Top 100 Best Wii Games
Deel
The Wii is not a thing of the past, but an invitation for now.
As soon as you click that remote, something is unleashed: you want to swing, aim, laugh, and above all, play together again. The living room becomes a playing field, Mario Kart is once again "just one more race," and even those who "aren't gamers" suddenly find themselves playing tennis or wandering through Hyrule. That's why we've compiled a European Top 100 that will make you want to start playing today: one bite-sized sentence per game, ordered from 1 → 100, without frills and full of playfulness. Use it as inspiration, as a checklist, or as an excuse to expand your collection; and as always: the choice is yours, go for what makes you happy right now.
As soon as you click that remote, something is unleashed: you want to swing, aim, laugh, and above all, play together again. The living room becomes a playing field, Mario Kart is once again "just one more race," and even those who "aren't gamers" suddenly find themselves playing tennis or wandering through Hyrule. That's why we've compiled a European Top 100 that will make you want to start playing today: one bite-sized sentence per game, ordered from 1 → 100, without frills and full of playfulness. Use it as inspiration, as a checklist, or as an excuse to expand your collection; and as always: the choice is yours, go for what makes you happy right now.
The Top 100
1. Super Mario Galaxy 2 – Platform perfection: even tighter, more creative, and more surprising than part one.
2. Super Mario Galaxy – Pure space magic with sublime controls and masterful level design.
3. The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword – MotionPlus finally makes sword fighting feel "real."
4. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Wii) – Dark, grand Zelda that stormed onto the Wii with bravado.
5. Mario Kart Wii – The ultimate "just one more race" game with bikes, tracks, and delightful chaos.
6. Xenoblade Chronicles – A gigantic RPG adventure with open areas and brilliant music.
7. Super Smash Bros. Brawl – A party for fighters and collectors, plus the Subspace Emissary campaign.
8. Metroid Prime Trilogy – The definitive way to experience the Prime trilogy, with pointer precision.
9. Donkey Kong Country Returns – Pure platforming fun that feels both classic and fresh.
10. Wii Sports Resort – MotionPlus showcase that turns minutes of sports into hours of smiles.
11. Metroid Prime 3: Corruption – Cinematic sci-fi with sharp pointer aim and strong boss fights.
12. New Super Mario Bros. Wii – Co-op chaos and old-school Mario, together on the couch.
13. Punch-Out!! – Rhythmic boxing that is both retro and razor-sharp modern.
14. Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn – Tactical depth and a brave campaign for strategy fans.
15. The Last Story – JRPG with pace, clever battles, and a lot of heart.
16. Pandora’s Tower – Unique action RPG with towers, timing, and a tragic core.
17. Sin & Punishment: Successor of the Skies – Arcade shooter art; fast, tight, and spectacular.
18. Okami (Wii) – Brush mechanics and mythical atmosphere come beautifully to life with motion.
19. Monster Hunter Tri – Co-op hunting that keeps you in its loot loop for hours.
20. Kirby’s Epic Yarn – Textile style with zen flow; pure feel-good.
21. Kirby’s Adventure Wii – Classic Kirby co-op with levels full of secrets.
22. Metroid: Other M – Fast, tight combat and a different perspective on Samus.
23. Wii Sports – The game that still gets everyone on the court.
24. Wii Fit Plus – Accessible daily routine with enough mini-goals to keep you engaged.
25. WarioWare: Smooth Moves – Microgame madness that flings the Wii remote in every direction.
26. Wario Land: The Shake Dimension – Hand-drawn beauty with shaking for bonus fun.
27. Mario Strikers Charged Football – Hard, fast, and wonderfully vicious: soccer the Mario way.
28. Mario Party 9 – Updated board rules, familiar minigame fun.
29. Mario Party 8 – Classic party fare that saves every family gathering.
30. Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games – Winter sports that are even more fun with everyone.
31. Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games – The original party where everyone can participate.
32. Boom Blox – Physics puzzles + party, conceived by Spielberg, served by you.
33. Boom Blox Bash Party – More levels, more modes, more "just throw it then."
34. No More Heroes – Style, satire, and sword fighting with an edge.
35. No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle – Tighter, faster, and even crazier.
36. Muramasa: The Demon Blade – Sidescroller artwork with razor-sharp action.
37. Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros’ Treasure – Clever puzzle adventures that turn every room into a brainteaser.
38. Little King’s Story – Cute kingdom management with surprising depth.
39. Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars – Accessible, explosive 2D fighter full of fan service.
40. Sonic Colours – Sonic at his best in years: tight levels and fresh Wisp power-ups.
41. The House of the Dead: Overkill – Grindhouse rail shooter with crude humor and delightful co-op.
42. Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition – The most enjoyable way to aim in RE4: point, click, shoot.
43. Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles – Story summary + railgun action = an evening of RE nostalgia.
44. Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles – Darker, more cinematic, and technically impressive.
45. de Blob – Bringing color back to the city has rarely been so joyful.
46. de Blob 2 – Creative sequel with better pacing and co-op.
47. A Boy and His Blob – Beautifully drawn puzzle platformer with a hug button.
48. Silent Hill: Shattered Memories – Psychological twist; your choices steer the nightmare.
49. Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon – Post-apocalyptic poetry with a soft heart.
50. Cursed Mountain – Mountain horror with slowly creeping tension and a unique setting.
51. Red Steel 2 – MotionPlus sword + pistol in a stylish, tight mix.
52. Red Steel – Rough launch diamond; directional for motion shooter ideas.
53. The Conduit – Ambitious Wii shooter with strong pointer controls.
54. GoldenEye 007 (2010) – Nostalgia and modern convenience in a successful re-interpretation.
55. Ghost Squad – Pure arcade fun with replayability in co-op.
56. The House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return – Two classics, one evening of high-score hunting.
57. Samba de Amigo – Maracas in hand, a smile on your face.
58. Rayman Origins – Cartoon platforming at its finest.
59. Rabbids Go Home – Anarchic humor and inventive chaos without minigames.
60. Disney Epic Mickey – Love letter to Disney history with a dark edge.
61. Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two – Co-op and musicality give the formula a new twist.
62. Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World – Lighthearted JRPG sequel trip for fans.
63. Dragon Quest Swords – Swinging swords and simple, enjoyable grinding.
64. Endless Ocean – Meditative diving; discovery and relaxation in one.
65. Endless Ocean 2: Adventures of the Deep – More fauna, more depth, more zen.
66. Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise – Rhythm perfection with an absurd smile.
67. Boom Street (Fortune Street) – Mario & Dragon Quest meet Monopoly at a high level.
68. Go Vacation – Holiday park full of minigames; pure co-op coziness.
69. Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 – MotionPlus golf that feels wonderfully natural.
70. NBA Jam (2010) – “He’s on fire!” remains the ultimate arcade basketball mantra.
71. DJ Hero – Fresh alternative to guitar plastic; mixing has rarely been so fun.
72. Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock – The hits, the challenge, the party: everything is right.
73. The Beatles: Rock Band – Musical ode that even non-gamers will sing along to.
74. Wii Party – Smooth, accessible party set for any group.
75. Wii Play – Mini-bundle that still scores as an icebreaker.
76. Link’s Crossbow Training – Short, sharp shooting range with Hyrule atmosphere.
77. Project Zero 2: Wii Edition – Haunted house classic in a fresh, scary guise.
78. Disaster: Day of Crisis – Over-the-top disaster movie to play yourself.
79. MadWorld – Black-and-white, blood-red violence with delightful style.
80. Call of Duty: Black Ops (Wii) – Full-fledged shooter experience with surprisingly solid online.
81. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Reflex – Classic, cleverly translated to pointer precision.
82. Skylanders: Spyro’s Adventure – Toys-to-life that really works (even now, secondhand).
83. TrackMania Wii – Tight time trials and addictive track building.
84. Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit (Wii) – Arcade racing with cops-and-robbers tension.
85. Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 – Great football feel in a comfortable living room setting.
86. Wii Chess – Relaxed evergreen and fun PAL curiosity.
87. LostWinds (WiiWare) – Dreamy platformer where you are the wind.
88. LostWinds: Winter of the Melodias (WiiWare) – More puzzles, more atmosphere, more wind magic.
89. World of Goo (WiiWare) – Physics masterpiece that is both clever and sweet.
90. BIT.TRIP RUNNER (WiiWare) – Tight rhythm runner with perfect "flow."
91. FAST – Racing League (WiiWare) – Super-fast futuracer that demands the utmost of your skills.
92. Hydroventure (WiiWare) – Fluid puzzles: you are the water.
93. Toki Tori (WiiWare) – Dutch puzzle classic with brilliant level design.
94. NyxQuest: Kindred Spirits (WiiWare) – Mythical platformer with divine powers.
95. Cave Story (WiiWare) – Indie mother with heart, atmosphere, and tight action.
96. Art of Balance (WiiWare) – Zen stacking until gravity teases you.
97. Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King (WiiWare) – City building + Crystal Chronicles charm.
98. Sonic and the Secret Rings – On-rails Sonic with surprisingly good flow.
99. Excite Truck – Arcade stunts, turbo, and terrain that undulates under your wheels.
100. Kororinpa: Marble Mania – Enjoyable tilt puzzles that make your wrists smile.
2. Super Mario Galaxy – Pure space magic with sublime controls and masterful level design.
3. The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword – MotionPlus finally makes sword fighting feel "real."
4. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Wii) – Dark, grand Zelda that stormed onto the Wii with bravado.
5. Mario Kart Wii – The ultimate "just one more race" game with bikes, tracks, and delightful chaos.
6. Xenoblade Chronicles – A gigantic RPG adventure with open areas and brilliant music.
7. Super Smash Bros. Brawl – A party for fighters and collectors, plus the Subspace Emissary campaign.
8. Metroid Prime Trilogy – The definitive way to experience the Prime trilogy, with pointer precision.
9. Donkey Kong Country Returns – Pure platforming fun that feels both classic and fresh.
10. Wii Sports Resort – MotionPlus showcase that turns minutes of sports into hours of smiles.
11. Metroid Prime 3: Corruption – Cinematic sci-fi with sharp pointer aim and strong boss fights.
12. New Super Mario Bros. Wii – Co-op chaos and old-school Mario, together on the couch.
13. Punch-Out!! – Rhythmic boxing that is both retro and razor-sharp modern.
14. Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn – Tactical depth and a brave campaign for strategy fans.
15. The Last Story – JRPG with pace, clever battles, and a lot of heart.
16. Pandora’s Tower – Unique action RPG with towers, timing, and a tragic core.
17. Sin & Punishment: Successor of the Skies – Arcade shooter art; fast, tight, and spectacular.
18. Okami (Wii) – Brush mechanics and mythical atmosphere come beautifully to life with motion.
19. Monster Hunter Tri – Co-op hunting that keeps you in its loot loop for hours.
20. Kirby’s Epic Yarn – Textile style with zen flow; pure feel-good.
21. Kirby’s Adventure Wii – Classic Kirby co-op with levels full of secrets.
22. Metroid: Other M – Fast, tight combat and a different perspective on Samus.
23. Wii Sports – The game that still gets everyone on the court.
24. Wii Fit Plus – Accessible daily routine with enough mini-goals to keep you engaged.
25. WarioWare: Smooth Moves – Microgame madness that flings the Wii remote in every direction.
26. Wario Land: The Shake Dimension – Hand-drawn beauty with shaking for bonus fun.
27. Mario Strikers Charged Football – Hard, fast, and wonderfully vicious: soccer the Mario way.
28. Mario Party 9 – Updated board rules, familiar minigame fun.
29. Mario Party 8 – Classic party fare that saves every family gathering.
30. Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games – Winter sports that are even more fun with everyone.
31. Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games – The original party where everyone can participate.
32. Boom Blox – Physics puzzles + party, conceived by Spielberg, served by you.
33. Boom Blox Bash Party – More levels, more modes, more "just throw it then."
34. No More Heroes – Style, satire, and sword fighting with an edge.
35. No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle – Tighter, faster, and even crazier.
36. Muramasa: The Demon Blade – Sidescroller artwork with razor-sharp action.
37. Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros’ Treasure – Clever puzzle adventures that turn every room into a brainteaser.
38. Little King’s Story – Cute kingdom management with surprising depth.
39. Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars – Accessible, explosive 2D fighter full of fan service.
40. Sonic Colours – Sonic at his best in years: tight levels and fresh Wisp power-ups.
41. The House of the Dead: Overkill – Grindhouse rail shooter with crude humor and delightful co-op.
42. Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition – The most enjoyable way to aim in RE4: point, click, shoot.
43. Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles – Story summary + railgun action = an evening of RE nostalgia.
44. Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles – Darker, more cinematic, and technically impressive.
45. de Blob – Bringing color back to the city has rarely been so joyful.
46. de Blob 2 – Creative sequel with better pacing and co-op.
47. A Boy and His Blob – Beautifully drawn puzzle platformer with a hug button.
48. Silent Hill: Shattered Memories – Psychological twist; your choices steer the nightmare.
49. Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon – Post-apocalyptic poetry with a soft heart.
50. Cursed Mountain – Mountain horror with slowly creeping tension and a unique setting.
51. Red Steel 2 – MotionPlus sword + pistol in a stylish, tight mix.
52. Red Steel – Rough launch diamond; directional for motion shooter ideas.
53. The Conduit – Ambitious Wii shooter with strong pointer controls.
54. GoldenEye 007 (2010) – Nostalgia and modern convenience in a successful re-interpretation.
55. Ghost Squad – Pure arcade fun with replayability in co-op.
56. The House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return – Two classics, one evening of high-score hunting.
57. Samba de Amigo – Maracas in hand, a smile on your face.
58. Rayman Origins – Cartoon platforming at its finest.
59. Rabbids Go Home – Anarchic humor and inventive chaos without minigames.
60. Disney Epic Mickey – Love letter to Disney history with a dark edge.
61. Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two – Co-op and musicality give the formula a new twist.
62. Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World – Lighthearted JRPG sequel trip for fans.
63. Dragon Quest Swords – Swinging swords and simple, enjoyable grinding.
64. Endless Ocean – Meditative diving; discovery and relaxation in one.
65. Endless Ocean 2: Adventures of the Deep – More fauna, more depth, more zen.
66. Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise – Rhythm perfection with an absurd smile.
67. Boom Street (Fortune Street) – Mario & Dragon Quest meet Monopoly at a high level.
68. Go Vacation – Holiday park full of minigames; pure co-op coziness.
69. Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 – MotionPlus golf that feels wonderfully natural.
70. NBA Jam (2010) – “He’s on fire!” remains the ultimate arcade basketball mantra.
71. DJ Hero – Fresh alternative to guitar plastic; mixing has rarely been so fun.
72. Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock – The hits, the challenge, the party: everything is right.
73. The Beatles: Rock Band – Musical ode that even non-gamers will sing along to.
74. Wii Party – Smooth, accessible party set for any group.
75. Wii Play – Mini-bundle that still scores as an icebreaker.
76. Link’s Crossbow Training – Short, sharp shooting range with Hyrule atmosphere.
77. Project Zero 2: Wii Edition – Haunted house classic in a fresh, scary guise.
78. Disaster: Day of Crisis – Over-the-top disaster movie to play yourself.
79. MadWorld – Black-and-white, blood-red violence with delightful style.
80. Call of Duty: Black Ops (Wii) – Full-fledged shooter experience with surprisingly solid online.
81. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Reflex – Classic, cleverly translated to pointer precision.
82. Skylanders: Spyro’s Adventure – Toys-to-life that really works (even now, secondhand).
83. TrackMania Wii – Tight time trials and addictive track building.
84. Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit (Wii) – Arcade racing with cops-and-robbers tension.
85. Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 – Great football feel in a comfortable living room setting.
86. Wii Chess – Relaxed evergreen and fun PAL curiosity.
87. LostWinds (WiiWare) – Dreamy platformer where you are the wind.
88. LostWinds: Winter of the Melodias (WiiWare) – More puzzles, more atmosphere, more wind magic.
89. World of Goo (WiiWare) – Physics masterpiece that is both clever and sweet.
90. BIT.TRIP RUNNER (WiiWare) – Tight rhythm runner with perfect "flow."
91. FAST – Racing League (WiiWare) – Super-fast futuracer that demands the utmost of your skills.
92. Hydroventure (WiiWare) – Fluid puzzles: you are the water.
93. Toki Tori (WiiWare) – Dutch puzzle classic with brilliant level design.
94. NyxQuest: Kindred Spirits (WiiWare) – Mythical platformer with divine powers.
95. Cave Story (WiiWare) – Indie mother with heart, atmosphere, and tight action.
96. Art of Balance (WiiWare) – Zen stacking until gravity teases you.
97. Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King (WiiWare) – City building + Crystal Chronicles charm.
98. Sonic and the Secret Rings – On-rails Sonic with surprisingly good flow.
99. Excite Truck – Arcade stunts, turbo, and terrain that undulates under your wheels.
100. Kororinpa: Marble Mania – Enjoyable tilt puzzles that make your wrists smile.