100 Best PS1 Games

 Here is a definitive list of the 100 best PS1 games, categorized by genre so you can find what you like.

The "God Tier" (The Absolute Essentials)

These are the games that define the console and almost every gamer agrees are must-plays.

  1. Metal Gear Solid (Stealth/Action)

  2. Final Fantasy VII (RPG)

  3. Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (Action/Platformer)

  4. Resident Evil 2 (Survival Horror)

  5. Tekken 3 (Fighting)

  6. Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 (Sports)

  7. Gran Turismo 2 (Racing)

  8. Silent Hill (Survival Horror)

  9. Final Fantasy IX (RPG)

  10. Chrono Cross (RPG)

RPGs & Adventure (The PS1's Strongest Genre)

  1. Vagrant Story

  2. Final Fantasy VIII

  3. Xenogears

  4. Suikoden II

  5. Final Fantasy Tactics

  6. The Legend of Dragoon

  7. Star Ocean: The Second Story

  8. Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete

  9. Valkyrie Profile

  10. Alundra

  11. Parasite Eve

  12. Breath of Fire IV

  13. Grandia

  14. Wild Arms

  15. Tales of Destiny

  16. Suikoden

  17. Legend of Legaia

  18. Persona 2: Eternal Punishment

  19. Chrono Trigger (PS1 Port)

  20. Dragon Warrior VII

Action, Stealth & Horror

  1. Resident Evil

  2. Resident Evil 3: Nemesis

  3. Syphon Filter

  4. Syphon Filter 2

  5. Tenchu: Stealth Assassins

  6. Dino Crisis 2

  7. Dino Crisis

  8. Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver

  9. Medal of Honor

  10. Medal of Honor: Underground

  11. Mega Man X4

  12. Strider 2

  13. Fear Effect

  14. Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain

  15. Silent Bomber

Platformers & Mascots

  1. Crash Bandicoot: Warped

  2. Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back

  3. Spyro: Year of the Dragon

  4. Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!

  5. Ape Escape

  6. Klonoa: Door to Phantomile

  7. Rayman 2: The Great Escape

  8. Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee

  9. Oddworld: Abe’s Exoddus

  10. Tomba! 2: The Evil Swine Return

  11. Mega Man Legends

  12. Spyro the Dragon

  13. Crash Bandicoot

  14. Gex: Enter the Gecko

  15. Spider-Man (2000)

Racing & Sports

  1. Gran Turismo

  2. Crash Team Racing

  3. R4: Ridge Racer Type 4

  4. Wipeout XL (2097)

  5. Wipeout 3

  6. Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater

  7. Driver

  8. Colin McRae Rally 2.0

  9. Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit

  10. Jet Moto 2

  11. Twisted Metal 2

  12. Hot Shots Golf 2

  13. WWF SmackDown! 2: Know Your Role

  14. Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX

  15. Cool Boarders 2

Fighting & Arcade

  1. Street Fighter Alpha 3

  2. Soul Blade

  3. Marvel vs. Capcom

  4. Bloody Roar 2

  5. Tekken 2

  6. Bushido Blade

  7. Einhander (Shoot 'em up)

  8. R-Type Delta

  9. Raystorm

  10. G-Darius

  11. Darkstalkers 3

  12. Dead or Alive

  13. Guilty Gear

  14. JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure

  15. Point Blank

Puzzle, Strategy & Unique Gems

  1. PaRappa the Rapper (Rhythm)

  2. Vandal Hearts (Tactical RPG)

  3. Tactics Ogre (Tactical RPG)

  4. Front Mission 3 (Mecha Strategy)

  5. Intelligent Qube / Kurushi (Puzzle)

  6. Mr. Driller (Puzzle)

  7. Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo

  8. Bust A Groove (Rhythm/Dance)

  9. Harvest Moon: Back to Nature (Sim)

  10. Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere (Flight Sim)

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