Collider presents a ranked rundown of the best urban fantasy video games, a subgenre in which magic, monsters and supernatural drama play out against real or realistic city backdrops rather than traditional high-fantasy settings. The piece highlights how the genre has spread from books into film, television and gaming, working equally well in open-world RPGs and more linear, level-based titles.

Among the entries covered are Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines, a cult first-person RPG set in modern Los Angeles; Darksiders III, which sends the horseman Fury through a ruined, apocalyptic city to defeat the Seven Deadly Sins; Ghostwire: Tokyo, an open-world horror-fantasy in which a young man possessed by a vengeful spirit must save Tokyo's Shibuya district after its population vanishes; and Vampyr, a niche but well-regarded title with a dedicated following. The full list runs to ten games, though the supplied text is truncated before the remaining entries are detailed.