13 The Legend Of Zelda: A Link To The Past
Of the classic Zelda games, which is to say the non-3D ones, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past is often regarded as the best of the bunch. Not only that but it is also considered one of, if not the best, Super Nintendo games.

Zelda 2 was a bit of an oddball of a sequel and this title then perfected what the original game did on the NES. A Link to the Past became the template for everything that came after, including Ocarina of Time. For action/puzzle games, there is nothing sweeter than this top-down masterpiece.

12 Don't Starve Together
Don't Starve Together is the sequel to Don't Starve; it updated the game in lots of ways and added a multiplayer option (though you can still play by yourself as always). This survival action-adventure title is bound to keep you coming back.

Your goal is right in the title: don't starve! You'll be thrown into a harsh and unforgiving world to survive for as long as humanly possible. You'll struggle to find resources and, at night, have to fend off an onslaught by monstrous creatures! All the while, it's essential to keep your sanity as well-maintained as your hunger and fatigue.

11 The Legend Of Zelda: Link’s Awakening
As mentioned earlier, Zelda games are important for anyone wanting to know what a great top-down adventure game is like, but there are tons to choose from. Link to the Past is a magnificent example for those who haven’t enjoyed a Zelda game before, but an aesthetic deviation many could get into is the Switch remake of The Legend Of Zelda: Link’s Awakening.

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Originally for the Game Boy, this classic game was given a huge facelift for the new era, replacing the simplistic sprites in the form of a round and doughy new look. It’s a gorgeous game, but behind its great visuals is also a wonderful adventure that’s never been prettier.

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