What is a Game Hub on My Favourite Game?

A Game Hub is the per-title page for a single game on My Favourite Game. It brings together our long-form review, lore explainers, build theorycrafting, route guides, patch coverage and reader discussion for that one title, all in one place. We currently maintain 2,400+ active hubs.

How do I find a specific game in the archive?

Use the A–Z letter rail above the mosaic to jump straight to titles beginning with a given letter, or browse by genre cluster — RPG, Souls, FPS, MOBA, Indie, Retro and Esports — to find the relevant hub quickly.

How often are Game Hubs updated?

Hubs are living pages. We update them with new lore entries, build revisions, route guides and patch-note coverage whenever a tracked title receives major content or balance changes, and we add new hubs for newly released titles every week.

Can I request coverage of a game that doesn't have a hub yet?

Yes — readers can submit title requests through our community channels. We review requests against our coverage roadmap and add new hubs regularly, with 312 games covered across review, preview and long-form formats in 2024.

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The Archive

Game Hubs.

A browsable A–Z of 2,400+ per-title pages — reviews, lore, builds and routes for the games you can't stop thinking about. This is where you start digging into a title.

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Anatomy of a Hub

What you'll find on every Game Hub page.

Each hub is a living editorial spread for one title — built and maintained by the team behind our 2,800-word reviews, and referenced by 73% of readers as more trustworthy than major outlets. Here is how the page is put together.

01
The Review

A long-form verdict scored against our 41-point rubric. Every reviewed game is played for a minimum of 25 hours by at least two staff members before publication — a policy we publish openly on our Editorial Standards page.
02
Lore & World Files

Codex entries, timeline breakdowns and reading-order explainers that treat in-game fiction with the seriousness a setting deserves. Cited across university journalism programmes as a reference for the genre.
03
Builds & Theorycraft

Tested loadouts, stat breakpoints and rotation notes — written by writers who actually push the build to endgame, not from the patch-note summary.
04
Routes, Guides & Community

Step-by-step walkthroughs, boss strategies and reader discussion threaded into a 32,000-member Discord with dedicated channels for 180+ tracked titles.

Browse by Genre

Seven tracked clusters. Pick a lane.

Our 14-person editorial team maintains these directories by hand. Each cluster lists every active hub in the genre, sortable by release window, score or update recency.

Can't see your genre? Browse the full A–Z archive — 2,400+ hubs and counting.

The Archive

Skip straight to a title.

For readers who already know what they're hunting: jump the alphabet and land on a hub within a click. No scrolling through genre lists, no algorithm to wrestle — just the title, in order, A to Z across 2,400+ active pages.

Representative Slice

A cross-section of the archive.

Twelve tiles pulled from across the 2,400+ active hubs — a mix of genre, release year and scale, chosen to show what a My Favourite Game hub page actually contains: reviews, lore, builds, route notes and the community thread running beneath it all.

Key art for a flagship dark fantasy RPG hub

Flagship · RPG

The Lands Between, six years on: a working reader's compendium

A 12,000-word living hub — every region walkthrough, every weapon tier list, every DLC note, kept current by three staff writers.

CRPG · Lore-heavy

Build theory, act-by-act: every party that clears the city

Hub artwork for a narrative detective RPG

Narrative · RPG

The full casebook: every thought cabinet, every skill check

Indie · Metroidvania

Every charm, every bench, every hidden boss on the map

FPS · Competitive

Map call-outs, economy rounds and the 25-hour review

Retro · JRPG

A reader-maintained walkthrough from the 1994 launch code, kept current 30 years on

Indie · Cozy

Crop rotations, villager arcs and the post-100-hour review

Soulslike · Action

Every boss, every weapon art, every grave to revisit

MOBA · Strategy

Patch-by-patch tier lists, lane theory and the meta archive

Retro · Platformer

A speedrun-friendly route guide from the first frame to the credits

Esports

Pro scene coverage, roster moves and the reader-verified tier list

2024 · Recent release

72-hour impressions, embargoed preview and the long review

See the full archive of 2,400+ hubs →

By the Numbers

The archive's scale, kept honest.

We'd rather show the work than the brag. Every figure below is a verifiable, recent measurement of how the editorial team builds and maintains this title-by-title archive — readers told us in our 2024 survey (n = 11,420) that these were the numbers they wanted to see.

2,400+

Active game hub pages maintained by a 14-person editorial team across the UK, EU and North America — the largest title-by-title archive run by an independent UK publication.
312

Games covered across review, preview and long-form formats in 2024 — a 28% increase on the previous year's output.
25 hrs

Minimum playtime before any reviewed game is published, with at least two staff members working through it independently — part of our public editorial standards.
11 AAA · 38 indie

Publishers trusted us with embargoed preview coverage in 2024 alone, drawing on the team's combined 96 years of games-journalism experience.

Read our editorial standards → · See the reader-voted Favourite Game of the Year awards →