I didn't play the hints game because I really suck at making hints and guessing them...well, aside from that hint where the answer was so obviously Kingdom Hearts 
but I'll still post my list here:
Firstly, some runners-up:
#55 Uncharted 2: Among Thieves
#54 God of War III
#53 Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction
#52 Sonic Generations
#51 Pokémon Emerald
And now the top 50:
#50 Ratchet & Clank (2016) - I think this game has the best gameplay of all the Ratchet games I've played, though it's a shame that it doesn't have a battle arena.
#49 Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance - I acknowledge that this game has lots of problems like flow motion being broken and the story being a convoluted mess, but I'm a sucker for Kingdom Hearts and had a lot of fun playing this game. The Fantasia-based world is so incredibly amazing.
#48 Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story - I love the idea of entering Bowser's body and the combat is super fun. Game has some really nice puzzles and overall good level design.
#47 Bravely Default - I love this game's combat and job system and I think Edea and Ringabel are awesome. Its visuals and music are amazing. It would have been waaaaay higher in my list if the last few chapters weren't soooooo repetitive.
#46 Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies - Great battle system and job system and some of the mini-stories in towns are really charming, though I wish the game had proper party members with a personality and all.
#45 Dark Cloud 2 - I really liked building towns and all the georama stuff, as well as the side-quests that you can do to get people for your towns. Visuals and music are top notch.
#44 Devil May Cry 3 - Reeeeeally amazing combat (though I think I wasn't good enough to explore all its deepness) and I love Dante's personality (+ he's hot :P). Boss battles are so epic too and I love the game's atmosphere.
#43 Ratchet & Clank: Up your Arsenal - This game is so content-packed and the humor is great. The combat is, of course, super fun.
#42 Tales of Graces f - This game has one of my favorite combat systems and gameplay sub-systems in any J-RPG ever and its gameplay is almost the sole reason why it's in the top 50. I also really liked the interactions between the characters.
#41 Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars - It leaves Mario's conventions behind with Bowser not being the main villain and is actually playable, and Peach is not a damsel in distress (well, at the start she is, but it doesn't last much). Game just feels like a grand adventure and I like its battle system (though I prefer Paper Mario's :P).
Last edited by Keybladewielder - on 27 December 2017
