Games You’d Give a 10/10

[Francisè von Spitroast]

What games would you give a ‘perfect’ 10/10? As close as a game can get to perfection anyway. Don’t exaggerate.
These are the only ones I’d give:

1. Deus Ex (2000): The best game of all time. Easily the most interesting dialogue, characters and story I’ve ever experienced. Stunning replayability and fantastic level design. This is the pinnacle of video games.
2. Thief Gold (1999): The second best game of all time. Unsurpassed atmosphere. Totally encapsulating immersion. Superb replayability. Unbeatable stealth mechanics and world.
3. Halo Combat Evolved (2001): This is as close to perfection as FPS combat is ever going to get. This might sound like I’m talking out of my ass because I love the game, but I truly believe this has the most intricate FPS combat out there, and if you haven’t played on Legendary I don’t blame you for thinking I’m a mindless fanboy.
4. Unreal (1998): Classic FPS gameplay at it’s very best before Halo transformed the genre. Atmosphere incomparable to any other FPS and gameplay so challenging, balanced and enjoyable it’s an absolute wonder people don’t praise this as much as other games from the same time.
5. Halo 2 (2004): My favourite Halo. Rushed to release, it is absolutely insane this game is as good as it is. The first game transformed FPS gameplay, well this built upon that massively and then transformed multiplayer FPS, all while having a singleplayer portion as good as the original.
6. Unreal Tournament (1999): I’ve never played a second online and I have insane amount of hours on it on and off disc. This holds up miraculously and should be played by everyone. This is classic FPS arena gameplay at its best.
7. Quake 2 (1997): Apparently there are 3 ways to do perfect FPS. Not sure how that makes sense but whatever, I stand by it, another case and the last case of perfect FPS gameplay.
8. Half-Life 2 (2004): In terms of narrative, besides Thief, has any game done it better? Besides that, immensely satisfying combat, absolutely stunning graphics and voice-acting and superb level design make this a classic.

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[Chemistara]

M&B Warband, original Deus Ex, and...FNV

[DeadlyDialga]

Recently finished Dead Space 3. Loved every single bit of it. Then again I haven’t played the first two yet. Don’t know why I started on 3.
Probably because I’m an idiot. Yah let’s go with that.

[Chemistara]

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star wars battlefront2

the classic, yah?

[no u]

None. I don’t rate games on a 1-10 scale.

[Fragile Waters]

Bubsy 3D

[highfivingbears]

I would definitely rate Knights of the Old Republic I a 10/10. The story is the best I've ever seen in any Star Wars game, the game play is absolutely beautiful, and the immersion is so deep. Every single choice you make effects your playthrough in some way, shape, or form. Another positive is you can not only assemble your own character to the fullest of his/her abilities, but a minimum of two other characters as well that act as companions, can provide unique supports and furthers the immersion by forming friendships and changing their affinity from light to dark or vice verse.

All of this and a bag of chips, that is, a bag of chips equaling an amazing ending of the storyline, completely satisfying, and it offers even more replay ability with how many different character archetypes, how many endings, what companions you want to run with, light side/dark side, good/bad, there's an almost endless replay ability present in KOTOR I.

Another 10/10 is M&B Warband, and hopefully Bannerlord. Look both of them up.

[Galactic Yoshi]

Halo 3

[Phirestar]

Hollow Knight.

There is nothing about that game that I dislike. All of its aspects - the atmosphere, the interesting world and lore, the overall difficulty and designs of bosses, and its fantastic artstyle and music - are just done in such a perfect way. The game is jammed full of content, with more still being added/made, and I can't come up with a single bad thing to say about it.


Another very close contender would be Stardew Valley. If the creator were to add something to the Winter season that kept the game interesting, then I would call that a perfect game as well. Winter is such a dreadfully dull season, and I know I'm not the only one that tends to drop the game out of bordem once they reach that point.

(If something was added in 1.3, I wouldn't know; haven't gone back due to mods breaking.)

[Tissue]

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https://store.steampowered.com/app/362930/Garfield_Kart/

Doki Doki Literature Club looks pretty great. Thank goodness that one short streamer played it

[Solarstrike]

1.) Factorio, PC
2.) The Last of US Remastered, PS4 Pro
3.) Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Nintendo Switch

[crgzero]

FF7, Fallout 1 & 2, Planescape;Torment, Rimworld, Suikoden 1 & 2, KOTOR 1 & 2.

First ones to come to mind when I think of great games. Baldurs Gate maybe also, I played the hell out of it but I can't remember the story of it like I do Planescape.

[Nelo Angelo]

Hunnie pop ;)

[∴ Snake ∴]

Grand Theft Auto IV
Metal Gear Solid 3
Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory
Halo 2
Gears of War 3

[chasengrace]

Left 4 Dead 2 - imo it's the best example of how to design a co-op zombie shooter, And if you find something you don't like about it generally you can change it with a mod

Halo 3 - need i say more?

Plants Vs Zombies - imo it's the best timewaster game out right now despite it's age.