Top-Rated and Essential PS1 Games

Here is an index of some of the most acclaimed and popular games for the original PlayStation:
  • Metal Gear Solid: A groundbreaking stealth game known for its cinematic storytelling, fourth-wall-breaking moments (such as using the memory card in a boss fight), and tight, tense gameplay.
  • Final Fantasy VII: Arguably the most impactful JRPG on the console, this game brought the genre to a massive global audience and is celebrated for its narrative and world-building.
  • Castlevania: Symphony of the Night: This game revolutionized the Castlevania series by introducing RPG and exploration-based "Metroidvania" mechanics, an inverted castle, and a memorable soundtrack.
  • Resident Evil 2: A benchmark in the survival horror genre, featuring fixed camera angles, an intricate plot that changes depending on the character chosen, and a consistently creepy atmosphere.
  • Gran Turismo 2: This racing simulator was praised for its massive selection of over 600 cars, numerous tracks, and realistic handling that defined the genre for the era.
  • Tekken 3: Widely regarded as one of the best fighting games of its generation, featuring fluid animation, a large roster of characters, and addictive gameplay.
  • Silent Hill: A psychological horror title that relied on atmosphere and unsettling sound design rather than jump scares, creating a lasting impact on the genre.
  • Chrono Cross: A critically acclaimed RPG and a spiritual successor to Chrono Trigger, known for its complex storyline involving parallel dimensions and a diverse cast of characters.
  • Tomb Raider: The original game that launched Lara Croft into icon status, defining 3D action-adventure and puzzle-platforming with its atmospheric exploration.
  • Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2: Perfecting the formula of the original, this game offered addictive skateboarding action, an iconic soundtrack, and robust level design.
  • Ape Escape: A unique and innovative platformer that was the first game to require the use of the PlayStation's DualShock controller, utilizing both analog sticks for gameplay. 
Most Commercially Successful Titles
These games were not only popular with critics but also sold the most units worldwide: 
  1. Gran Turismo (10.85 million units)
  2. Final Fantasy VII (over 10.23 million units)
  3. Gran Turismo 2 (9.37 million units)
  4. Final Fantasy VIII (8.6 million units)
  5. Tekken 3 (8.3 million units) 

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