Resident Evil 4 I guess.

I reviewed Titanfall at launch and gave it a 9/10. I would give it a 10/10 today.

Prior to that, maybe CoD4? Bioshock?

I do believe perfect 10 just means it's not 9.99999/10 rounded up. Just that it deserves an exact, precise 10. Which, again, doesn't mean it's perfect.

A 10/10 doesn't imply perfect any more than a 9.75 or a 9.5 implies something is a little less than perfect.

That being said, the last real 10/10 game that happened for me was Metroid Prime.

It seems we'll have to agree to disagree then.

I'd give 10/10 to a bunch of recent games.

2014: Mario Kart 8
2013: The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds
2012: Xenoblade Chronicles
2010: Super Mario Galaxy 2
2007: BioShock
2005: Resident Evil 4, Psychonauts
2004: Half-Life 2, Metal Gear Solid 3
2002: Metroid Prime
2001: Halo: Combat Evolved, Ico

Can't say I have one tbh, no game I've ever played has been completely perfect.

Enter the gungeon would be my most recent perfect 10 based on
- price
- replayability
- difficulty (it has the old school mentality. No hand holding)
- fun factor
- level design (procedurally generated dungeons)
- art style (a la castle crashers)
- the game is very funny even. The humor is sarcastically self aware but tasteful

As a complete package priced at $15, it's the best indie title I've played in the past five years by a healthy margin

Perfection is an unobtainable human concept. 10 doesn't mean perfect, it just means subjectively the best, otherwise we would use a scale of 1-9 as opposed to 1-10.

Uncharted 4