It's a time-management game based around a restaurant. Big deal, right? Well, this one is special. Extermely keyboard friendly and surprisingly deep.

Microgames (no, not micro-transcation games) with guns, ducks, guns, swords, jetpacks, guns... multiplayer madness and an addictive arcade mode, too.

If only text based RPGs were this good in the 80s! Streamlined modern gameplay with a pseudo-retro interface. Hugely addictive.

All of the Shadowrun PC games carry on the legacy of the console and pen-and-paper games, but more than hold their own in 2015. Superb RPG fun.

It can be frustrating, but behind its pixelated exterior lies a creative experience of surprising depth.

One with plenty of thought required - and a mouse helps, too - this work in progress is one of the better strategy games of recent times.

Even if you're sick of the zombie trope, this remake of Oregon Trail is still a great way to kill an hour (and some zombies.)

Incredibly well-rendered both visually and aurally, it's no wonder people still talk about this so long after its release. Compelling and fun.

With so many recent games having hacking elements, they could do a lot worse than draw inspiration from Uplink, the ultimate in tech-time management.

Still a classic that offers plenty of challenge and replay value. Surprisingly in-depth engine for its time, even if there are no tunnels...