The Void is another unique creation of Ice-Pick Lodge. Be warned though, this game is utterly ruthless and unforgiving. An early mistake will turn into a slow and painful descent into starvation.

Ice-Pick Lodge is one of the more unique game developers, and Pathologic is a testament to that. You just have to get past how badly the game has aged, and you're in for a treat.

This is a game both you and your crazy conspiracy uncle might enjoy. Might be the best first person RPG I have ever played (System Shock 2 might have a better story, but DX is a better RPG).

The first Mass Effect is stuck in the past in a bad way, but despite its shortcomings, but it gets one thing right: the awe and wonder of discovery and adventure. "Embrace eternity".

KOTOR is what got me truly invested in the universe of the Star Wars. In its heart it's a Bioware RPG at its best when the term actually meant something. Both a good RPG and a good Star Wars game.

Arcanum is a great RPG game trapped inside a horrible engine. Still, one of the better experiences- at the end of an era of isometric CRPGs.

The game that jump-started the post-nuclear wasteland theme. While not as good as the second game, Fallout is still one of the greatest entries in the series.

A wise man once said, "Planescape: Torment is the greatest RPG I have ever read". This game is a text-heavy isometric RPG, and if you care for such a thing, you're in for the experience of a lifetime.

VTM: Bloodlines released as a bug-ridden mess, but after you patch it up, it is one of the greatest RPGs of all time.

Back in the days when deconstructions of a genre were really funny and inventive games instead of lazy mockeries, there was this love child of Monty Python inspired funny and Fallout 2 humor.