Massive props to the whole team, but especially Roger, Barrett, and my fellow 🇨🇦Canadian🇨🇦 u/cameronken for his unbelievable work on all the visual assets. I wish I could’ve been there in person, but I had a blast watching from home every day. Love this community!

I think its gonna be pretty brutal lol

This man is a treasure!!!!!
This week has been amazing! I’m 42 been playing games my whole life followed Greg back in the day from ign to kinda funny and have listened consistently since. As I got older all my gaming friends disappeared and I really have no one to talk to about games with in my life so all of the kinda funny crew basically became my friend group that I get to share my love of video games with. I appreciate everything these guys do I’ll never miss an episode and I just love all the kinda funny crew so much for the joy and passion they have for the nerdy stuff in this world. They crushed it!

Just gonna name a few here including some obvious that they already addressed.

RDR2
SoTN
Witcher 3
BG3
Bioshock
Skyrim

Man… the list goes on.

Still love you tho KF

No idea what to write here.

Howdy, best friends!

That's a wrap! Here's that spreadsheet again, updated with everything we've seen across five incredible days. Don't worry, I'll update it again when we get the personal list Gamescast episodes, but for now, I've put together one more set of stats and fun facts. There's also the Backloggd list, and the KF Top 100 Archive site.

On the last day...

• The placement announcer was Lucy James, live and in person!
• Additional guest appearances by Laura Bailey, Ashley Johnson, Psycho Mantis, Nolan North, Troy Baker, Jennifer English, Cory Barlog, Mega Ran, and Neil Druckmann.
• Nick Scarpino sang the original English theme from the Pokemon anime.
• Legend of Zelda Preferred Partners were Navi and Rauru.

Stats...

• The largest point differential was from #2 to #1 with 53 points!
  • The total point differential from #100 to #1 was 378 points.
  • The Top 10 has a point differential of 175 points, 46.3% of the total differential.
• #1 is the only game to make it on all 7 personal lists.
  • #25, #5, and #4 are the only games on 6 personal lists.
  • #16, #15, #9, #8, #7, #3 and #2 are the only games on 5 personal lists.
• Blessing's list was the most represented, with 63.
  • Followed by Andy with 55, Tim with 45, Barrett and Roger with 43, Mike with 38, and Greg, the least represented, with 24.
  • Only Blessing and Andy's entire Top 10's made the Top 100.
    • In fact, Blessing's Top 16 and Andy's Top 15 made the Top 100.
    • Other than his #17, Blessing's Top 34 were all on the Top 100.
  • Only Andy's personal #100 made the Top 100.
• If there was a game (somehow) above #1, it would need to average above #2 on 5 personal lists, or #13 on 6 personal lists to get there.

Fun facts...

• The oldest game to make the list (#24) is from February 1990 (based on US release).
  • The newest (#36) is from late September 2025 (based on the 1.0 release).
• 2017 and 2020 are the most represented release years in the Top 100, with 8 each.
• 47 of the Top 100 games were released before the founding of Kinda Funny.
• 32 games on the Top 100 have also been on a KF Top 10 list.
  • #3 is the highest game that was also on a KF Top 10. It was #1 on that year's list.
  • #75, #17, #8, #7, #5, and #3 on the Top 100 were all KF GOTYs.
  • 2019 and 2021 are the only KF GOTYs to not make the Top 100.
• Of all the personal placements, #64 is the highest that has not been revealed on anyone's personal list.
• 17 indie games have made the Top 100.

There's currently a discrepancy with Barrett's personal #36 which was announced as both Cuphead and Celeste. It's likely that one of them was actually ranked #38 or #39, but Tim mispoke.

Also, Portal was revealed as on Andy's personal list, but without confirmed placement.

A massive thank you to all the KFBF's that appreciated these posts, and the spreadsheet - it's a small way for me to give back to an excellent community I've been lurking in for (coming up on) 12 years. And of course, one more time, some sick nasty love to that small, 11 person business, and the countless heartbeats connected to them and this Top 100. 💜

First off, huge nasty props to the 11 person small business for absolutely crushing this week. I, like many, teared up multiple times during the week and it's because this community rules so hard.

FIRST REQUEST: Everyone go take a good long nap over the weekend. Hug your loved ones. Recover.

WHEN WE ARE BACK: I love hearing about all the production that goes into these KF events. I want to hear every Tim wild idea. I want to hear every Roger editing/production headache. I want to hear how loud Sad Boy yelled when Mike spilled water on his monitor. All the behind the scenes goodness. I'm sure this and revealing everyone's full 100 list/airing of grievances is in the works, but just want y'all to know the production efforts are not overlooked at all.

Congrats again all!

That's it. That's the whole post.

1. Soul Caliber
   
2. Grand Theft Auto IV
   
3. Super Mario Galaxy
   
4. Perfect Dark (2000)
   
5. Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3
   
6. Red Dead Redemption 2
   
7. NFL 2K1
   
8. Half-Life 2
   
9. Bioshock
   
10. GoldenEye 007
    
11. Uncharted 2: Among Thieves
    
12. Resident Evil 4
    
13. Baldur’s Gate 3
    
14. Tekken 3
    
15. The House in Fata Morgana- Dreams of the Revenants Edition
    
16. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
    
17. Half-Life
    
18. Gran Turismo
    
19. Baldur’s Gate 2: Shadow of Amn
    
20. LittleBigPlanet

Note: I didn’t include The Orange Box since it’s multiple games. Otherwise it would be at #14.

Mine were definitely portal 2 being number 2 on the list. And that red dead redemption 2 was not on the top 100 at all

And I'm not just talking physically--though the set looks amazing and hot damn do I wish I could be there in-person.

It's one thing to have an infotainment podcast put on a huge production for a rankings list; it's another thing entirely to use that as a foreground for what I can only describe as a jubilant, raucous, and beautiful celebration of the video game medium.

From the incredible cast of talent that have lent their voices towards this production--Jack Quaid, Ben Starr, Alanah Pearce, Nolan North--to the actual developers phoning in to say how much it means to them that their game was included, this is an amazing showcase of the relationships that the KF crew have been building over the years. And that's significant for a few reasons: first, it shows that--agree or disagree with their takes or jokes or demeanor--the KF crew have a tremendous amount of respect in the industry. I know we all know this, but these past few days have really demonstrated the weight behind that. Second, and maybe most important, this is a reminder that games are not just products: they are collaborative and challenging works of art created by people, for people. Putting the human talent of games in front and center of the conversation makes that fact indelible.

I won't go on about how difficult this time in the industry is or how "now more than ever we need recognition of human artists" etc etc. We all know this; hell, it's all they talk about on Gamescast whenever another shitty AI or Studio Closure story comes up in the news. But it's true, and I'm just blown away by how fucking life affirming this whole event has been in the face of all that bullshit. Geoff Keighley likes to call the Game Awards a "celebration of games," but the TGAs feel like an extended Youtube ad compared to what KindaFunny have done with this.

On a personal note: thank you KF for helping me to get through my dull workdays. Thank you for giving me hope that there are still so many people out there who actually give a shit. Thank you Nick and Andy for letting me crash your Marathon stream that one time. Thank you Blessing for agreeing to play every single Bionicle game on stream, something you definitely remember agreeing to and will definitely not take back.

Thank you everyone. This has been such a special thing to be a part of.

~Zekespeke

As the title says. What are some surprising or obscure games on your list you don't think anyone else would have? Maybe you'll find others who love the stuff you do too!

A few of mine are:
Revenge of the Gator on Gameboy
Splosion Man on Xbox 360
The Darkness on Xbox 360
Stranglehold on Xbox 360
Bust-a-Move on Arcade
Ten Pin Alley on PlayStation
NHL Hitz 2003 on PS2
and of course... The Bouncer on PS2

Just wanted to add on to all the love and say I was so blown away from the presentation and production this week. Time and time again, Kinda Funny exceeds my expectations when they put together live events. Certainly have a ton of FOMO for not making the trip. Mad props to the guys and thanks for inspiring the Best Friends, like myself, to do cool things!

The passion for video games the KF crew has is unmatched, and they always put on an amazing show. Thanks for all the hard work guys!

After watching this week of content, I’ve realized there are a lot of classic games. I just haven’t played or I need to finish/give a proper go.

So here’s what I’m suggesting. I’d like to gather a group in the community and pick one game a month that we would all vote on and we complete, come back and talk about it. I think it would be a lot of fun, it would give many of us opportunities to try something new.

I apologize if this is technically self-promotion. I just wanted to put it out there while it was fresh on my mind!

What could top this week of high level production?

For me it's Guardians of the Galaxy! I absolutely love that game and would have it in my top 100!

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Horizon Zero Dawn I thought for sure would be in the Top 20. Ratchet and Clank Rift apart also surprised me not being there.

I’m going to be so excited to do the math on what the list would look like if you only give points to the top 20 games or 25 games or something. To put the emphasis on the games that they’re most passionate about.

I’m totally happy with the way that they did their overall list, but it will be interesting to see it measured under a different scoring system.

A game being #1 but not in the Top 10 of any single list feels a little strange over a game like Tears of the Kingdom that was #2, #2, and #3 on three lists. Again, not complaining about the way it was scored just think it’s going to be a lot of fun to score the same lists in different ways to see different results