Top 20 most searched video games on adult websites in 2024

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For this list, we’ve rounded up the most searched video games on adult websites, based on the stats from the 2024 Year in Review of the most famous site of them all (you know the one). Fair warning: some of these entries are downright bizarre. And yes, we stuck to the top 20, so gems like Among Us didn’t make the cut (seriously, who’s searching for that? It was number 21!).

Don’t worry, though – you won’t find any images or NSFW content here. This is purely a gallery of information you probably wish you didn’t know… but here you are anyway. And if you were curious about which video games characters or movies are most searched on adult websites. Let’s dive into the rabbit hole together, shall we?

20. Baldur’s Gate 3

Oh, Baldur’s Gate 3. The RPG where dice rolls determine whether you can talk your way out of trouble or end up in a hilariously awkward romance scene. With its unprecedented level of character customization (yes, that customization) and an emphasis on relationships, it’s no wonder the game sparked some… creative interest. Whether it’s the campfire chats with companions or the sheer chaos of romancing a certain vampire, Baldur’s Gate 3 practically wrote its own fanfiction.

Players likely searched to relive the drama, the intimacy, and maybe – just maybe – to explore scenarios that Larian Studios didn’t program in. Because when a game gives you this much freedom, people are going to run with it. | © Larian Studios

19. Apex Legends

Surprised to see Apex Legends here? So are we. But apparently, where there are heroes with cool outfits, slick moves, and snappy one-liners, there’s imagination running wild. Maybe it’s the futuristic aesthetic, or perhaps it’s the dynamic personalities of the Legends themselves. After all, with a roster this charismatic, there’s bound to be a fanbase ready to, ahem, dig deeper into their favorite characters’ personal lives.

Sure, Respawn’s shooters are about battle royale action, but some fans clearly wondered what these characters are doing when they’re not fighting for glory. We’ll just leave it at that. | © Respawn Entertainment

18. Call of Duty

The Call of Duty franchise making this list proves that some gamers will never let go of their fascination with military chic. From intense firefights to gritty campaigns, the series doesn’t exactly scream "romantic escapism," but that hasn’t stopped fans from searching. Maybe it’s the allure of stoic soldiers, or maybe it’s just the result of way too much time in the barracks.

Of course, there’s no shortage of ruggedly handsome (or intimidatingly badass) characters to fixate on. But let’s be real – most of us just came here to win matches, not explore what happens when Price takes off his hat. Or did we? | © Activision

17. Skyrim

Skyrim was destined to make this list. It’s not just a game; it’s an entire world where you can be anyone, do anything, and, apparently, search for everything. With its open-world freedom and a modding community that takes “creative liberty” to another level, it’s no shock that Skyrim has remained a top fantasy playground.

From dragon-slaying warriors to suave Thieves Guild members, there’s a little something for everyone here. And let’s not even start on those NPCs who’ve been memed into oblivion (pun intended). Whatever the reason, fans are clearly still Fus-Ro-Dah-ing their way to very unique searches. | © Bethesda Game Studios

16. Final Fantasy

The Final Fantasy series is synonymous with epic adventures, breathtaking visuals, and characters that seem purpose-built to fuel imaginations. Whether it’s a brooding swordsman, a feisty princess, or a loyal chocobo, the series has been inspiring fanfiction and “alternative interpretations” for decades. In 2024, that trend shows no signs of stopping.

What makes Final Fantasy such a staple on this kind of list is its sheer variety. Every game introduces a new cast of heroes, villains, and supporting characters who somehow manage to be iconic and thirst-trap material. And if we’re being honest, those hyper-detailed cutscenes probably aren’t helping. | © Square Enix

15. Fallout

The Fallout series proves that even in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, romance isn’t dead – it’s just hiding under a pile of rubble. With its quirky companions, retro-futuristic charm, and dialogue trees that let you sweet-talk your way through the chaos, it’s no wonder fans are still fascinated. Whether you’re exploring the desolate Mojave or cozying up in Diamond City, Fallout offers endless opportunities to imagine what might happen between firefights.

And let’s not forget the mods, which have turned the Fallout series into an endless sandbox of, well, everything. Some players might be here for the heartfelt bond with Dogmeat, while others are looking to get to know the Brotherhood of Steel a little better. Either way, the series’ appeal clearly goes beyond just loot and radiation. | © Bethesda Game Studios

14. Street Fighter

You don’t need a PhD to figure out why Street Fighter made this list. A roster of iconic fighters with larger-than-life personalities (and physiques) has kept fans captivated for decades. Whether it’s Chun-Li’s legendary kicks, Ryu’s stoic charm, or Ken’s cocky grin, there’s no shortage of characters who’ve left a lasting impression – and apparently, sparked some very specific searches.

The series’ art style and flashy animations certainly don’t hurt its popularity in this department. Those character designs are practically begging to be fan favorites, both in and out of the ring. And honestly, if Capcom didn’t see this coming when designing Street Fighter 6, then they’ve underestimated their fanbase. | © Capcom

13. Atomic Heart

Oh, Atomic Heart. You showed up with your shiny, dystopian aesthetic, robot ballerinas, and unapologetically surreal world, and the internet just… ran with it. From the moment fans got their first glimpse of those unsettlingly alluring robot twins, it was all but inevitable that this game would spark a flurry of "off-the-clock" curiosity.

But Atomic Heart isn’t just about appearances – it’s also a wild, ambitious shooter with a story that raises more questions than it answers. Whether players are searching for lore explanations or, ahem, more “creative” reasons, this game has undeniably left its mark in more ways than one. | © Mundfish

12. Mortal Kombat

Let’s be real: the Mortal Kombat series has been walking the line between intense violence and over-the-top camp for decades, so it’s no surprise it landed on this list. Characters like Kitana, Scorpion, and Johnny Cage have become pop culture icons, with designs that practically scream “fan-service” – even when they’re ripping each other’s spines out.

Sure, Mortal Kombat is mostly about brutal fatalities and epic fights, but its colorful cast has always fueled fan curiosity. And let’s not forget those cinematic story modes that add layers of drama and intrigue to the chaos. Apparently, some fans just wanted to see what happens when the fighting stops (hint: still chaos). | © NetherRealm Studios

11. Cyberpunk 2077

From the moment Cyberpunk 2077 hit the scene, it was clear this game wasn’t shy about exploring human connection – physical, emotional, or digital. With its neon-soaked dystopia, customizable characters, and branching romances, it’s practically built to spark imagination. Let’s just say the character creator alone probably got a few people thinking outside the box.

The game’s mix of gritty storytelling and larger-than-life personalities has kept fans coming back for more. Whether it’s the mysterious allure of Johnny Silverhand or the irresistible charm of Panam and Judy, there’s plenty to keep players hooked. And honestly, when a game leans this hard into mature themes, it’s no surprise it ended up on this list. | © CD Projekt Red

10. Sims 4

Let’s be honest: The Sims 4 was practically made for this list. It’s the ultimate life simulation game, giving players full control over relationships, households, and, well, everything. With all the customization options and the infamous WooHoo mechanic, is it any surprise that players took their curiosity to other corners of the internet? Mods only amplify the game’s flexibility, making the possibilities as endless as your imagination – sometimes to hilariously ridiculous levels.

But hey, can you blame fans for wanting to see what their Sims get up to when you aren’t micromanaging their lives? It’s proof that The Sims 4 isn’t just a game; it’s a cultural phenomenon where fantasy and reality blur in ways we’re probably not supposed to talk about. | © Electronic Arts

9. Grand Theft Auto V (GTA 5)

If there’s one game that knows how to create buzz (and stir up controversy), it’s GTA 5. With its sprawling open world, a colorful cast of characters, and a penchant for pushing boundaries, this game has been turning heads since its release. It’s not hard to see why it landed here – between Trevor’s wild antics and Los Santos’ many seedy underbelly activities, GTA 5 practically encourages players to explore their most chaotic impulses.

But while most players are here to cause mayhem, a sizable portion seems to have wondered what happens when the guns are down, and the, ahem, nightlife begins. Rockstar might not have intended it, but GTA 5 keeps proving that gamers will find any way to go beyond the mission parameters. | © Rockstar Games

8. Valorant

When Valorant launched, it was all about competitive gameplay, sleek visuals, and tactical team-based combat. But as it turns out, the internet also saw something else: a cast of Agents with striking looks and unique personalities. From Jett’s feisty energy to Phoenix’s undeniable swagger, there’s no shortage of characters that have captured fans’ imaginations – and their search histories.

Let’s not forget that Valorant thrives on a devoted fanbase who love creating art, lore, and, evidently, content of all kinds. Maybe it’s the tension of the battlefield or the creative freedom of the community, but this tactical shooter seems to inspire more than just competitive strategies. | © Riot Games

7. League of Legends

If there’s one thing League of Legends knows how to do, it’s create memorable characters. With a roster of 169 champions, ranging from otherworldly creatures to badass warriors, this game practically overflows with personality. Fans have been obsessing over their favorites for years, so seeing League on this list is less surprising than a Teemo trap.

The sheer variety of champions gives players plenty of fuel for their imaginations, whether it’s Ahri’s charm, Miss Fortune’s swagger, or Sett’s brawler charisma. Riot’s gorgeous splash art and cinematic trailers certainly don’t help keep things platonic, and we can’t forget the community’s enthusiastic creative side. | © Riot Games

6. Resident Evil

When it comes to survival horror, Resident Evil is king – but apparently, fans aren’t just here for the zombies. The series’ iconic cast of characters, from Leon Kennedy to Jill Valentine, has captivated players for decades. And let’s not forget Lady Dimitrescu, who broke the internet in 2021 and hasn’t let go of our imaginations since.

Resident Evil balances its scares with intense drama and memorable personalities, which may explain why players can’t stop thinking about it – even when they’re off the clock. There’s just something about a high-stakes fight for survival that sparks the imagination in, let’s say, unexpected ways. | © Capcom

5. Minecraft

Oh, Minecraft. The game that’s supposed to be about building cozy houses, exploring blocky caves, and maybe taming a few wolves. Yet here it is, cracking the top 5 on this list, and we’re honestly a little uncomfortable. Is it the pixelated aesthetic? The endless creative freedom? Or did someone just take the phrase “anything is possible in Minecraft” way too literally?

Whatever the case, it’s clear that players aren’t just thinking about crafting diamond pickaxes. We’re not sure what’s more unsettling: that this is happening or that Minecraft is such a blank slate, it somehow makes sense. Mojang might want to pretend they didn’t see this, but the internet never forgets. | © Mojang Studios

4. Overwatch

Blizzard’s Overwatch has always been a fan favorite, and not just for its team-based shooter gameplay. With a cast of diverse, beautifully designed heroes, it was only a matter of time before the community’s creative impulses spilled over into other areas. Tracer’s cheeky personality, Widowmaker’s… well, everything, and Zenyatta’s enigmatic wisdom have all kept imaginations running wild since the game’s debut.

The cinematic trailers didn’t help either, with Blizzard practically serving up lore-rich soap operas starring the most attractive heroes imaginable. Let’s just say Overwatch has cemented its place in gaming history – for reasons both official and unofficial. | © Blizzard Entertainment

3. Pokémon

Alright, now this is where things get a little weird. Pokémon is about collecting adorable creatures, bonding with your team, and battling for glory. It’s not supposed to land on lists like this. Yet here we are, scratching our heads and wondering who decided that Pikachu’s wholesome world needed this kind of attention.

Sure, the human characters – like Professor Oak or Cynthia – might be appealing in their own way, but this is Pokémon! A series built on childhood nostalgia and cuteness! We can’t decide if this is a testament to fans’ devotion or just proof that some people need to touch grass (or maybe pet a Growlithe). Either way, it’s hard not to feel like we’ve crossed some unspoken line. | © Game Freak

2. Genshin Impact

With its anime-inspired art style, open-world exploration, and a cast of jaw-droppingly beautiful characters, Genshin Impact has been a fan-fueled phenomenon since day one. Whether it’s the mysterious elegance of Zhongli or the mischievous charm of Yae Miko, the game’s characters seem tailor-made to steal hearts – and dominate search histories.

The game’s stunning visuals and constant character updates keep fans invested, and let’s face it, the fan art and cosplays have probably inspired more than a few searches. But hey, at least Genshin Impact is upfront about its appeal – it’s practically a playable anime, and we all know how that fanbase rolls. | © miHoYo

1. Fortnite

And here we are: Fortnite, reigning supreme as the most searched video game on adult websites in 2024. This battle royale juggernaut has always been a cultural phenomenon, but seeing it in this context feels… odd. Maybe it’s the vibrant skins, the elaborate emotes, or the sheer meme potential of Fortnite’s wacky world. Or maybe it’s just that the game is so massive, its fanbase was statistically bound to land here.

From fish-headed avatars to the now-iconic banana skin, we’re not sure if this is a testament to creativity or just humanity’s collective weirdness. Either way, Fortnite has proven once again that it can conquer literally any corner of the internet – even the ones it probably shouldn’t. | © Epic Games