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Number 10 Hollow Knight.

Yeah, okay.

Ah, fantastic entry in the Metroid Vania genre.

Hollow Knight is deceptively gorgeous.

Team Cherry crafted, a dark and eerie to D world that reflects its grim lore.

Hollow Nest is quite a bleak place, but the dreary routes that populate this realm are filled with bursts of animation that add depth and color hollow.

Knight combines it's two D visuals with hand drawn art, great effects and atmospheric backgrounds to create a universe that feels alive.

One of the most beautiful indie games on the market, Hollow Knight is the perfect fit for Nintendo.

Switch my sister because number nine Yoshi's Crafted world, when it comes to Mario, is lovable dinosaur.

Nintendo tends to get pretty inventive, while 2015 is Yoshi's Wooly world gave everything a yard makeover.

Yoshi's Crafted world opted to go down the diagram, a route The result is a game absolutely dripping in creativity and eye catching visuals.

Nintendo managed to capture that childlike imagination that allows plastic bottles to be transformed into spaceships and paper into living creatures.

While the areas cover a wide range of styles and settings, the visuals remained consistent throughout, with each level radiating warmth, comfort and Wonder Number eight.

Paper.

Mario The Origami King Nintendo apparently has a thing for cardboard.

20 twenties paper.

Mario Game might be divisive in a lot of ways, but that does not include its visuals.

Unsurprisingly, this first party Nintendo game is a masterpiece in the graphics department To save Princess Peach and Friends from King Ali, the two D Mario sets out on exciting adventure through the lavish mushroom kingdom, from the vibrant greens of the whispering woods to the cold blues of the origami Castle paper.

Mario is a colorful epic, using in personality and charm.

Number seven Animal Crossing New Horizons Good.

If you're going to be stuck on a deserted island and saddled with a massive mortgage, then the area could at least be beautiful.

Animal crossing New Horizons perfects the cartoony art style synonymous with the Siri's creating a simply lovely aesthetic.

The Villagers themselves tend to hog the limelight because they are so damn cute.

But new horizons, pleasant environments and backdrops are essential for delivering that tranquil animal crossing experience.

Realism might not be the name of the game, but New Horizons includes plenty of tiny touches that make island life so engaging.

Number six Hey AIDS!

All right, Along with fluid gameplay, innovative storytelling and intelligent audio design, Supergiant games is known for creating a beautiful game or to Haiti's might be the developers masterpiece, a highly addictive rogue like with a brilliant combat system and ever developing story line.

As Szaggars attempts his grand escape from the underworld, The son of Haiti's traverse is four distinct regions that all share a love for splendid artwork.

McCobb touches and energized backdrops When the combat really gets going.

Haiti's bombards the screen with all of the special effects, creating a mesmerizing symphony of vivid explosions and flashing lights that just about managed to avoid resembling an indecipherable mess.

The experience of death.

Time after time.

Number five Mario Kart eight Deluxe, about a year taking Mario Kart eight and just making it better.

The Switches Deluxe edition represents Nintendo's racing franchise.

At the peak of its powers, be it new tracks designed for the eighth entry or retro courses that have been given face lifts.

Mario Kart eight Deluxe never fails to impress in the graphics department, a celebration of the Mario franchise and Nintendo in general.

Each course feels like a love letter to gaming as they take players through a roller coaster ride packed with exhilarating thrills and stunning visuals.

Mario Kart eight also doesn't skimp out when it comes to Variety.

I just Number four Super Smash Brothers Ultimate Well, considering the multitude of artistic styles this crossover has to contend with, The fact Super Smash Brothers Ultimate looks as congruent as it does is remarkable.

With more than 70 characters and over 100 stages, Super Smash Brothers Ultimate undoubtedly delivers quantity.

But that does not come at the expense of quality compared to earlier entries in the Siri's ultimate visuals are considerably crisper, primarily thanks to a new lighting system and improved textures.

At its worst, Ultimate still looks fine.

At its best, Nintendo's fighter is a marvel to behold.

Number three, Luigi's Mansion.

Three.

Luigi might spend most of his solo adventures in a perpetual state of fear.

But at least the ghosts tend to pick memorable locations, be it the design of the characters or the atmospheric, if not necessarily creepy, environments.

Luigi's Mansion three never sets a foot wrong visually, as Luigi makes his way up the last resort, hotel lobbies and restaurants give way to a variety of wonderfully crafted set pieces.

Luigi's Mansion three uses the relatively small scale of its settings to stuff each room with detail, creating an intimate but unforgettable package in the process.

Number two.

The Legend of Zelda, Breath of the Wild, My Dear Zelda on the courageous knight who protected her right up to the very end on open World Game that emphasizes freedom Link is set loose on a post apocalyptic high rule and told to make it work.

From the moment Link steps onto the Great Plateau and takes in the view Breath of the wild never ceases to be awe inspiring.

Even a realm as desolate and harsh is this.

High rule is not without beauty permitting.

Someone is willing to search for it.

While the simple act of running through high rule fields could be delightful stumbling upon special locations will lead to breathtaking views and long lasting memories.

Before we unveil our topic, here are a few honorable mentions.

The Legend of Zelda Links Awakening because of two D.

Zelda Adventure has never looked this good Greece, because this is like a watercolor art book brought toe life, Ori and the will of the Wisps because the stunning visuals meld perfectly with the storytelling octo path traveler.

Because pixel art blends with three D really well.

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Number one Super Mario Odyssey Mario always demands the best.

Armed with a cap and with a princess to say, Mario embarks on an adventure that takes him to plenty of familiar and strange worlds, all of which are impeccably designed.

Mario games always have picturesque locations and vibrant graphics, but Odyssey shows a willingness to experiment more with art styles and even realism.

As the first traditional three d Mario game, created specifically for an HD console Odyssey, takes full advantage of the switches capabilities to present this universe in a better light than ever before.

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