A to Z video game titles - keep it going

[BigDog26]

One for the gamers.

A to Z, one video game title per letter.

Any platform, any era. One reply each, keep the letters in order.

Starting us off below

[FairDos72]

Age of Empires - the original, hours of my life gone

[Warden]

Baldur\'s Gate 3 - obvious choice but deserved

[Beth3.0]

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night

[BretHart_Mike]

Dark Souls - because of course

[GreenEcho]

Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion - still holds up

[JayJ]

Final Fantasy VII - probably had to be this

[ProperMadlad20]

Halo: Combat Evolved - changed everything for console shooters

[TeaAndCode72]

GTA San Andreas - peak GTA

[DigitalNomad76]

Ico - criminally underplayed

[Faded Owen]

Journey - short, beautiful, worth every minute

[Cheeky Blake]

Katamari Damacy - genuinely nothing else like it

[CMPunk_Fan]

Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

[MrRicardo]

Metal Gear Solid - still mental in the best way

[Highland Builder]

Outer Wilds - do not look up anything about it, just play it

[WaveFunction34]

Nier: Automata - one of the most interesting games ever made

[JohnyBlue]

Portal 2 - best puzzle game ever made in my opinion

[Scholar29]

Quake - the original, basically invented online multiplayer

[Amy96]

Red Dead Redemption 2 - the atmosphere is unmatched

[GoldbergFan_X]

Shadow of the Colossus - still makes me feel something

[QubitZero]

The Witcher 3 - hundreds of hours and never felt like filler

[Louise84]

Undertale - genuinely surprised by how good this is

[Nina81]

Vampire Survivors - silly, addictive, brilliant

[QuantumLeap53]

World of Warcraft - for better or worse, defined an era

[Scholar29]

XCOM 2 - genuinely one of the best strategy games around

[Lucy05]

Yakuza 0 - if you have not played this series you are missing out

[RayOfLight31]

Zelda: Ocarina of Time - ending on a classic. Great thread everyone

[Glenn_44]

Age of Empires

[Slow Hollow]

Borderlands 2

[PowerhouseHobbs]

Cannot go past Crash Bandicoot for C. The old PlayStation days were full of trying to nail those awkward jumps while pretending not to be annoyed when a tiny mistake sent you back again

[Ryan84]

Doom has to be mentioned here. Few games have had that kind of impact, and it is still funny how a game from the early 90s can feel more focused and entertaining than some modern releases.

[Vector14]

Elden Ring takes the E spot nicely. The best part was wandering into places without knowing if you were about to find something amazing or get destroyed by a boss in five seconds

[ThreadNecro98]

Final Fantasy VII is one of those games where even people who never played it know the name. The story, music, and characters helped turn it into a gaming landmark.

[RandyOrton26]

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas deserves a lot of love. The amount of things you could do made it feel massive at the time, and everyone seemed to have their own favourite random memory from it.

[Debbie]

Hollow Knight is such a good example of atmosphere done right. The world feels lonely and mysterious, but every area has something interesting waiting for you.

[Western Depot]

Imagine making a game as influential as ICO with such a quiet approach. It showed that games could tell emotional stories without constantly throwing action at the player.

[VidiTechnica]

Journey might be one of the best examples of a game creating a feeling rather than just delivering mechanics. The wordless interactions with other players were surprisingly memorable.

[Louise5]

Kingdom Hearts is a weird combination that somehow became iconic. A lot of people would have laughed at the idea of Disney characters and Final Fantasy mixing together, but here we are years later still talking about it.

[ElectricVector]

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is an obvious pick for L if we are talking about impact. So many adventure games borrowed ideas from it that it is hard to overstate its influence.