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The 25 Best Video Games Released In The Last Decade
Well, you know, this is just like uh, our opinion, man.
25. Super Mario Odyssey
Despite being different to traditional Mario titles, Super Mario Odyssey is up there with the best of them in terms of fun. The game's design is a masterpiece that gets you excited to explore kingdoms and find resources, and we're hoping we occasionally get more Mario games like this in the future. | © Nintendo
24. Valorant
Valorant stands out from the crowd of competitive shooters for its vibrancy and its wonderful roster of characters. It's basically CS for people who like anime. | © Riot Games
23. Genshin Impact
Genshin Impact is one of the best gacha games out there, with awesome designs and a deep story behind every character. It suffers from long dialogue quests, but its story is amazing. | © miHoYo
22. Stardew Valley
As an indie game developed almost entirely by one person, Stardew Valley has revolutionized the farming simulation genre. It combines agriculture, exploration, and social interaction in a charming pixel world. | © ConcernedApe
21. Call of Duty: Warzone
Warzone was the lockdown game, and saw incredibly success during those times. It struggled in the years that followed, but nevertheless introduced great ideas to the Battle Royale genre, like the loadout system, and Resurgence. | © Infinity Ward
20. Counter-Strike 2
Despite the initial hate, Counter-Strike 2 is the best competitive shooter on the market. It's CS:GO, but with significant quality-of-life improvements. | © Valve Corporation
19. Ghost of Tsushima
Ghost of Tsushima is not revolutionary, but it is a well-polished game with more than enough content to justify the price. It boasts stunning visuals in every scene and features some of the best combat in non-Souls games. | © Sucker Punch Productions
18. Detroit: Become Human
Detroit: Become Human is a hidden masterpiece with one of the greatest stories ever explored in video games, featuring lots of choices and endings. Its graphics are insanely good, and the gameplay is wonderful! | © Quantic Dream
17. Outer Wilds
Outer Wilds is a one-of-a-kind exploration game where you can progress through knowledge rather than typical mechanics. It has an open-ended design and a stunning universe that creates an unforgettable discovery experience. | © Mobius Digital
16. Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is an exceptional game with a fantastic, challenging yet rewarding combat system. But yeah, you will struggle at the beginning. | © FromSoftware
15. Portal 2
Portal 2 is my favorite game from the last decade for many reasons, including the voice acting, the dialogue system, and the memories of co-op. Valve clearly prioritized quality over quantity here, and cut content to just 7 brilliant hours. | © Valve Corporation
14. Apex Legends
Apex Legends is based on the Titanfall series, and brought the best features from those games into the battle royale genre. The game is beautifully balanced, easy to learn, and hard to master. | © Respawn Entertainment
13. Among Us
Among Us is a social deduction game, but one of the few were being "innocent" doesn't suck. You always have some things to do to control the outcome, even when you're dead. | © InnerSloth LLC
12. Fortnite
Like PUBG, Fortnite is one of the pioneers in the battle royale genre. Epic Games managed to build a successful free-to-play model with a compelling visual style, nice shooting mechanics, and endless collaborations. | © Epic Games
11. PUBG
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds laid the ground for the battle royale genre, popularizing the core concept and mechanics of the genre. It also had everything you could expect from a realistic shooter. | © Krafton
10. Hearthstone
Hearthstone brought collectible card games from real-life boards to the virtual world. It significantly simplified the mechanics of classic board games while maintaining strategic depth that appeals to both casual and competitive players. | © Blizzard Entertainment
9. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Playing The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt feels like watching a movie, thanks to stunning visuals, well-developed characters, and a clever dialogue system. It also has many different possible outcomes, which massively extends the game's playability over time. | © CD Projekt
8. Bloodborne
Bloodborne has everything fans ever wanted from FromSoftware. It's fast and fresh, and emphasizes offensively-focused combat, delivering players the satisfaction of overcoming something that feels hopeless. | © FromSoftware
7. God of War
God of War is an ideal narrative-driven game, so if you expect it to be a Souls-like, you'll be hugely disappointed. Problem-solving is the most difficult part of the game. | © SIE Santa Monica Studio
6. Elden Ring
Elden Ring merged everything people love about FromSoft games with the ever-popular open world RPG genre, and wow does it work. Elden Ring has effectively earned FromSoft universal trust for a long time. | © FromSoftware
5. The Last of Us II
The whole point of The Last of Us II is to make you consider the story of the original title from a different angle. The climatic fight symbolizes this change in perspective masterfully. And while for some the game's core concept of forgiveness won't land, most can still appreciate the artistic intent. | © Naughty Dog
4. Alan Wake 2
Alan Wake 2 is an extremely satisfying experience and one of the best AAA games you can play. Remedy put their heart and soul into everything; storytelling, animation, music, it's all perfect. | © Remedy Entertainment
3. Red Dead Redemption 2
Red Dead Redemption 2 is the best cowboy game we've ever had, and it will probably remain so for decades and decades to come. The story is fantastic, the open-world is a joy to explore, and Rockstar's humor is just as enjoyable here as on the streets of Los Santos. Multiplayer was a let-down, but we can forgive it that one sin. | © Rockstar Games
2. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
Breath of the Wild is a gorgeous game that revitalized the Zelda franchise and breathed new life into the open world RPG genre. It has beautiful music, interesting puzzles, and great characters. | © Nintendo
1. Baldur's Gate III
Baldur's Gate III is undoubtedly one of the best games ever made. It's excellent in almost every way, but is most famous for its flexible storytelling, which gives players a feeling of genuine autonomy in the world, and the companions, whose relationships feel real and important. The game is close to perfect, and has "ruined" many gamers, who can no longer return to other titles. | © Larian Studios
Celebrating the best video games the last decade has to offer.
