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The following lists the highest-grossing film adaptations based on video games, including live-action and animated films. Films such as Wreck-It Ralph, Pixels, and Ready Player One are inspired by video games, but are not adapted from any actual video game, so are not included. Any types of video games such as visual novels and digital pets are included, with the exception of physical games or outside of video games like Dungeons & Dragons and Ouija are not included.