You know - those older games that nobody you know seemed to play much but really, really should?
For me:
- Cyberstorm. Probably one of the best mech games made. Wonderfully complex, insanely addictive.
- One Must Fall 2097. The best fighter ever made. Decades ahead of it's time. Only now are fighting games catching onto the idea that they don't have to be 2 player games only.
- Vampire The Masquerade: Redemption. Solid story, well acted, fun as hell.
- Turok 2 (PC version). Hard as hell to find. Amazing graphics for the time, some of the coolest weapons ever conceived. Brilliant boss fights, incredible but different kind of shooter.
- Soulbringer. Bizarre action based RPG that nobody ever seemed to play.
- Raptor: Call Of The Shadows. One of the most enjoyable top down shooters ever. Cool upgrade system, great bosses, just an all round awesome game.
- MDK2. First MDK was good, second one was something special. Funny, action packed, excellent mix of puzzling, jumping and shooting. Why this never got a sequel is beyond me.
For me:
- Cyberstorm. Probably one of the best mech games made. Wonderfully complex, insanely addictive.
- One Must Fall 2097. The best fighter ever made. Decades ahead of it's time. Only now are fighting games catching onto the idea that they don't have to be 2 player games only.
- Vampire The Masquerade: Redemption. Solid story, well acted, fun as hell.
- Turok 2 (PC version). Hard as hell to find. Amazing graphics for the time, some of the coolest weapons ever conceived. Brilliant boss fights, incredible but different kind of shooter.
- Soulbringer. Bizarre action based RPG that nobody ever seemed to play.
- Raptor: Call Of The Shadows. One of the most enjoyable top down shooters ever. Cool upgrade system, great bosses, just an all round awesome game.
- MDK2. First MDK was good, second one was something special. Funny, action packed, excellent mix of puzzling, jumping and shooting. Why this never got a sequel is beyond me.