Classics with upgraded visuals, improved camera controls and frame rate. A better way to play them, however, also the only one too. Does NOT have any graphical/PC settings, same as Tomb Raider.

Drops Techland's setting of gritty, desperate world and embraces the more fun aspects of zombie-slaying. Follows the Dead Island combat formula, while making it less grindy and less tedious.

Undeserved bad rep due to limitations from its console roots. While not living up to the original, it's still a solid immersive sim experience with good exploration. Visible Upgrade recommended.

Stylish immersive sim with a rich world hampered by bloated areas, achievement bugs, and combat mechanics that miss the mark. Suffers from traversal stutter. DXHR Exe Patcher recommended.

A way to buy a new copy of the game at an affordable price. Emulated, not a native PC port, so the enhancements and additions are severely limited. Potentially inferior to other emulation solutions.

A more easily digestible sequel with a less irritating protagonist (relatively), and a wonderful soundtrack. CoZ Improvement Patch and familiarity with Chaos;Head plot recommended.

Simplistic mechanics make this one rather relaxing. The soundtrack is especially memorable. Widescreen executable and frame limiter recommended, as this release was not updated for modern PCs at all.

The best 3D Oddworld title there is. A giant leap in terms of visual presentation in comparison to Munch's. The ending falls short and later game has an identity crisis. More buggy than it should be.

TEKKEN is the only fighting series that I've enjoyed throughout the years and 8 delivers even far greater joy than 7! Notable story presentation, full of different game modes, good list of PC options.