10. Undertale

When a game gets the Dunkey treatment, it's probably worth picking up (and a few laughs)

The biggest indie hit of 2015, Undertale has been heralded for its soundtrack, storytelling, and perhaps most notably, its wit

Undertale details the adventures of Frisk, a human who has fallen underground into the Ruins, and must attempt to find their way back to the surface. Sounds pretty easy, right? Try adding in some talking skeletons (one of whom you can proposition for a date), dog enemies who only wish to be pet, a love affair with a singing robot, and a mouse determined to find its cheese, and you've got a game that is never short on providing a good laugh every couple of minutes. Featuring a host of unique endings, each with their own special reveals based on how you played the game, Undertale emphasizes just what it means to be human, and according to this game, means laughing quite a bit.

This game always knows to ask the important questions, like if you should befriend an eccentric skeleton

Experience a very, uh, unique battle system to say the least