Wait... these games had a story? Who knew! These are the games where we found ourselves way too invested in the gameplay to even care about the story. Welcome to WatchMojo.com, and today we’re counting down our picks for the top ten video games where nobody pays attention to the story.

2018 was a great year for single-player video games, and that means we had a lot of great stories. From huge titles like God of War to smaller games like Celeste, there was some tough competition. But in the end we decided that the Red Dead Redemption 2 story was the best in 2018.

Sometimes the story can outweigh the terrible gameplay. Welcome to WatchMojo and today we are counting down our picks for the top ten video games with great stories but terrible gameplay.

Check out this retro video games list, showing the best retro style games and games that are like arcade games. Video games such as Retro City Rampage from VBlank Entertainment, Mega Man 9 from Capcom, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game from Ubisoft, Cave Story from Studio Pixel, The Legend of Grimrock from Almost Human, Axiom Verge from Thomas Happ Games, Hotline Miami from Dennaton Games, Shovel Knight from Yacht Club Games and Undertale from Toby Fox.

Dive into the magical world of Disney gaming with our countdown of the Top 20 Best Disney Video Games! From classic platformers to modern adventures, we explore the most beloved and innovative titles that bring Disney's enchanting characters and worlds to life. Discover hidden gems, nostalgic favorites, and surprising entries that showcase Disney's impact on the gaming industry.

Choices, choices, choices... Welcome to MojoPlays, and today we’re looking at video games with the most possible outcomes.

These indie developers never gave up on their dreams of designing their own video games and neither should you! For this list we’ll be looking at video games created by one dedicated solo developer and their passion for the industry.

When it comes to hardest final bosses in video games, these villains stand taller than the rest. For this list, we’ll be looking at the toughest boss fights that are the last in the main stories of their respective games. That means we won't be including post-game bosses or those from DLC. Since many of these bosses are story important, some spoilers lie ahead.

For this list, we’re looking at the best video games based on movies. These can be games directly adapted from films or a continuation of the story (exclusing LEGO and Disney games).

What do Rambo, Rick Deckard, and Indiana Jones have in common? Well, besides being badass, they all had a huge impact on video games. For this list, we’re looking at films whose style, story, and characters had the biggest influence on gaming. Our list includes “Rambo: First Blood Part II” (1982), “Blade Runner” (1982), the “Indiana Jones” franchise (1981-), “Big Trouble in Little China” (1986), and “The Thing” (1982)! Which movie’s influence do YOU most recognize in video games? Let us know in the comments!

Lets face it, even the good guys in video games tend to kill a lot of people, and often, for the sake of fun or more content, video game violence can go over the top. But these games used the violence for more than just shock value. The grim events of these games were not only necessary for the story and fun, but to make the games work thematically as well.

Great voice acting can really draw you into a story, but thats a double edged sword as terrible voice acting can make the entire game feel like a joke. Welcome to MojoPlays and today we’re revisiting one of our favorite topics from http://WatchMojo.com/, the Top 10 Worst Voice Acting in Video Games.

From Command and Conquer's Nod to the nuke-obsessed Gandhi in Civilization, video games have always featured proud, fictional empires. While they usually appear in strategy games, there are other genres where the player encounters powerful factions, and we've looked at all of them to bring you our pick for the all time greatest.

All good things must come to an end, but that doesn’t mean that end won’t stay with you. As important as a game’s adventure is, its ending can make or break the overall quality of your experience. Video games put you into the shoes of the characters who are most directly involved in the action and in a way, you often feel like you’re the one taking the journey. This is why we root for the heroes. Maybe the great ending wasn’t story related at all. Maybe it was just the thrill of beating a challenging game or an exciting boss fight. Whatever the case, we always want the hero to come out on top and win the day because when that happens, we want to taste that victory.

Who'd want to be a Video Game character? Well you certainly won't after watching this video! Welcome to WatchMojo.com and today we are counting down our picks for the top ten video games where the main character is having the worst time.