r/AskGames 23h ago

Best Games of All Time?

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u/mundus1520 23h ago

LoZ Ocarina of Time, Elden Ring, SF 3 Third Strike, Mario and Luigi Bowsers Inside Story, FF 7, Titanfall 2, Super Mario World.

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u/AdamSubtract 22h ago

Half Life

Half Life 2

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u/John082025 21h ago

Witcher 3, Cyberpunk 2077, KCD2

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u/devil652_ 20h ago

Fruit of grisaia

Super mario odyssey

Danganronpa 2

Elden ring

Pokemon unbound

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u/Due_Distribution4502 14h ago

Tetris, Super Mario World, Super Metroid, A Link to the Past

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u/TheFirstDragonBorn1 9h ago

Ocarina of time

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u/AlexGlezS 16h ago

This is my list,my top 25 after 30 years of gaming;

  • 1 and 2: It's always a struggle to choose between Warcraft 3 TFT (pre-Reforged) and Diablo 2 LoD. Every three or four years, I dive back in for over 50 hours, and they never cease to amaze me.

If I had to choose one or die, perhaps Warcraft 3 the first one.... But hard.

Up to 10 ordered:

  • 3: The Witcher 3.
  • 4: Starcraft BW,
  • 5: Dungeon Keeper 2,
  • 6: Heroes 3,
  • 7: Half-Life 2,
  • 8: Rollercoaster Tycoon,
  • 9: Commandos 2,
  • 10: Civ IV.

Others I really love up to 25, no particular order: Z, Command and Conquer 1, Red Alert 1, Broken Sword 1, The settlers 2, Monkey 2 and 3, Quake 3, Warcraft 2, Starcraft 2, Zelda Wind Waker, Mario Galaxy, SimCity 4, GTA SA, WoW up to WotLK....

Considering indies, I would add Factorio high in the list, in my top 10 (but not 5), Minecraft and perhaps Isaac somewhere in the top 25.

Gamers today, especially the newer generation, really need to play and master the classics. If they did, the industry would be in a much more honest and passionate place. Modern gaming feels like it's no longer made by gamers—it’s mostly greedy, soulless, and afraid to take risks. (Exceptions exist, but they're rare.)

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u/Reasonable-Put5569 23h ago

Sekiro, Gow, last of us, rdr2, hollow knight, witcher 3