Beyond the Hype: 10 Underrated Gems Loved by Players Worldwide

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

Players were left with lasting memories by this critically praised role-playing game, which had a large open world, complex themes, and significant decisions.

Pokémon Red & Blue

Pokémon was first popularised by these Game Boy RPGs, which won players over with their engaging gameplay of collecting, fighting, and trading monsters. The franchise is still incredibly well-liked today.

Super Mario Bros

This classic platformer, now cherished for its dexterous controls, vibrant environments, and endearing mascot, set the standard for contemporary side-scrolling adventures.

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG)

This genre-defining battle royale game pairs players in a survival struggle on a landscape that is constantly shrinking.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

With its expansive, explorable world, creative gameplay, and sense of discovery, Nintendos open-air adventure revolutionised the Zelda series and enthralled players.

Tetris

One of the all-time best-selling games, this puzzle games famous falling tetrominoes and straightforward yet addictive gameplay have transcended linguistic and cultural boundaries.

Grand Theft Auto V

GTA V has sold over 190 million copies worldwide thanks to Rockstars expansive open world, spectacular action, and darkly satirical narratives.

Red Dead Redemption 2

Players were enthralled by Rockstars realistic open world Western epic because of its intricate setting, deep cast of characters, and poignant narrative.

Fortnite

Building on the success of PlayerUnknowns Battlegrounds, Fortnite introduced a distinctive building concept and a free-to-play business model, drawing a sizable player base and turning it into a cultural icon.

Minecraft

Since its 2011 introduction, gamers of all ages have been enthralled with this sandbox game because of its limitless ingenuity, blocky appeal, and endless possibilities.