It took a while, but Devil May Cry is finally on PC. A generally okay port of hack-and-slashing in its finest hour, with general technical polish and 1080p. Controller STRONGLY recommended.

Made by ex-Interceptor developers, DUSK takes heavy inspiration from Quake and doesn't bother hiding it. Runs on Unity, but feels like a proper 90s FPS through design and visuals alike.

A prequel to Bombshell, starring the characters and setting in a more standard FPS perspective... wait. Hold on. That's the Build Engine, in 2018. Yes, Build. You should DEFINITELY take a look.

Vigil Games' Biblical Fantasy RPG features an "open-ish" world with Metroidvania style navigation. The remaster includes 1080p60 cutscenes and vastly improves performance on PC for free.

A Metroidvania with the artstyle of Joe Madureira, featuring a fantasy take on Biblical scripture. With several port issues and poorly compressed cutscenes, the Warmastered edition is superior.

[NOTE: EARLY ACCESS] Former Parallax Software devs finally got together with a Kickstarter to kick off a spiritual successor to DESCENT. Visually stunning, but retains the classic DESCENT feel.

Killing Floor 2, while mostly akin to the original, makes many changes that speed up the pace and change strategies. Vastly improved from the original game, but loot systems may be an annoyance.

IT'S BACK! An incredible DOS-era shooter that expects you to be ready for an attack from anywhere, whether in front, on your left, or right above you. Use DXX-Rebirth for the best experience!

Not Monolith's best by any means, but nonetheless an interesting one. Multiple mechs, a cool setting, and LithTech visuals get you past level design issues and an arbitrary CRIT system. WARNING: ANIMÉ

KotOR 2 is a worthy successor to KotOR, but a rushed release led to a high profile trainwreck. It has cut content by the megaliter and loves a good crash, but there's a great game somewhere in there.