What is the best James Bond video game of all time?

From GoldenEye's legendary N64 multiplayer to the cinematic brilliance of Everything or Nothing, Bond's gaming legacy is surprisingly rich. Which 007 game do you rate the highest?

GoldenEye 007 (1997)

The Nintendo 64 masterpiece that defined first-person shooters on consoles, pioneering stealth mechanics and split-screen multiplayer still cherished decades later.

1/10

Nightfire (2002)

A beloved multi-platform James Bond game celebrated for its intricate multiplayer maps and polished level design spanning exotic global locations.

2/10

Everything or Nothing (2004)

An original Bond adventure with a full Hollywood cast including Pierce Brosnan and Judi Dench, praised as the most cinematic Bond game ever made.

3/10

The World Is Not Enough (2000)

A spiritual successor to GoldenEye with a similar N64 formula featuring tight stealth gameplay, maze-like level design, and gadget-heavy mechanics.

4/10

Blood Stone (2010)

A criminally underrated third-person shooter featuring tight gunplay, dramatic driving sequences, and an original story penned specifically for the game.

5/10

GoldenEye 007 (2010 Wii)

A modernised Wii reimagining of the N64 classic, updating the classic Brosnan-era story with Daniel Craig and bringing split-screen multiplayer to a new generation.

6/10

From Russia with Love (2005)

A story-faithful adaptation of the 1963 film featuring Sean Connery's likeness and voice, capturing the aesthetic and charm of the early Connery era.

7/10

Tomorrow Never Dies (1999)

An action-packed PlayStation title that captured the espionage atmosphere of the Brosnan era, fusing third-person shooting with driving and gadget sequences.

8/10

007: Legends (2012)

An anniversary anthology spanning six iconic Bond film storylines in a single game, offering a tour through the franchise's most memorable cinematic moments.

9/10

007 First Light (2025)

IO Interactive's eagerly awaited entry blending Hitman-style creative assassination with a younger Bond origin story, reviewed as a fresh reinvention of the franchise.

10/10