Top 10 Greatest AA Video Games

Top 10 Best AA Video Games

Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the best AA Video Games.

#10: “Kingdom Come Deliverance” (2018)

This medieval world is so immersive you can almost smell the mead and hear the clash of swords echoing through the hills. Kingdom Come: Deliverance set a new standard for realism in role-playing games, boasting a historically accurate setting, meticulously detailed combat, and an unforgiving world that demands strategy over brute force. Henry’s journey from a humble blacksmith’s son to a hero of Bohemia feels raw and deeply personal, with every decision shaping his path. The game doesn’t hold your hand, making every triumph feel earned and satisfying. From its authentic visuals to its nuanced storytelling, this RPG proves that diving into history can be just as thrilling as any fantasy epic.

#9: “It Takes Two” (2021)

Everyone knows that relationships can be tough at times, but they’re way more fun when you add some quirky levels, wacky gameplay, and heartfelt storytelling. In It Takes Two, you and your friend (or your partner) embark on an unforgettable co-op journey as a troubled couple turn into dolls. The puzzles are creative and the gameplay never stops surprising you, with every level being packed with tons of humor and charm. It almost feels like couples therapy disguised as one of the best co-op adventures you’ll ever get the chance to play.

#8: “Sifu” (2022)

Martial Arts and revenge definitely go hand in hand. Sifu puts you through a series of pulse-pounding combat encounters where timing, precision, and patience are everything. What makes this game different from others is its unique aging mechanic, where every death makes you older, wiser, and slightly more powerful. Sifu is an action-packed nod to kung-fu cinema, where every punch and kick brings you one step closer to vengeance.

#7: “Palworld” (2024)

Pokemon with pew pews… why didn’t anyone think of this sooner? Palworld brings chaos and creativity to the survival genre with its bizarre yet delightful blend of adorable creatures, open-world exploration, and… firearms. Players recruit “pals” to help with farming, building, and combat, creating a dynamic experience that blurs the line between wholesome and chaotic. The game’s blend of charm and unpredictability turns heads, offering a survival experience unlike any other. Equal parts bizarre and captivating, Palworld delivers the kind of gaming chaos we didn’t know we needed.

#6: “Divinity: Original Sin 2” (2016)

There aren’t many RPGs that offer the same level of depth and freedom as Divinity: Original Sin 2. Intricate storytelling, tactical combat, and near limitless choices make this game feel like a tabletop adventure brought to life. Players solve mysteries, form alliances, or cause mayhem with devastating spell combos, ensuring no two playthroughs are the same. The addition of co-op allows friends to tackle its sprawling world together, adding layers of fun and strategy. With its rich narrative, deep customization, and the ability to reshape the story at every turn, this masterpiece raises the bar for role-playing games everywhere.

#5: “Lies of P” (2023)

So… what if Pinocchio traded his strings for a mechanical arm and a thirst for vengeance? Lies of P reimagines the classic tale in a dark, steampunk-inspired world that’s brimming with challenging combat and twisted enemies. It brings a familiar but welcomed atmosphere, combining Soulslike mechanics with a fresh, gothic aesthetic. Every battle pushes your skills to the limit, making victories feel earned and incredibly satisfying. This isn’t your childhood fairytale, this is Pinocchio like you’ve never seen him before, proving that a puppet's tale can still surprise us in ways we’d never expect.

#4: “Disco Elysium” (2019)

Get your detective hats ready. Disco Elysium is less about action and more about unraveling a deeply layered narrative through its witty, sometimes absurd dialogue. With its branching choices and unique skill system, this game turns solving mysteries into an art form. Whether you play as a chaotic mess or a methodical investigator, the story will stick with you long after the credits roll.

#3: “Warhammer 40K Space Marine 2” (2024)

Are you ready to be sent into epic battles in the grim darkness of the far future alongside your battle brothers? In Warhammer 40k: Space Marine 2, you step into the power armor of a relentless Ultramarine, smashing through hordes of Tyranids with visceral, fast-past combat. This game captures the brutal grandeur of the Warhammer universe, with stunning visuals and a sense of scale that makes every battle feel larger than life. Fans of the franchise and action games alike are drawn to its relentless energy and epic storytelling. For the Emperor, indeed.

#2: “Hades” (2020)

Who would’ve thought that escaping the underworld could be this addictive? Hades blends fast-paced roguelike gameplay with a captivating story and unforgettable characters. Each escape attempt introduces you to more witty banter from the gods and new ways to grow stronger. The game’s mesmerizing art style, tight controls, and killer soundtrack elevate it from a solid roguelike to a genre-defining masterpiece. Every death is an opportunity to learn, adapt, and immerse yourself further into its vibrant world, making Hades an endlessly replayable and rewarding experience.

#1: “Baldur's Gate 3” (2023)

Are we even really surprised? If you’ve ever dreamed of living your best fantasy life, Baldur’s Gate 3 is your ultimate playground. This sprawling RPG offers unparalleled freedom, letting you craft your own story in a richly detailed world. Packed to the brim with deep characters, jaw-dropping visuals, and gameplay that seamlessly mixes strategy and exploration, it’s everything you want in a Dungeons and Dragons-inspired epic. Whether you're rolling dice or rolling heads, this masterpiece is the pinnacle of AA gaming.

Are there any AA games on this list that were your favorite? Let us know in the comments!