Forza 4? Name some more!

To view a list of all games from every game ranking thread click here.

Thanks to Blacksaber for the awesome ranking game logo and thanks to everyone who participate(s/d).

Unfortunately I haven't played this game either. But surely you'll be able to give a review when we do Forza 4 eventually?

I think you are focusing on games that have been released way too recently. You need to push things back like Infamous 2, or something. 

Tagged for tomorrow.

4 months is more than enough time. Any longer then that and people won't be inclined to review. In fact between 2-3 months is the best time.

There were some parts of the story that made no sense--mainly the setting but once you overlook that, you have the single best game of 2011. Yeah, I'd buy Skyward Sword before I buy this game but that's a personal preference. Arkham City delivers in every way. Graphics, gameplay, immersion, story, and even the sense of satisfaction at the end. I'm a little burned out so I won't do a big write up. Just look at my gamertag on Xbox.com (my name is d21lewis). You'll see I beat the game. Count my score, dammit.

9.75/---ah, fuck it. 10/10

Pros:

Best combat in any video game.
Great freedom in choosing how to approach a battle.
Plenty of side missions.
Fun challenge modes & riddler puzzles after you beat the game.
One of the Few games that I actually enjoyed trying to 100% complete.
Story was engaging.
Stealth was great.
NG+ was great.
Tons of content. With Story mode, NG+, Side Missions, Challenges, & Riddler puzzles, I've put in well over 50 hours of playing time.

Cons

Load times aren't long but they are annoying when you die on a certain level multiple times

Score is 9.6/10

9.9/10

Arkham Asylum was a game that seemingly came out of nowhere in the sense that it's a superhero game that was actually good. With Arkham City, Rocksteady took everything great about AA and made it better, specifically through the fact that Batman's gliding ability was only ever briefly used in AA, yet in AC you could traverse the length of the city without ever touching the ground, and that was an important addition to a franchise that wants you to become Batman.

The combat was as simple and as satisfying as it was previously, with a few new moves added in to keep things feeling fresh, and there was a good selection of new gadgets to play with as well. The boss fights were also greatly improved over AA, with no Killer Croc style disappointments (I'm avoiding naming my favourite for spoiler reasons).

It wasn't a short game by modern standards (I think I completed it in around 15 hours), where there are many games that clock in at well under 10 hours, but I still felt that it could maybe have had a few hours added to the story to flesh things out a bit more, rather than having over 400 Riddler challenges to solve as a means to extend the game. My only other complaint is that you can't jump from the top of Wonder Tower and glide all the way down to the city, which was probably a design decision based on it not being a true open world game, but that is me being incredibly picky.

It's my choice for GOTY and also for favourite 'new' franchise of the generation, even though it's obviously based on a character that's been around for decades.

Haven't played this game yet. You should do Halo CEA or red dead! Or better yet, Turok:Evolution!

Lately I'm starting to wonder if you like anything at all.