Best PC Hack & Slash Games
God of Waron 7 of 36 rankings2
NieR: Automataon 6 of 36 rankings3
Diablo IIon 5 of 36 rankings4
Batman: Arkham Knighton 4 of 36 rankings5
Hadeson 3 of 36 rankings6
Batman: Arkham Asylumon 2 of 36 rankings7
Fable IIIon 2 of 36 rankings8
God of War Ragnarökon 2 of 36 rankings9
Batman: Arkham Cityon 2 of 36 rankings10
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoningon 1 of 36 rankings11
Yakuza 0on 1 of 36 rankings12
Darksiders IIon 1 of 36 rankings13
Sifuon 1 of 36 rankings14
Death's Dooron 1 of 36 rankings15
Streets of Rageon 1 of 36 rankings16
Furion 1 of 36 rankings17
Castle Crasherson 1 of 36 rankings18
Monster Hunter: Worldon 1 of 36 rankings19
The Lord of the Rings: Conqueston 1 of 36 rankings20
Black Myth: Wukongon 1 of 36 rankings21
Absolumon 1 of 36 rankings22
Devil may cry 3on 1 of 36 rankings23
Diablo IIIon 1 of 36 rankings24
Sleeping Dogson 1 of 36 rankings25
Wuchang: Fallen Featherson 1 of 36 rankings26
Path of Exileon 1 of 36 rankings27
Hades IIon 1 of 36 rankings28
Ultimate Spider-Manon 1 of 36 rankings29
Devil May Cry 5on 1 of 36 rankingsHow this ranking is made
According to Made the Cut's census of 36 independent rankings, recounted 16 October 2026, the best PC Hack & Slash game is God of War, followed by NieR: Automata and Diablo II.
How this is counted
This chart counts 36 ranking sources, one voice each: the published ranking of games from that source with the most titles whose genre is Hack & Slash and on PC, cut down to those titles, in the order that source listed them. A title's place is its average position across all sources counted: a title someone left off their ranking counts as tied with their last place (here, that source ranked titles of this kind and left this one out). A small pull toward the middle keeps one enthusiastic list from crowning a #1. Every title in the computed chart has a numbered position, with its source count shown beside it. It is recounted whenever a ranking is published, changed or removed, last on 16 October 2026. Member rankings and attributed external lists use the same calculation. Multiple lists from one member or external author count once; linked slices add no extra vote. Frozen links, private or unlisted lists and unmatched titles are never counted. The full method.
12 of the 36 published rankings of games this counts, in the order they were published.