An official collection of Doom games with widescreen and normalized mouse support, but the mods are only available with a Bethesda account. Without Zdoom/Brutal Doom, it's now clearly obsolete.

A highly enjoyable, pixelated, ultraviolent side-scrolling shooter-platformer building on the foundations of Doom and Quake with a dash of Terminator and Predator. Great music and sound effects too.

A fairly decent remaster of Quake 1 (2 expansions and 2 fairly new additional campaigns included). While its role amongst first person shooters is significant, the game itself isn't that memorable.

An unusual turn-based tactical combat game in 2D with space-faring robots, where we must lead our ragtag pirate team to victory, with lots of equipment... and hats. Unfortunately it becomes dull fast.

A rather childish hidden object game with lovely scenery, where we play as one of the small people living in the undergrowth, trying to save the kingdom of tiny folks and animals.

The 5th and best part of the Queen's Quest series, which is the sequel of the 2nd one. While some of the series' flaws are still present, this one is a well-made and enjoyable hidden object game.

Yet another entry in the Queen's Quest series which suffers from the same shortcomings as the previous titles: too many hidden object scenes, somewhat tedious gameplay and an uncompelling story.

One of those turn-based card games (in space), except this one has an actual story and a surprisingly deep development system with insane amounts of skills and equipment. The music is amazing as well.