Both correct!

No, but it's the correct franchise.

Mario Party DS?

Correct!

Correct!!

Alright, last one before breaking into the top 10:

#11
Hint 1: Unlike Quest 64, this N64 game is an actually fantastic RPG. 

Well, what can I say about this game. It made the singlehandedly the Switch a success. It won a shitload of game of the year awards. It is among the highest rated on Metacritic. This game is successful, influental and just great.

Breath of the Wild is among the greatest games of all time, without feeling too much like a Zelda game. The game feels so free, so open, I can go everywhere, do everything, discover so much stuff. The physics engine even further allows for experimentation. This is just awesome. And the world to explore is interesting. The region matches the description of what happened. The ruins, the emptyness, the nature getting back at civilization, this matches the destruction 100 years ago. Many things show this in detail, like the massive field of destroyed guradians before the walls of Hateno village. For each village still existing is an explanation how it survived. Hidden in the mountains. Big wall. Only reachable by air. This all fits. At the same time civilization slowly gets back in form of the stables. This gives the game an overall feel of a coherent world.

And everything is so beautiful. The nature, the ruins, all so serene. Until you meet a monster, that is.

The game gives you so much stuff to do, to explore, to fight, to collect, that you can completely forget the main objective. Ganon? Zelda? Who cares.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qCCpwFYibmU

#14 - Final Fantasy VII (PS1): I finally found this game back in 2007, with my friend. What a great experience! Final Fantasy VII was the first 3D entry in the series, and the first one for Playstation. Even if the graphics are outdated by this point, the plot is amazing, and the characters are very memorable. Also, the Remake is coming next year, and honestly, I can't wait to play it again!

Before we break into the TOP 10, I have to mention the games that didn't make this years list. Not because they are bad, but because they just got pushed out by other great games. So let's take a look at the games from 2017 and 2018, which aren't present anymore.

As you can see, seven games from last years list didn't make it this time. As one title from 2017's list (Rabbids Go Home) reentered this year, this means there are six titles on this years list, which are new. Well kinda new:

• Dillon's Rolling Western (#50)
• Heretic (#49)
• Cadence of Hyrule (#36)
• Final Fantasy X (#32)

Dillon's Rolling Western was close to the TOP 50 in the past years and just did make the cut this time. Heretic is an old game, but I didn't play it before this year. Final Fantasy X I played for many hours on the PS2, but it was so long ago I just didn't remember. The HD-rerelease on Switch brought it back.

If you pay close attention, two 'new' games are still missing. Yes, they made my TOP 10.

OK, now we can start with hints for TOP 10 games.

#12 Guessed by Jpcc86: Baldur's Gate

#11 Guessed by The_Liquid_Laser: Demon's Souls

#10

a) This DOS game set standards for the time with voice acting.

#9 Guessed by Keybladewielder: Okami

a) Play as a wolf.

#8 Guessed by Keybladewielder: Xenoblade Chronicles

a) "Long ago, the world was nothing more than an endless sea cloaked in a boundless sky, reaching as far as could possibly be imagined."