The 500 best games of all time: 100-1

This week, we’ve been running a big list of what we — and a group of trusted friends — recently voted as the 500 best video games of all time. For the backstory, criteria, explanation of why Breath of the Wild isn’t on the list, etc., head to the beginning here: The 500 best games of all time. And now we’re at the end of the countdown. For numbers 100-1, scroll down. 100. Warlords (1989, PC, others) Warlords pit four players against each other, all fighting to destroy the others’ castles with projectiles while defending their own. When it released, the game was praised for its evolution of Pong’s gameplay — due to its projectiles being similar to the Pong ball — within an addictive multiplayer game. 99. The Sentinel (1986, BBC Micro, others) Offering more than 10,000 playfields to solve puzzles in, The Sentinal featured a first-person view and visual depth that marked a big step forward for game visuals — and gave players the impression they were in a different world. 98. Suikoden 2 (1999, PlayStation, others) Suikoden 2 made waves by being huge. On top of a near-uncountable number of secrets, minigames and side missions, players were… Read full this story

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