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

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.

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.

After releasing Catacombs 3-D and realizing the potential of FPS games, ID Software went all-in creating this World War 2-themed shooter for MS-DOS.

The second Indiana Jones-based adventure game by LucasArts and the first one featuring an original story. Art, music and story is as amazing as ever.