I'll level with you: I loved Kung Fury. It's beautifully stupid and actually quite funny. This pixel-art two button brawler is a perfect accompaniment to it.

Considering how disappointing the first Kick-Ass game was, this second attempt is even less entertaining. It feels low budget, under-developed and the script... well, listen for yourself.

I still remember how positive PC Gamer was about this game, and in some ways it absolutely still holds up! Be prepared to put some effort into getting hardware rendering working though with dgVoodoo.

I hadn't really delved into the Dark Forces games, but this first stab at a first person shooter in Star Wars world is really quite good! Evocative of the movies and fun to play.

This curiosity is only a couple of years old, but combines infinite runner, platforming, future-motorcycling, neon and best of all, shutdown leaderboard servers...

It's unfortunate I had so many technical problems getting this game working, because when it did work I had a lot of run. Recommended with the caveat that it might not work great for you!

The best part of this 3D platformer is really the musical number in the intro. It's got plenty of character, and it looks nice, but actually playing it can be a little underwhelming.

A free-to-play card game developed for mobile, brought to Steam? Normally, I'd be about as far away from this as it's possible to be, but I had more fun that I expected. Not great, but decent.

A mostly awesome remaster of the classic DuckTales. Just attempt to ignore some of the cutscenes... there's a lot of them, and they can be rough. Weirdly I feel like the art style has also age.

There's a lot of games in here, and most of them are entertaining as well as technically impressive for NES games. DuckTales, Rescue Rangers, and Darkwing Duck are worth the price alone!