Top 10 BEST Games of 2025!

Quick Overview

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is the presenter's number one best game of 2025, lauded as the perfect medieval simulator adventure with incredible immersion, hours of content, and beautiful music, despite being controversially snubbed for awards; the list also highly praised Expedition 33, Ark Raiders, Battlefield 6, Metal Gear Solid Delta, Dispatch, The Outer Worlds 2, Silk Song, Sniper Elite Resistance, and Sonic Crossworlds.

Key Points: Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is ranked number one, praised as the 'perfect medieval simulator adventure' that offers 'so many hours of content' and 'absolutely premium, beautiful music'. Expedition 33 secured the number two spot, described as a 'masterpiece' and 'very deserving of the nine awards it got at the Game Awards 2025,' becoming the most awarded title in that show's history. Ark Raiders ranked number three, succeeding by taking the extraction shooter formula, making it third-person, and injecting 'so much interesting stuff, lore, world building, intrigue, ease of play, proximity chat that people actually use.' Battlefield 6 is ranked fourth, representing a return to the series' roots and honoring the vision of the late Vince Zampella, featuring large-scale warfare with vehicles and a returning campaign. Metal Gear Solid Delta (a remake of Snake Eater) is ranked fifth, offering an 'indepth and immersive' tactical espionage experience that holds up despite its age, making it a must-play for new and old fans. Sonic Crossworlds took the number ten spot, heralded as this year's best racing game, reminding the presenter of 'all of the best of Diddy Kong Racing and all of the Mario Karts' and featuring 56 racers. Sniper Elite Resistance ranked number nine, noted for being 'ridiculously fun' and featuring a 'perfect blend' and addictive quality, especially when played in co-op.

Context: The video presents the presenter's personal 'Top 10 BEST Games of 2025' list, acknowledging support from GFuel for the show in 2026 before diving into the countdown, which also promises segments on the most disappointing and worst games later. The list features a mix of major sequels, remakes, and surprising indie titles, often highlighting cooperative play experiences and deep immersion.