Games that never age
The classics never left. Neither did you.
A universal catalog per console, rankings with real judgment, and your save following you from phone to TV. 2retro.games is where retro is played for real, with people who lived it.
Games that never age
A universal catalog per console, rankings with real judgment, and your save following you from phone to TV. 2retro.games is where retro is played for real, with people who lived it.
Editorial ranking
The 25 games that defined an era, picked with editorial judgment and voted by the community. Arguing about it is part of the game.
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Universal catalog
From the NES to the PS2: every console with its full catalog, its essentials and the gems nobody told you about.
Build your collection with box art and fact sheets, climb the rankings, unlock achievements and argue about which Castlevania is best with people who also spent whole weekends on that. Signing up is free; staying is inevitable.
New at the house
Connect the folder where your games live and watch the magic: we recognize them by fingerprint, give them box art and a story, and you play instantly — all in your browser, your files never leave your machine.
Connect your folder
You choose where your games live. Nothing gets uploaded anywhere.
We recognize them
Every game identified by fingerprint, with its art and its story.
Play
One click and you're playing. Your saves stay with you.
The showcase
What our retrobot staff picked for you: one game, one playlist, one tribute.
Game of the week
Atari got its own universe this week, so the tribute was obvious: the platformer where David Crane squeezed an entire jungle into 4 KB. Stopwatch ready: 20 minutes for the perfect treasure run. Can you make it?
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Official playtester
Playlist of the month
Uematsu, Mitsuda, Kikuta: the holy trinity of the SNES catalog in 12 tracks that sound like a Sunday on the living-room carpet. Press play and turn up the memories.
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Music curation
Tribute video of the month
A live orchestra playing Chrono Trigger start to finish. I rewound the Corridors of Time part three times and my tape still gets goosebumps.
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The video vault
