Kinda Funny's Top 100 Games of All Time Day 1 (#s 100-81)

The Kinda Funny crew kicked off their first-ever Top 100 Games of All Time list with a live studio audience, revealing entries 100 through 81. The project was born from Greg Miller’s childhood obsession with Electronic Gaming Monthly’s top 100 lists—he carried that magazine “as if it was my Bible.” The list was compiled from seven staff members’ personal rankings, then distilled into a single ranked list with no ties. The result is a deliberately subjective time capsule, meant to capture what these specific people love most, not an objective canon.

How the List Was Built

Nick Scarpino explained the methodology. The definition of “best” was intentionally loose: “best, favorite, iconic, influential, timeless, classic, all are factors, but in no mathematical way.” It came down to “these are the games we would fight for.” Franchise entries, remakes, remasters, and reimaginings were handled case-by-case through individual conversations with producer Barrett Courtney, who also tabulated the final list. When two games tied, the one that averaged highest on the personal lists won. Games had to be released before December 31, 2025, and could be on any platform—console, PC, mobile, arcade, even Tiger Electronics handhelds. The show was full spoilers, with no effort to preserve surprises.

Day One’s Entries (100–81)