While inspired more by wargames than 90's and 80's PC gaming, it captures the no frills, down to the mechanics philosophy of the time with lots of granularity and a feel that anyone could have done it

A great successor to Dungeon keeper, while lacking the original's grit and missing the mark in terms of outing itself as its own thing or truly capturing the grit and humor of the original, still good

Roguelikes may not be the most common thing today or back then but this one immerses you into its world and era with amazing music, gameplay, deep customization and a simple yet striking art style.

While not out yet, we have no doubt the creators of DUSK will have no problems releasing another grand FPS this time more inspired by the likes of Heretic and such other games.

Bringing back high scores, time trials and CHUNKS, devil daggers is an addictive take on the fast pace of FPS combat and high score chasing/gloating of the times.

A grand strategy game with complexity for months, crappy AI and amazing multiplayer. Illwinter games never left their design out of the 90's in terms of greatness or graphics.

A true followup to the Id software school of design. you can feel the love and carelessness that went into this game. its a beautiful mark of love as well as being new in all the right ways.

From a philosophical point of view, this game reminds me quite a lot of the DOS days of gaming. With a stupidly large amount of content, odd and experimental mechanics and difficulty. for RTS fans+

Arping back to the days of quake this game may not play like the olden days but it sure looks like it. Still quite a fun game, the diet-roguelike aspects could mix more smoothly.

A great game that brings back the feeling of platformers of the time in the style of Duke nukem 1&2 as well as those odd japanese imports.