20 PS3 Games You Absolutely Have to Play [2026 Edition]

With this feature, we will be taking a look at 20 of the best PS3 games of all time - games that have left a long-lasting impact on the generation of gamers.

Posted By | On 10th, Feb. 2026

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Journey

Journey
Journey proves that games don’t need dialogue or complex mechanics to leave a lasting impression. Players traverse a vast desert landscape, guided only by visual cues and a haunting musical score. The minimalist design is quite powerful on its own, and anonymous online companions create subtle, emotional moments of connection leading to emergent narratives. Every element works in harmony to deliver a short but unforgettable experience, and puts forth a strong argument for video games as a form of art.


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