Activision Blizzard’s responsible for some of the most famous and commercially successful video games of all time.

Activision Blizzard’s varied and engaging experiences for gamers worldwide have included First person shooters, real-time strategy games and action RPGs of all kinds.

Here’s a ranking of the top 10 Activision Blizzard games based on critical acclaim, commercial success, and cultural impact.

The Top 10 Games of Activision Blizzard

1. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2007)

With its gritty and realistic depiction of modern warfare, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare has revolutionized the first person shooter genre. With its intense campaign and innovative multiplayer mode, the game redefined online gaming by introducing memorable characters such as Captain Price and Soap MacTavish.

Modern Warfare had become a critical and commercial phenomenon, spawning dozens of sequels that made Call of Duty the most popular game in history.

2.World of Warcraft (2004)

It’s a cultural phenomenon, World of Warcraft. Millions of players from all over the world have been attracted to this massively played online role playing game, MMORPG, which transports them to a vast multiplayer fantasy world of Azeroth.

World of Warcraft has redefined the MMORPG genre and continues to be a dominant force in the industry, with its rich lore, diverse character customization, and engaging social play.

3. Diablo II (2000)

Diablo II is an action role-playing game (ARPG) that took the dungeon-crawling genre by storm. Diablo II had fascinated the players for many hours, in its dark atmosphere, loot addiction system, and pleasant combat mechanics.

The innovation of the Battle.net online multiplayer, enabling players to team up and fight against Hell’s forces in a single battle, has further improved the game’s playability.

4. StarCraft (1998)

StarCraft is a real-time strategy (RTS) game that redefined the genre with its three unique and asymmetrical factions: the technological Terrans, the psionic-powered Protoss, and the insectoid Zerg.

Each faction had its own style of play that made it difficult for the players to adjust their strategies in order to prevail on the battlefield. StarCraft’s engaging campaign, intense multiplayer, and thriving esports scene cemented its legacy as one of the greatest RTS games ever made.

5. Candy Crush Saga (2012)

Candy Crush Saga is a mobile match-three puzzle game that took the world by storm. It was a global phenomenon because of its simple yet addictive play, vivid visual effects, and social features such as leaderboards.

The success of Candy Crush Saga has redefined mobile gaming, demonstrating the enormous potential for casual and accessible games in this space.

6. Overwatch (2016)

Overwatch is the first person shooter based on team play, bringing a new perspective to this genre. With its diverse cast of heroes, each with unique abilities and playstyles, Overwatch emphasized teamwork and coordination over pure gunplay.

The passionate fan base of the game was fueled by its dynamic world, engaging lore and regular content updates that made Overwatch one of the biggest esports games.

7. Crash Bandicoot (1996)

Crash Bandicoot’s a 3D platformer that brings a dose of personality and fun to the PlayStation generation. The game’s eccentric protagonist, Crash, and his weird cast of animal companions set out on a series of challenging and satisfying collectathon adventures.

The success of Crash Bandicoot has led to a series of sequels and remakes, reinforcing its position as a beloved PlayStation mascot.

8. Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (2007)

It’s a rhythm game called Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock that’s brought the music genre to the forefront.

The game’s innovative plastic guitar controller and wide variety of licensed songs made it a party favorite. The rhythm game genre was popularised in Guitar Hero III and a number of sequels and spinoff games were created.

9. Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 (2000)

With fluid controls, open world environments, and an iconoclastic soundtrack, this skateboarding game captured the essence of the sport.

The players could choose from legendary skaters such as Tony Hawk, perform gravity defying tricks, and explore levels filled with challenges and hidden secrets. Pro Skater 2 is considered to be the greatest skateboarding game ever made by Tony Hawk.

10. Guitar Hero II (2006)

In every living room, the rhythm game brought the rockstar experience. To imitate the notes displayed on screen, players use a guitar shaped controller to play popular songs from different genres of music.

Following the success of the first game, Guitar Hero II introduced new features and a broader selection of songs, ensuring that this franchise continues to be one of gaming history’s most successful.