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20. Rocket League
Rocket League combined beloved sports and vehicle games in one blend. It also has demonstrated the importance of cross-platform play, uniting players from PC and consoles. | © Psyonix
19. World of Tanks
World of Tanks has brought free-to-play tank warfare to a broad audience, blending historical accuracy with engaging, tactical gameplay. Wargaming also was one of the first to establish the concept of "game as service", regularly adding new relevant content to the game. | © Wargaming
18. Destiny
Destiny is a good pioneer that combined elements of first-person shooters with MMORPG-style features like character progression, online world, and cooperative gameplay. It also set a new standard for the integration of storytelling in shooters. | © Bungie
17. Stardew Valley
As an indie game developed almost entirely by one person, Stardew Valley has revolutionized the farming simulation genre. It combined agriculture, exploration, and social interaction in a charming pixel world. | © ConcernedApe
16. FIFA 12
FIFA 12 has introduced Player Impact Engine, redefining football simulator games for years ahead. It significantly enhanced player physics and collisions, making the sport simulator feel more realistic and immersive. | © EA Sports
15. Hearthstone
Hearthstone brought collectable 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
14. Pokémon GO
Using augmented reality technology, Pokémon GO helped millions of gamers worldwide to make new friends, strengthen bonds between family, and increase social interaction. | © Niantic
13. Batman: Arkham City
Bringing iconic comic characters to the gaming world, Batman: Arkham City has defined the superhero action genre. It also had fluid combat, an immersive world, and an engaging story. | © Rocksteady Studios
12. League of Legends
League of Legends has popularized a free-to-play model based on in-game purchases and cosmetics, which now has become a standard business model in the industry. | © Riot Games
11. Overwatch
Despite differences in gameplay, think of Overwatch as of predecessor of Valorant and similar games. It was the first to combine team-based shooting, vibrant characters, and fast-paced action. | © Blizzard Entertainment
10. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Playing The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt feels like watching a movie with stunning visuals, well-developed characters, and a clever dialogue system. It also has different possible outcomes that give Witcher endless playability. | © CD Projekt
9. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
Breath of the Wild is an absolutely gorgeous game that revitalized the Zelda franchise and open-world gaming experience overall. It has beautiful music, interesting puzzles, and great characters. | © Nintendo
8. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Releasing The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Bethesda Game Studios has shown the world what the freedom of choice in gaming stands for. Skyrim has set a new level of standards for RPG experiences. | © Bethesda Game Studios
7. Red Dead Redemption 2
Red Dead Redemption 2 is the best video game in a rich Western setting with giant landscapes and an incredible amount of attention to detail. | © Rockstar Games
6. 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 good colors, nice shooting mechanics, and endless collaborations with celebrities. | © Epic Games
5. The Last of Us
The Last of Us has brought a new level of attracting and engaging players throughout the game. It has elevated storytelling and brought a powerful narrative with deep character development. | © Naughty Dog
4. Grand Theft Auto V
Grand Theft Auto V set new standards for open-world games, combining the massive open-world, unbridled criminal action, and immersive story with funny humorous content. It also had a groundbreaking online multiplayer. | © Rockstar Games
3. PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds
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
2. Dark Souls
Dark Souls has popularized the Soulsborne genre and redefined modern action RPGs. It also significantly changed the perspective of difficulty level in video games, emphasizing challenging yet rewarding gameplay. | © Bandai Namco
1. Minecraft
Being the best-selling game of all time, Minecraft has revolutionized open-world sandbox gameplay, allowing players to construct virtually anything they imagine, from simple structures to cities and complex machines. | © Mojang Studios
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