
GamesChart · sourced and dated
Every game, scored by 107M ratings.
Critics and players from 5 review sources, combined into one score for 3,236 games. Plus the drop rates and real costs behind the games you play.
GamesChart Score · ratings pulled 5 Nov 2026
The best games of all time
Averaged over multiple review sites, critics and players weighted equally.
Rank 1Score 91.3God of War
Santa Monica Studio · 2018
Rank 2Score 91.2Portal 2
Valve · 2011
Rank 3Score 91.0Baldur's Gate III
Larian Studios · 2023
Rank 4Score 90.8The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
CD Projekt RED · 2015
Rank 5Score 90.8Red Dead Redemption 2
Rockstar Games · 2018
Rank 6Score 90.4Hades
Supergiant Games · 2020
Rank 7Score 90.3Elden Ring
FromSoftware · 2022
Rank 8Score 90.2The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
Nintendo EPD Production Group No. 3 · 2017
Rank 9Score 90.2Super Mario Odyssey
Nintendo EPD Production Group No. 8 · 2017
Rank 10Score 89.5Undertale
tobyfox · 2015
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Week 45, 2026- 01Counter-Strike 21,402,441
- 02Dota 21,096,364
- 03Phantom Blade Zero823,104
- 04PUBG: Battlegrounds806,873
- 05Apex Legends238,375
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Pity calculator
How many pulls for a 90% chance?
Apex Legends: 7.4% per pull, guaranteed by pull 30. Put in any rate and see the real odds, with the maths shown.
Open the calculator- Average pulls
- 12
- For a 90% chance
- 30
Why trust the numbers
“Every figure has a source and a date. If a publisher doesn’t disclose it, we say so.”
Read the methodology- Disclosed rates
- 75
- UK prices
- 404
- Source pages
- 426
How we check a number
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From the publisher
Rates come only from the publisher’s own pages. Never fan wikis or data-mining.
- 02
Recorded as published
Each figure is stored exactly as listed, with the date we checked it.
- 03
Maths shown
Averages and chances are worked out from the rate, and re-checked every quarter.
Guides
The maths, explained
Plain-English explainers built on real disclosed rates and real UK prices.
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Answers before you pull
The short version of our methodology.
Where do the drop rates come from?
Only from the publisher itself: its website, support pages or official odds page. We never use fan wikis or data-mining, and every rate links to the page we read it on, with the date.
What does “pity” mean?
A guarantee: the item is certain by a set pull, for example pull 30. We only record one when the publisher states it, and our averages use it.
Why isn’t a big game on the chart?
The chart only includes games rated PEGI 12 or higher (or an equivalent 12+ rating, such as ESRB Teen), so games rated PEGI 3 or 7 are left out of it. Steam figures also leave out console players.
How often is the data checked?
Game pages and the drop-rate index are re-checked at least once a quarter, and whenever a publisher changes its rates. The chart is updated weekly.
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