Though dated and even goofy by today's standards, D still stands out as a unique (if short) horror adventure game, and a notable entry in the late game auteur Kenji Eno's career. Give it a shot.

The codifier of the first person shooter, and one of the crown jewels of the early 90's gaming scene. It'll also be made to run on anything from a military supercomputer to a refrigerator, too.

Great 2D game with a challenge. You'll fail a lot but will git gud.

A sequel to one of the best platformers in the 90s has returned in glorious 2.5D but stays faithful to the gameplay mechanics. A must have for any fan.

Lorne Lanning's contribution to the world of video games is funny, dark, forebording, moody, story-driven, extremely unique, and, well... odd.

All you need to do to enjoy Duck Game: quack and attack. Easy to learn, difficult to master. That's the 90's way.

This game is like someone took Sonic CD, branched out from it, and improved on it in every single way. Definitely worth a play.

Quite impressive for an indie game which was made from almost one man's work (sans the voice acting and music). Great story and character development!

If you like metroidvanias, beautiful graphics/story/music, and happen to be waiting patiently for a Dust: An Elysian Tail sequel, this game is for you.

Tight controls, fantastic modding capabilities, and jittery PS1 geometry ahoy! BallisticNG is more or less an old Wipeout game, and that's just fine.