(And for those of you who decried the very accidental absence of a certain immersive sim last year, make sure you read right to the end. And if there's a game you think is missing from this list, that doesn't mean we no longer like or love it. We also had a few honorable mentions from last year's version filling out some of the lower slots, but otherwise this is very much a raw encapsulation of our current tastes and favourites. Just like the RPS 100: Reader Edition (where we count down your favourite games of all time), this list has been assembled by mashing together each RPS staff member's personal top 10 gaming lists, so this really is a snapshot of who we are as a team right now. It's a list that's designed to change with time, and with the team who compile it. These are our defining games, and surely that's more fun than just another trad 'best' list, isn't it? That's what I love most about The RPS 100. It's also why you might see a lot of less well-known games appearing higher than what many would deem to be stone-cold classics on this list. These are the games that we as a team love the most, so there's naturally going to be a fair number of omissions. They're all important and influential to each of us individually, sure, but that's the whole point. It's not an objective best games list, nor is it a list of what we consider important and influential. As mentioned in the first half of our ranking, The RPS 100 is a celebration of our personal favourite games. The RPS 100Ĭreating big lists like this is always an exciting process for me. But now we're here for the main event, counting down our top 50 games all the way to number one. Earlier in the week, we ranked our favourite games from 100-51, which you can find over in Part One of this year's list. Welcome to Part Two of The RPS 100, our annual countdown of our favourite PC games from across the ages.
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