If you are anything like me, you will have experienced all the awesome games that console-only gamers missed out on (Don’t get me wrong, we had the consoles too, and loved them).
Even today, I love exploring ‘old’ (I say old very loosely) games that I didn’t get a chance to play!
This page is dedicated to those awesome games that gave us hours of fun! If I have missed a game that you loved, please let me know!
Day of the Tentacle is a classic point-and-click adventure game that was developed and published by LucasArts in 1993. Created by the legendary Tim Schafer and Dave Grossman, this game stands as a shining example of the humor, creativity, and innovation that made LucasArts a powerhouse in the gaming industry. In this article, we’ll delve…
In the vast realm of digital card games, there are hidden gems that often go unnoticed. Spectromancer is one such treasure that deserves your attention. This classic card game, available on Steam, holds a special place in the hearts of its dedicated players. Despite being underrated, Spectromancer offers a unique and captivating experience that every…
Project Warlock, developed by Buckshot Software and released in 2018, pays homage to the classic first-person shooters of the ’90s while infusing them with modern elements. This action-packed game takes players on a thrilling journey through a pixelated realm filled with relentless enemies, awe-inspiring weapons, and a touch of spellcasting wizardry. Join us as we…
Doom 2, released in 1994 by id Software, is an iconic first-person shooter that solidified its predecessor’s legacy and set a new standard for the genre. Building upon the success of the original Doom, this highly anticipated sequel introduced groundbreaking features, intense gameplay, and an immersive world filled with terrifying demons and adrenaline-pumping action. Unleashing…
In the early 90s, a small game development company called id Software revolutionized the gaming industry with the release of two iconic first-person shooter games: Doom and Doom 2. These games were unlike anything that had come before, and their impact can still be felt in modern gaming today. Released in 1993, the original Doom…
In the early 90s, the first-person shooter (FPS) genre was in its infancy. Games like Doom and Wolfenstein 3D had set the standard for what an FPS game could be, but there was still plenty of room for innovation and experimentation. Enter Heretic, a game that took the classic FPS formula and added a touch…
