Countdown: The Top 100 Best Games of All Time (According to You)

TopMob readers voted to create a list of the 100 best video games ever made. Throughout articles on the site, readers chose between two popular games to help determine the rankings. We finalized the first 20 games after counting 500,000 votes, then the next 20 after 600,000, and continued this process until we reached 1 million votes and completed the top 20.

Every Wednesday, we’ll publish the rankings in groups of 20 games. Come back to find out how your favorite games placed on the Top 100 List!

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100. Silent Hill 3

• Platforms: PS2, PC
• Year: 2003
• Developer: Team Silent
• Publisher: Konami

Silent Hill 3 directly continues the story of the first Silent Hill game, following 17-year-old Heather Mason as she encounters terrifying creatures within the disturbing town of Silent Hill. Widely considered one of the most frightening games for the PlayStation 2, Silent Hill 3 is essential playing for fans of the survival-horror genre.

99. Counter-Strike 2

• Platform: PC
• Year: 2023
• Developer: Valve
• Publisher: Valve

Counter-Strike 2 is the updated version of the hugely popular game, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. It features significant technical and visual upgrades, revamped maps, and improved shooting mechanics. As one of the most played games on Steam, Counter-Strike 2 attracts millions of players daily.

98. Counter-Strike

• Platform: PC, Xbox
• Year: 2000
• Developer: Valve
• Publisher: Sierra Software

Man, the original Counter-Strike totally changed the game for tactical shooters. It started as just a mod for Half-Life, but the multiplayer was so intense and addictive. It quickly became the game to play and honestly, it set the standard for so many FPS games that came after, including all the Counter-Strike sequels.

97. Super Metroid

• Platform: SNES
• Year: 1994
• Developers: Nintendo R&D1, Intelligent Systems
• Publisher: Nintendo

Super Metroid is a hugely important game, and its impact can still be seen in many games today. It really established the core ideas of the “Metroidvania” genre, where you play as Samus Aran and gain new powers that let you reach previously inaccessible areas of a large, alien world.

96. Forza Horizon 5

• Platforms: PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS5
• Year: 2021
• Developer: Playground Games
• Publisher: Xbox Game Studios

Forza Horizon 5 is widely considered one of the greatest racing games of all time. Set in a stunningly beautiful and expansive open-world Mexico, it’s a joy to drive around and offers a huge variety of things to do.

95. Chrono Trigger

• Platforms: SNES, PS1, Nintendo DS, Mobile, PC
• Year: 1995
• Developer: Square
• Publisher: Square

Widely considered one of the greatest role-playing games of all time, Chrono Trigger is a time-traveling story created by a team of Japanese gaming legends. The team included Hironobu Sakaguchi, the creator of Final Fantasy, and Yuji Horii, who created Dragon Quest. Add to that a memorable soundtrack and character designs by Akira Toriyama – famous for Dragon Ball – and you’ve got all the ingredients for a true classic.

94. Dragon Age: Inquisition

• Platforms: PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One
• Year: 2014
• Developer: BioWare
• Publisher: Electronic Arts

BioWare’s Dragon Age: Inquisition, the first game to win Game of the Year at The Game Awards, is a massive action role-playing game. Players can explore large, open areas and encounter a cast of unforgettable characters. Like other BioWare games, your choices really matter, impacting the story and how you interact with others, which makes the game highly replayable.

93. GoldenEye 007

• Platform: Nintendo 64
• Year: 1997
• Developer: Rare
• Publisher: Nintendo

Widely considered the greatest video game adaptation of a movie, GoldenEye 007 is a beloved classic from the 1990s and a landmark first-person shooter for consoles. While it features an exciting single-player campaign based on the James Bond film, its most memorable aspect is the four-player split-screen multiplayer. Players can compete as iconic heroes and villains from the James Bond universe on famous maps like Facility, Bunker, and Temple.

92. Undertale

• Platform: PC, PS4, PS Vita, Switch, Xbox One
• Year: 2015
• Developer: Toby Fox
• Publishers: Toby Fox, 8-4

Toby Fox’s Undertale is a truly exceptional game. The music alone makes it a must-play, but it’s also supported by a fantastic story and a uniquely clever battle system. Unlike most RPGs, you can choose to fight enemies or show them mercy.

91. It Takes Two

• Platforms: PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch
• Year: 2021
• Developer: Hazelight Studios
• Publisher: Electronic Arts

Josef Fares and Hazelight Studios are known for creating games designed specifically for cooperative play. Their game, It Takes Two, is considered by many to be their best work. It features a couple, Cody and May, who are magically turned into dolls. They must learn to put aside their problems and work together to return to normal, leading to a fun and memorable co-op adventure that’s quickly become a classic.

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90. Hitman: Absolution

• Platforms: PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Mobile, Switch, Switch 2
• Year: 2012
• Developer: IO Interactive
• Publisher: Square Enix

Although some longtime fans of the Hitman series prefer the more open-ended games, Hitman: Absolution is still a worthwhile experience. It’s a more straightforward take on the classic stealth gameplay, and while it made some changes that weren’t universally loved, it still delivers the core Hitman experience players enjoy.

89. Hitman: Blood Money

• Platforms: PC, PS2, Xbox, Xbox 360, PS3, PS4, Xbox One, Mobile, Switch
• Year: 2006
• Developer: IO Interactive
• Publisher: Eidos Interactive

In Hitman: Blood Money, players control the highly skilled assassin Agent 47 at his peak. Released to critical acclaim, Blood Money offered Hitman fans unprecedented freedom in how they completed missions, resulting in some of the most thrilling experiences in the series. With enhancements throughout, Blood Money is considered the definitive classic Hitman game.

88. Final Fantasy 9

• Platforms: PS1, Mobile, PC, PS4, Switch, Xbox One
• Year: 2000
• Developer: Square
• Publisher: Square

As a huge fan of the original PlayStation Final Fantasy games, I always get into discussions about which one is the best. For me, and a lot of other people, it’s Final Fantasy 9. After Final Fantasy 7 and 8 went in more futuristic directions, 9 felt like a warm, nostalgic return to classic fantasy – it really felt like the game was celebrating everything that made Final Fantasy great. But even though it pays tribute to the series’ history, it’s also an incredible JRPG that stands perfectly on its own.

87. Alan Wake 2

• Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X
• Year: 2023
• Developer: Remedy Entertainment
• Publisher: Epic Games Publishing

The first Alan Wake game drew inspiration from Stephen King and Twin Peaks, but it only touched on horror. Alan Wake 2 dives headfirst into the genre, telling the story of Alan Wake trapped in a terrifying alternate dimension called The Dark Place, while FBI agent Saga Anderson investigates a series of strange killings. The game is consistently frightening, yet surprisingly includes moments with full-on musical performances.

86. Astro Bot

• Platform: PS5
• Year: 2024
• Developer: Team Asobi
• Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment

Astro Bot is a delightful and incredibly engaging 3D platformer that expands on the worlds of Astro Bot Rescue Mission and Astro’s Playroom to deliver a truly exceptional adventure. It’s a fantastic platformer on its own, cleverly utilizing the unique features of the PlayStation 5’s DualSense controller. Plus, it includes almost 200 collectible bots designed after beloved PlayStation characters! Since its release, the game has been enhanced with free updates that have added even more fun and creative levels.

85. Tetris

• Platform: Game Boy
• Year: 1989
• Developer: Nintendo R&D1
• Publisher: Nintendo

Okay, so Tetris is just… the perfect puzzle game, honestly. It’s one of those games everyone knows, way more than most others. The gameplay is so simple – you just fit falling blocks together to make lines – but it’s totally addictive and never gets old. Seriously, there are so many different versions of Tetris out there now, but for me, and a lot of people, the original Game Boy version from 1989 is still the best. It’s a classic for a reason!

84. Max Payne

• Platform: PC, PS2, Xbox, Game Boy Advance, Mobile
• Year: 2001
• Developer: Remedy Entertainment
• Publisher: Gathering of Developers, Rockstar Games

Remedy Entertainment first gained recognition with Max Payne, a thrilling third-person shooter known for its fast-paced action and innovative use of slow-motion, inspired by The Matrix. The game’s gripping and surprising story will keep players hooked from start to finish.

83. Metroid Prime

• Platform: GameCube
• Year: 2002
• Developer: Retro Studios
• Publisher: Nintendo

Nintendo didn’t release a new Metroid game for the Nintendo 64, leaving fans waiting eight years for a sequel to Super Metroid. That wait paid off with Metroid Prime for the GameCube, which brilliantly reimagined the 2D exploration and action of Super Metroid as a first-person adventure.

82. Hades 2

• Platform: PC, Switch, Switch 2, PS5, Xbox Series X/S
• Year: 2025
• Developer: Supergiant Games
• Publisher: Supergiant Games

The original Hades is considered one of the greatest roguelike games ever made, so there were high hopes for Hades 2. Thankfully, the sequel delivered and exceeded expectations. It introduces new weapons, enemies, and a new main character, Melinoe, who players follow on her journey to defeat the titan Chronos.

81. Diablo 2

• Platform: PC
• Year: 2000
• Developer: Blizzard North
• Publisher: Blizzard Entertainment

Released three years after the first game, Diablo 2 built upon its predecessor with a more captivating story and diverse environments. It kept the elements that made the original Diablo so popular – tons of loot and endless monster battles, playable alone or with friends – but improved upon them in every way.

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80. Persona 5 Royal

• Platforms: PS4, PC, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
• Year: 2019 (Japan) / 2020 (Worldwide)
• Developer: P-Studio
• Publisher: Sega

The original Persona 5 is already considered a classic JRPG, so it’s no surprise that Persona 5 Royal is even more popular. Royal includes everything from the original game, plus a ton of new content like a new character, places to visit, and an extra semester to play. All these additions make Royal the best way to experience this JRPG masterpiece.

79. Final Fantasy 6

• Platforms: SNES, PS1, Game Boy Advance, Mobile, PC
• Year: 1994
• Developer: Square
• Publisher: Square

The Final Fantasy series became truly popular on the Super Nintendo, and many fans consider Final Fantasy 6 to be its best game from that era. It cleverly blends science fiction and traditional fantasy, with a captivating story and a fantastic group of characters – both heroes and villains, including the well-known Kefka.

78. Stardew Valley

• Platforms: PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PS Vita, Mobile, Switch 2
• Year: 2026
• Developer: ConcernedApe
• Publisher: ConcernedApe

Stardew Valley is a hugely popular and relaxing farming game that’s become a standout title in the indie gaming world. Players inherit a farm and work to restore it, growing crops and building relationships with the townspeople. You can also explore mines and even start a family! It’s incredibly addictive, and many players find themselves spending countless hours immersed in the game.

77. Hades

• Platforms: PC, Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Mobile
• Year: 2020
• Developer: Supergiant Games
• Publisher: Supergiant Games

As a huge fan of cozy games like Stardew Valley, I think Hades is the absolute best when it comes to fast-paced action roguelikes. You play as Zagreus, and the game is all about battling through tons of enemies, trying to reach his dad, Hades, and escape the underworld. Seriously, Hades just gets that ‘one more run’ feeling perfectly – once you start, it’s so hard to stop playing!

76. The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind

• Platforms: PC, Xbox
• Year: 2002
• Developer: Bethesda Game Studios
• Publisher: Bethesda Softworks

With The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind, Bethesda significantly expanded its fantasy series. The game was revolutionary for its incredible freedom, allowing players to explore a vast and detailed open world filled with compelling stories. It was also the first Elder Scrolls game released on consoles, setting the stage for the large-scale adventures that came after.

75. Doom

• Platforms: PC, 32X, Jaguar, SNES, PS1, 3DO, Saturn, Game Boy Advance, Xbox 360, Mobile, PS3, PS4, Xbox One, PS5, Xbox Series X/S
• Year: 1993
• Developer: id Software
• Publisher: id Software

Doom is a hugely important video game that practically defined the first-person shooter genre. It pioneered many features still common in games today, offering a thrilling single-player experience and a really enjoyable multiplayer mode. Its influence on gaming is massive and continues to be felt.

74. Gears of War

• Platforms: Xbox 360, PC
• Year: 2006
• Developer: Epic Games
• Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios

The first Gears of War game was a defining title for the Xbox 360, much like Halo: Combat Evolved was for the original Xbox. It was a thrilling, third-person shooter with a camera angle inspired by Resident Evil 4 and a groundbreaking cover system. Players could experience its intense, sci-fi story either alone or with a friend, both locally and online. The game’s strong multiplayer, alongside its epic campaign, cemented Gears of War‘s place as a true classic.

73. Devil May Cry

• Platform: PS2
• Year: 2001
• Developer: Capcom Production Studio 4
• Publisher: Capcom

Originally, Devil May Cry began as Capcom’s idea for a fourth Resident Evil game, but it eventually became its own unique series. The game follows Dante, a cocky hero who battles monsters and demons in dark, gothic settings. It’s widely considered one of the best original games on the PlayStation 2, and it’s easy to see why.

72. Silent Hill 2

• Platforms: PS2, PC, Xbox
• Year: 2001
• Developer: Team Silent
• Publisher: Konami

Silent Hill 2 is a deeply unsettling and frightening psychological horror game. It follows James Sunderland as he journeys to the strange town of Silent Hill after receiving a puzzling letter seemingly from his deceased wife. Building on the success of the original, Silent Hill 2 expertly blends classic puzzle-solving and exploration with a truly unforgettable narrative.

71. Shadow of the Colossus

• Platform: PS2
• Year: 2005
• Developer: Sony Computer Entertainment Japan
• Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment

Developed by the same team behind the acclaimed game Ico, Shadow of the Colossus is another stunning achievement. The game centers around defeating massive creatures called colossi, and each battle is a grand, challenging event that emphasizes skillful movement and clever puzzle-solving rather than simple fighting.

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70. BioShock Infinite

• Platforms: PC, PS3, Xbox 360
• Year: 2013
• Developer: Irrational Games
• Publisher: 2K

Moving from the eerie underwater city of Rapture to the airborne metropolis of Columbia, BioShock Infinite delivers a captivating story and the intense, action-packed shooting the series is known for. It’s a fantastic follow-up to the original BioShock and cemented Ken Levine’s reputation as one of the most talented game directors ever.

69. Silent Hill 2 (2024)

• Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S
• Year: 2024
• Developer Bloober Team
• Publisher: Konami

Bloober Team faced a huge challenge in remaking Silent Hill 2, but they didn’t just meet expectations – they surpassed them. The 2024 remake updates this beloved survival-horror game with impressive new graphics and a modern over-the-shoulder camera style, similar to the Resident Evil series. Remarkably, the remake stays true to the spirit of the original Silent Hill 2 while also delivering a fresh experience for today’s gamers.

68. Final Fantasy 10

• Platform: PS2
• Year: 2001
• Developer: Square
• Publisher: Square

Final Fantasy 10 was a stunning arrival on the PlayStation 2, showcasing a huge leap in graphics compared to earlier games. It continues the series’ tradition of captivating stories and unforgettable characters. Players quickly connect with Tidus, Yuna, Auron, and the rest of the cast, and their journey is one that stays with you long after the game ends.

67. Horizon Zero Dawn

• Platforms: PC, PS4
• Year: 2017
• Developer Guerrilla Games
• Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment

Following the conclusion of their intense sci-fi shooter series Killzone, Guerrilla Games switched gears dramatically with their next project. Horizon Zero Dawn is an open-world action game where you play as Aloy, navigating a beautiful but dangerous post-apocalyptic world filled with robotic creatures and hostile humans. As Aloy, players will unravel the mysteries of her origins while battling these machines and other threats. The game is visually stunning and features a vast world, offering hours of exploration and adventure.

66. Super Smash Bros. Melee

• Platform: GameCube
• Year: 2001
• Developer: HAL Laboratory
• Publisher: Nintendo

The first Super Smash Bros. game was a hit on the Nintendo 64, but Super Smash Bros. Melee is the game that truly made the series famous. Many consider it a must-have title for the GameCube. Melee boasts a huge selection of beloved Nintendo characters, stages, and items, letting players create chaotic and fun matches. With tons of replay value, it’s easily one of the best games to play with friends locally.

65. Half-Life

• Platforms: PC, PS2
• Year: 1998
• Developer: Valve
• Publisher: Sierra Studios

Valve’s debut game, Half-Life, is a groundbreaking first-person shooter known for its emphasis on exploring environments and solving challenging puzzles, alongside intense action. It sparked a huge number of fan-made modifications, with some even becoming successful game series themselves, solidifying Half-Life‘s place as a hugely influential title in video game history.

64. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe

• Platform: Switch
• Year: 2017
• Developer: Nintendo EAD, Nintendo EPD
• Publisher: Nintendo

The Wii U didn’t sell well, but Nintendo didn’t want its unique games to go to waste. They decided to release updated versions on the Switch, and the most successful of these was Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. This version of Mario Kart 8 kept the fun anti-gravity racing and all the content from the original Wii U game, plus added downloadable content and a brand new battle mode. It’s become one of the best-selling games of all time.

63. Super Mario Galaxy 2

• Platforms: Wii, Switch
• Year: 2010
• Developer: Nintendo EAD Tokyo
• Publisher: Nintendo

Following the success of Super Mario Galaxy, Super Mario Galaxy 2 builds on the original’s popular 3D platforming. It introduces fresh level designs, the return of Yoshi, and a greater level of difficulty for players aiming to fully complete the game.

62. The Last of Us Part 2

• Platform: PS4
• Year: 2020
• Developer: Naughty Dog
• Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment

The Last of Us Part 2 is a famously controversial game due to its daring story, but its gameplay is undeniably excellent. The combat is incredibly intense and realistic, combined with stunning graphics and animations that create a truly unique experience.

61. Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice

• Platforms: PC, PS4, Xbox One
• Year: 2019
• Developer: FromSoftware
• Publisher: Activision

Man, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is TOUGH. It’s one of those games from FromSoftware that really makes you work for it, but if you stick with it and actually learn how everything works, it’s SO worth it. The combat is brutally hard, but overcoming those challenges leads to some of the most amazing and rewarding boss fights I’ve ever experienced in a game.

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60. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past

• Platform: SNES
• Year: 1991 (1992 outside of Japan)
• Developer: Nintendo EAD
• Publisher: Nintendo

A significant leap forward from the original Legend of Zelda games on the NES, A Link to the Past is a large-scale action-adventure that set the standard for future games in the series. Widely considered one of the greatest games on the SNES, it represents 2D Zelda gameplay at its very best.

59. Portal 2

• Platforms: PC, PS3, Xbox 360, Switch
• Year: 2011
• Developer: Valve
• Publisher: Valve/Electronic Arts (PS3 and Xbox 360 versions)

After the massive success of the puzzle game Portal, Valve released its sequel, Portal 2. The sequel expanded on the original with a richer story mode and a cooperative multiplayer experience. Portal 2 is also known for having one of the most unforgettable endings in video game history, so it’s a must-play if you haven’t tried it yet.

58. God of War

• Platform: PS2
• Year: 2005
• Developer: Santa Monica Studio
• Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment

Man, I still remember the first God of War! It’s how I met Kratos, and he quickly became one of my all-time favorite characters in gaming. The game was just pure, brutal revenge – Kratos basically went on a rampage against all the Greek gods. And those Blades of Chaos? Seriously iconic. He used a bunch of other weapons too, but those blades were what really made it special.

57. Metal Gear Solid

• Platform: PS1, PC
• Year: 1998
• Developer: Konami Computer Entertainment Japan
• Publisher: Konami

When Metal Gear Solid launched on the original PlayStation, it was a revolutionary game. It successfully brought the stealth gameplay of the Metal Gear series into 3D and pioneered new techniques in video game cutscenes and storytelling, the effects of which are still felt today. The game established Hideo Kojima as a visionary game creator and set the stage for his future acclaimed titles.

56. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City

• Platforms: PS2, PC, Xbox, Mobile
• Year: 2002
• Developer: Rockstar North
• Publisher: Rockstar Games

Following the huge success of Grand Theft Auto 3, Rockstar Games released Grand Theft Auto: Vice City a year later. Vice City offers a new, expansive open world inspired by 1980s Miami, a protagonist named Tommy Vercetti who is fully voiced, and a captivating crime story that will keep you hooked.

55. God of War 2

• Platform: PS2
• Year: 2007
• Developer: Santa Monica Studio
• Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment

Released late in the PlayStation 2’s lifespan, God of War 2 built on the success of the first game in every way. It was even more expansive, offering players more weapons, a wider variety of enemies, and stunning new environments to discover, complete with challenging puzzles and epic boss battles.

54. BioShock

• Platforms: PC, Xbox 360, PS3, Mobile
• Year: 2007
• Developer: 2K Boston/2K Australia
• Publisher: 2K

In BioShock, you explore the underwater city of Rapture, battling enemies with both weapons and special abilities called Plasmids. However, it’s the game’s incredibly surprising and thought-provoking story – featuring one of the biggest twists ever seen in a video game – that truly makes it stand out.

53. Half-Life 2

• Platforms: PC, Xbox
• Year: 2004
• Developer: Valve
• Publisher: Valve/Electronic Arts (Xbox)

As a huge fan, I always wondered how they’d follow up Half-Life – a game everyone still talks about! And they absolutely nailed it with Half-Life 2. Seriously, the physics in this game were revolutionary. It wasn’t just eye candy, either – the way it impacted both fighting with the Gravity Gun and figuring out the puzzles was incredible. It really set Half-Life 2 apart from everything else out there.

52. Halo 3

• Platform: Xbox 360
• Year: 2007
• Developer: Bungie
• Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios

Bungie concluded the original Halo story with the hugely popular Halo 3. When it launched, Halo 3 boasted an incredibly comprehensive online multiplayer experience, and its captivating campaign could be enjoyed with a friend in split-screen or with up to four players in cooperative mode.

51. Dark Souls

• Platforms: PS3, Xbox 360, PC
• Year: 2011
• Developer: FromSoftware
• Publisher: Namco Bandai Games/FromSoftware

Building on the challenging foundation of Demon’s Souls, Dark Souls is a notoriously difficult action role-playing game where players must fight through incredibly tough challenges to succeed. The game features a rich, detailed world brimming with hidden secrets, memorable boss battles, and both competitive and cooperative online play. Dark Souls was highly influential, popularizing many of the elements now common in similar games.

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50. Fallout 4

• Platforms: PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch 2
• Year: 2015
• Developer: Bethesda Game Studios
• Publisher: Bethesda Softworks

The anticipation for Fallout 4 was enormous, and when the game finally launched, it largely delivered on the excitement. Fallout 4 offers a huge and detailed version of Boston and its surroundings to explore, filled with compelling characters, a captivating story, and many memorable moments that have made it one of Bethesda’s most beloved titles.

49. Final Fantasy 7

• Platforms: PS1, PC, Mobile, PS4, Switch, Xbox One
• Year: 1997
• Developer: Square
• Publisher: Square/Sony Computer Entertainment/Eidos Interactive/Square Enix

Following six core games on Nintendo systems, Square Enix took a risk by switching to the PlayStation 1, and it proved to be a smart move. Final Fantasy 7 became incredibly popular on the PS1, captivating players with its dramatic story, surprising twists, and immersive blend of science fiction and fantasy.

48. God of War 3

• Platform: PS3
• Year: 2010
• Developer: Santa Monica Studio
• Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment

As a huge fan, I remember being absolutely blown away by God of War 3. It was the perfect ending to the Greek saga, and honestly, it looked incredible on the PS3 – it was the best the series had ever looked! It just took everything we loved about the previous games and amplified it, really delivering the ultimate Kratos experience in that era.

47. Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End

• Platform: PS4
• Year: 2016
• Developer: Naughty Dog
• Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment

As a huge fan, I was so excited to see what Naughty Dog would do with Nathan Drake’s story on the PS4 after those amazing PS3 games. Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End really felt like a perfect send-off. Everyone agrees it’s got the best story and characters in the whole series, and honestly, the graphics were stunning and the gameplay was just incredible action-adventure at its finest.

46. Super Mario 64

• Platform: Nintendo 64
• Year: 1996
• Developer: Nintendo EAD
• Publisher: Nintendo

Super Mario 64 really defined how 3D games should be made. As one of the first games for the Nintendo 64, it went on to influence many other 3D platformers where you collect items, but very few reached the same level of quality as Nintendo’s classic.

45. Minecraft

• Platforms: PC, Mobile, Xbox 360, PS3, PS4, Xbox One, PS Vita, Wii U, Switch, New 3DS, PS5, Xbox Series X/S
• Year: 2011
• Developer: Mojang Studios
• Publisher: Mojang Studios

With over 350 million copies sold, Minecraft is the best-selling video game ever. It’s a popular sandbox game where players explore a huge world, gather resources, build structures, and craft items to survive and thrive. The game is constantly updated with new content and has become a massive multimedia franchise.

44. Fallout: New Vegas

• Platforms: PC, PS3, Xbox 360
• Year: 2010
• Developer: Obsidian Entertainment
• Publisher: Bethesda Softworks

As a huge Fallout fan, I was so excited when Bethesda reinvented the series with Fallout 3. They took that classic post-apocalyptic world and turned it into a first or third-person shooter, which was a game changer! Then, Obsidian came along and built on that with Fallout: New Vegas. It still had that same great gameplay from Fallout 3, but honestly, the writing and quests in New Vegas were some of the best I’ve ever seen in a Fallout game.

43. Marvel’s Spider-Man 2

• Platforms: PS5, PC
• Year: 2023
• Developer: Insomniac Games
• Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 builds upon the foundation of the 2018 game, and that’s a good thing! It really showcases the power of the PlayStation 5 with a stunningly detailed New York City and incredibly fun web-swinging. However, the most impressive part is the story, which is arguably one of the best Spider-Man narratives ever told.

42. Batman: Arkham Asylum

• Platforms: PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Switch
• Year: 2009
• Developer: Rocksteady Games
• Publisher: Eidos Interactive/Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment

As a huge Batman fan, I remember when Batman: Arkham Asylum came out and it totally blew me away. It really took a lot of inspiration from the classic Batman: The Animated Series, and at the time, it felt like the definitive Batman game. You play as Batman investigating the infamous Arkham Asylum, trying to stop the Joker’s latest scheme, and you’ll run into pretty much all of his most iconic enemies along the way. Everyone says it makes you feel like Batman while you’re playing, and honestly, it’s completely true!

41. Resident Evil 2 (2019)

• Platforms: PC, PS4, Xbox One, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch, Mobile
• Year: 2019
• Developer: Capcom
• Publisher: Capcom

Capcom’s remake of Resident Evil 2 was a remarkable achievement, improving upon a beloved and iconic survival-horror game. The remake revitalized Leon and Claire’s terrifying experience in Raccoon City with stunning new graphics and a camera perspective similar to Resident Evil 4. Its popularity sparked a wave of video game remakes, and Capcom continued this trend by releasing updated versions of Resident Evil 3: Nemesis and Resident Evil 4.

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