25.
NieR: Automata
Platinum Games' latest sexy heroine envelopes you in a cloud existential dread in this spinoff
to Yoko Taro's Drakengard series.
Suffering through a few hiccups in the PC, Nier eventually found its footing, continuing
to wow fans with tantalizing outfits and satisfying hack and slash combat.
It has a PlayScore of 8.09
24.
Outlast 2
Tension is at its peak in this sequel to Red Barrel's psychological survival horror.
Introducing a new character in Blake and Lynn Langermann, follow the trail of clues that
leads a hidden civilization and find out the events that lead to a Jane Doe's mysterious
murder.
The hide and seek game continues and it has a PlayScore of 8.1
23.
Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3
The crossover fighting game that made up some of our childhood playtimes, Marvel vs Capcom
continues to stay relevant to this day.
An update on Fate of Two Worlds, their original of 36 grows even bigger with the addition
of 12 brand new characters.
From Doctor Strange to Phoenix Wright, and everything in between, it has a PlayScore
of 8.13
22.
Sniper Elite 4
Rebellion's satisfying sniper game rolls out the red carpet for their signature slow motion
in this awaited fourth installment.
Snipe freedom from Nazi scum, and watch heads snap, crackle, and pop under the precision
of your shots.
While its marred by a lack of substance, gorey Nazi killing seems to sell either way.
It has a PlayScore of 8.15
21.
Tekken 7
Portraying the epic conclusion of the legendary Mishima feud, sparks are flying in this 9th
entry to Bandai Namco's fighting game franchise.
Made on the Unreal Engine 4, the photorealism is taken up a notch, showing off the blood
and sweat on the skins of their iconic roster.
A diverse cast from around the world, and new mechanics like Rage Art and Rage dive,
it's the best Tekken game yet and it has a PlayScore of 8.19
20.
Yakuza 0
Witnessing the Yakuza days before the Yakuza days, this prequel to SEGA's Japan-centric
action-adventure takes us to the tail end of the groovy 1980s.
Far from cyberpunk's typically dark and neon-tinged picture of Japan, enjoy their bright open
world environments, packed with action and karaoke.
It has a PlayScore of 8.19
19.
Dragon Ball FighterZ
Arc System Works built their name on successful fighting game over successful fighting game.
So it made sense Bandai Namco partnered up with them to create this generation's ultimate
Dragonball Fighting game.
Uniting the anime's over the top action with Arc System's fluid and cinematic animations,
it was well worth the wait and it has a PlayScore of 8.21
18.
Dead Rising
Keiji Inafune's zombie game didn't just define the genre, it went above and beyond, expanding
the killing fields with a comedic sandbox twist.
Never itself taking itself to seriously, glory in the undead massacre with cars, baseball
bats, and kooky outfits, and, with their multiple endings, feel free to do it all over again.
It has a PlayScore of 8.23
17.
Halo Wars: Definitive Edition
Ensemble Studios gave us a different kind of Halo game with this venture into RTS territory.
Still in the same universe, play out the war between UNSCR and the Covenant as you march
your troops into the galactic warzone.
A definitive edition, expect improved visuals and new achievements along with all of their
DLCs.
It has a PlayScore of 8.24
16.
Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom
This might not be a Studio Ghibli game, but, with the help of some of their former artists,
it might as well be.
Brimming with the vivid magic of the acclaimed studio, step into a fantastical adventure
as you take on the role of King Evan on a life-changing journey towards true leadership.
A heartfelt story told through dynamic combat and memorable characters, it has a PlayScore
of 8.29
15.
Dishonored 2
Upping the stakes of what was called one of the best stealth games ever, Dishonored 2's
story takes on a whole new direction, and a brand new playable character.
Return to the shoes of Corvo Attano and her Daughter Emily and aid them in their quest
to stop their land's mysterious usurper.
It has a PlayScore of 8.31
14.
Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age
Crossing the Japanese borders for the first time since 2006, the International Jobs System
enters the Western hemisphere alongside a needed makeover in this ground-up remaster.
Take your pick from 12 different license boards and receive an array of unique abilities as
your favorite roles.
A totally new FF12 experience, it has a PlayScore of 8.33
13.
Assassin's Creed Origins
A slight pivot from their usual action adventure, this exploration of the ancient Egyptian deserts
has brought on a few innovations to their formula.
From revising combat, to attributes learning and weapons categorizations, learn the origins
of the brotherhood in a journey that's more personalized than ever before.
A preview of all the great things to come, it has a PlayScore of 8.37
12.
Titanfall 2
Rising to fame for their focus on online multiplayer, RESPAWN Entertainment's scifi shooter has
stood the test of time and EA Ownership.
Holding the one of the badges for best shooter of recent times, test out their lineup of
new Titan types, bring out the big guns, and enjoy an all-new singleplayer campaign.
It has a PlayScore of 8.39
11.
The Evil Within 2
The nightmare returns in the sequel to Shinji Mikami’s grotesque horror adventure.
Return to the shoes of Sebastian Castellanos as his enemies continue to fuck him up once
again.
In search of her daughter, he plunges himself to horrifying worlds brought by a madman.
It has a PlayScore of 8.41
10.
Prey
A reimagining of an ARPG masterpiece, follow the story of researcher Morgan Yu and witness
his spiral madness into aboard the derelict spaceship, Talos 1.
Using their futuristic weapons and his newfound abilities, help him escape the gruesome fate
that awaits in the isolating cosmos.
Panned for poor storytelling, it's still a satisfying FPS title and it has a PlayScore
of 8.47
9.
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age
There's plenty of gems in Dragon Quest but their latest title seems to stand tall.
Benefitting from a rush of reviews, take on the shoes of an heir of a legendary bloodline
and fulfill her heroic destiny by purging evil from her land.
Mixing old and new with their high def visuals and traditional turn-based combat, it has
a PlayScore of 8.54
8.
Resident Evil 7: Biohazard
CAPCOM's return to the roots of their popular horror series is rife with new ideas.
This seventh installment puts their world into new perspective as you get to know the
murderous Baker family in first-person view.
Step inside their main character's shoes, roam around the Dulvey mansion, and make sure
you got extra undies.
It has a PlayScore of 8.6 7.
Doom
Another one from Bethesda's collection of highly-rated first person shooters.
In 2016, the series saw a reboot of the well-loved title, letting you sink back into the deepest,
darkest depths of Mars hell.
More fast-paced than its predecessors, show your mettle in online multiplayers and wallow
in your precious glory kills.
It has a PlayScore of 8.72
6.
Overwatch
Blizzard has conquered everything from fantasy MMOs to Online Card Games.
Rising from the ashes of their failed MMOFPS, Titan, Overwatch has crept into the mainstream
with its addictive game modes and diverse set of characters.
Despite its competitive appeal, it has remained the fun, fast-paced FPS that everyone can
enjoy.
It has a PlayScore of 8.69
5.
Forza Motorsport 7
Feast your eyes on Turn 10 studios' newest title for the Motorsport series.
It offers an enhanced experience in gaming, 60 fps, and an eye-popping 4K resolution.
Rev up your engines, gather your crew, and drool over every one of their 700 cars, from
Ferraris to Lamborghinis and so much more.
Shaping up to be the ultimate arcade racing game on the console, it has a PlayScore of
8.8
4.
Forza Horizon 3
A fairly recent addition to the Forza family, this third title in the Horizon series seems
to be on par with their Motorsport counterpart in terms of graphics and gameplay.
Not just a home for delicious luxury cars, it's also a screenshot heaven, showing off
the landscapes of the land down under.
It has a PlayScore of 8.8
3.
Rise of the Tomb Raider
Crystal Dynamics continues Lara's expedition in this successful sequel to the Tomb Raider
Reboot.
Bring out her guns and her legendary acrobatic stunts in a mission to take down a dangerous
organization.
An exhibition of skill, story, and graphical quality, and Lara’s pretty face.
It has a PlayScore of 8.83
2.
Bayonetta
A drool-worthy action RPG from Platinum Games, it took a while for the sexy witch to make
it out of consoles, but the wait was all worth it.
Optimized for the PC and wrapped in 4K resolutions, what once was regarded as the best hack and
slash game of all time looks pretty much at home in the modern age.
Fall under Bayonettta's spell once again and embark on her over the top angel killing spree,
it has a PlayScore of 8.84
1.
And the best TRIPLE A PC Game of the last three years is Dark Souls III
From console classics, we come to FromSoftware's modern masterpiece.
The third and final chapter to their genre defining hit, Dark Souls III serves as a fitting
sendoff to the series.
Venture around the gothic kingdom and prepare your fingers for a workout.
Spawning a tired, journalistic cliche, Dark Souls is painfully original in its punishing
gameplay and this explosive last entry is the best one yet.
It has a PlayScore
of 8.85