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 Introduction

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Top 10 Games

1. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (Nintendo)
2. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
3. Red Dead Redemption 2
4. Minecraft
5. Among Us
6. Super Mario Odyssey
7. Over watch
8. Fortnight
9. Dark Souls III
10. Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Introduction

Just like the number of galaxies in those same space simulation games, gaming is vast and seemingly never-ending. All manner of storytelling, graphics and gameplay mechanic milestones gets broken with each passing year. The diversity in styles of games–from sprawling open-world adventures to intense multiplayer battlegrounds–and what might entertain these types is second only perhaps to the alphabet or numbers.

It is evident that video games are inescapable within our culture, the latter for better or before irrespective of whether you grew up playing them. Entertainment no longer describes a game, simply — sure they are fun but games have become rich experiences through which stories can be told and shared as well has even considered Art Sometimes. So in this article, we will be sharing those top 20 games that got a great response from gamers across the globe. The games cover a multitude of genres and platforms but the common thread is that they are some best video games still in existence.

1. The Legend of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild

The Legend of Zelda — Breath of the Wild is more than a game, it's an experience. Out for the Nintendo Switch in 2017, this massive open-world quest revolutionize how games design exploration and player liberty. Set in a gorgeous rendition of Hyrule, the game stars Link awakening from one long slumber to vanquish the great evil Calamity Gannon

What makes Breath of the Wild different is its focus on adventuring and finding things for oneself. Exploring the world and discovering secrets ranging from hidden shrines to powerful weapons. There is little to no hand-holding here, and as such the game allows itself to nudge back mileage of personal gaming experiences. The physics engine of the game would mean those fights were never quite the same twice.

2. The Witcher 

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a masterclass for those looking for superb storytelling and world-building. The 2015 RPG from CD Project Red tells the story of a monster hunter named Geralt of Rivia, who is attempting to locate his adopted daughter in a world that appears on the edge.

The best part of the game is its writing and character arcs. Multiple endings -Player actions in the game will trigger broader events, giving players multiple choices on how to approach different situations. The Witcher's world is a dark and gritty place where every decision matters. A game with such detailed environments, ethically challenging characters and visceral combat that "Witcher 3" sticks in the back of your mind even after you've cancelled play.

3. Red Dead Redemption 2

For the fourth best video game story experience in 2018, look no further than "Red Dead Redemption 2. Published in 2018 by Rockstar Games, this epic open-world adventure takes place at the end of the 19th century on the American frontier. The game is played from the perspective of Arthur Morgan, a Van der Linde gang member dealing with his crew's struggle in an increasingly uncertain world.

The game is a visual masterpiece, which you can check out in the most detailed and realistic worlds ever put to digital lifeforce. Yet what makes "Red Dead Redemption 2" special is its story. It is a story of loyalty, betrayal and redemption, with characters that are so well developed IMO they could be real. It includes a variety of different things to do such as hunting, fishing, bank robberies and dueling that make the game so immersive.

4. Minecraft

"Minecraft" is a phenomenon. First released by Mojang in 2011, the sandbox game has since become on of all time best setting video games. Minecraft attracted players by virtue of its simplicity; just drop into the blocky, procedurally generated world and start mining for resources, building structures with them or crafting tools to survive.

However, “Minecraft” is so much more than just a survival title. It’s a canvas for creativity. Players are able to connect with and build anything from simple houses to complex red stone contraptions That open-ended time sink has cultivated a healthy community of players who post their creations to the web. From building a scale model of the Eiffel Tower to venturing into your own fictional cave, "Minecraft" has flexibility in spades.

5. Among Us

Two years after its launch in 2018, "Among Us" dominated the gaming scene last year. The game was created by Inner Sloth and blew up into a viral sensation during the COVID-19 pandemic for its quick, entertaining multiplayer features.

The conceit is simple: Players are a crew on a spaceship, but one or more of those players act as impostors and attempt to sabotage the mission. This is a classic deception and deduction game where the players have to catch who are the impostors before it's too late. Why the social part of Among Us is compelling, as players lie, misdirect and scheme to win

6. Super Mario Odyssey

Super Mario Odyssey, 2017 for the Nintendo Switch A ode to all things great about a Mario game. In this 3D platformer Mario travels around the world to save Peach from Bowser, who wants to forcibly marry her.

In it, Mario learns to throw his hat (now named Capp) at things and can then take possession of them — a new mechanic meant to mix up the gameplay. So, too, are the kingdoms that Mario visits —filled with sprawling landscapes and clever levels—offering a diverse commentary on 3D platforming both old and new. It's Super Mario Odyssey in all its joyous glory, recapturing the magic of those earlier platforming days while evolving them into something new.

7. Over watch

Blizzard Entertainment's 2016 team-based shooter "Over watch" changed the game (literally) with its introduction, but here we have a research paper studying it. authors and no fewer than three footnotes. A multiplayer game with two teams of six players each selecting a hero to play in their games to get atypical abilities.

What sets Over watch apart is its focus on teamwork and tactics. Success can only be achieved with the right combination of heroes who work as a team and fulfill their roles responsibly. The diverse cast of characters — each with individual stories and unique personalities — has also helped galvanize the game community. Shooting is not the only criteria that makes "Over watch" what it really stands for, working with others as a team in order to out-aim and especially; outsmart them.

8. Fortnight

Fortnite isn't just a game, it's a cultural phenomenon. A battle royale game that was released in 2017, by Epic Games has had a meteoric rise to become one of the biggest games on Earth with millions of players joining daily.

It drops 100 players on an island to battle it out until the last man is alive. "Fortnight's" building system, which lets players construct structures for defensive and mobile cover on the fly. Its bright, cartoony art style and continued updates have meant it has manage to stay fresh and riveting. It even turned "Fortnite" into a social platform of sorts, hosting virtual concerts and events that drew tens of millions of viewers.

9. Dark Souls III

2016: Developed by From Software, Dark Souls III is the last installment in the iconic series that has notoriously grown a fan base for its challenging gameplay and intricate lore. It is an action RPG ruler that puts us with its sinister medieval atmosphere in front of hordes of enemies and ferocious bosses.

Yes, we all know it is a tough as heck game (pun intended) but thats what makes this games so satisfying. Each win feels well deserved, and that feeling of triumph can hardly be topped. Although the world of “Dark Souls III” is grim and oppressive, there are many hidden paths and secrets that tempt you to explore beyond your immediate surroundings. Styx's combat is deliberate and purposeful, focusing on timing and placement.

10. Animal Crossing: New Horizons

New Horizons (2020 | Nintendo Switch)Barely a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, Animal Crossing: New Horizons became an international phenomenon. In this life simulation game, gamers make their very own island paradise by constructing small fishing villages or housing communities.

There is an elegance to the simplicity and casual nature of this design. It has no enemies to kill, nothing for the player to really DO per se other than fish and catch bugs and chore beautiful decoration. oh… also you get an animal villageari521 New to this game in particular was a much more stable multiplayer mode where players could visit each others' islands and show off their work. The game was all about creativity and community, which just so happens to have made it the perfect escape during this difficult time.