The 2010s have been a surprisingly amazing decade full of games that made history, shifted the gaming landscape, and were just playing fun. To celebrate the most notable of the bunch, here is our list of the best games of the decade. Who loves Fortnite? We love Fortnite, and so does an entire generation of young gamers. That's all thanks to the game's cartoonish style, unique building mechanics, and free to play Battle Royale mode. The combination of these elements pushed the game to the top of its genre. Fortnite's popularity continues to push gaming into mainstream culture, and it shows no signs of slowing down. Video games have players feeling larger than life and in control, but Journey does just the opposite. Priding itself on the feeling of smallness, gamers are limited with how they interact with the world around them. Playing with a complete stranger, the game only allows players to communicate with each other through chiming sounds. The chiming paired with sewing music and simplistic mechanics make for an experience that is truly abstract. When Nintendo releases a game from one of their iconic franchises, you pretty much know what to expect, but that wasn't the case for the Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild. Embracing change, the beautiful open world game pushes the boundaries of how in-game physics can work. With countless ways to take down enemies and reach new heights, gamers are still exploring the possibilities in this one. From its humble indie beginnings to its large commercial success, Minecraft has become one of the most influential games of our time. Allowing gamers to explore the limitless world of Minecraft, gamers are invited into its world to craft, build, and battle foes with friends. It's a creative paradise that has become the best-selling game of all time. There were many amazing games in the last 10 years, so we can help squeeze in a few honorable mentions. The last of us brings its post-apocalyptic world to life through its outstanding storytelling with the game captivating gamers within the first scene. The strong emotional performance from the game's lead actors, Troy Baker and Ashley Johnson set a high standard for performance in video games as whole. The last of us is highly regarded as one of the best cinematic games ever made, and it's well-deserved.