Arguably the most surreal, beautiful and poignant adventure game ever developed by LucasArts, this cinematic sci-fi game lets you explore alien worlds.

Revolution Software's well-known point-and-click adventure revolves around cultist conspiracies and spans many locations from Paris to the Middle East.

Valve's tribute to id Software shooters. This is a simple, fast-paced head-on deathmatch game that heavily draws inspiration from the first Quake game.

One of Eric Chahi's first adventure-puzzle platformers. The game is highly cinematic and takes place in a grim, surreal and hostile alien world.

A retro-styled indie 2D platformer based around the aesthetics of the 1980's-console MSX. It emphasizes mainly on non-linear exploration.

The sequel to Monolith Productions' horror FPS Blood. While based on an entirely new engine called LithTech it still retains the style of the original.

HeXen II is a highly improved sequel to HeXen. Running on a heavily modified version of the Quake engine it offered better story, hubs and puzzles.

The official expansion pack for the fantasy FPS game HeXen. It features three new hubs, new levels and culminates in an arena-style final boss fight.

A retro-styled indie horror game with obvious influences from Silent Hill. It's haunting, immersive, surreal and - despite its art direction - scary.

Quake II was the all-new indirect sequel to ID Softwares' action shooter Quake. It was developed on the greatly-improved id Tech 2-engine.