Let’s take a trip down memory lane to the good old days of PC gaming with Attack of the Mutant – a blast from the past inspired by R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps. DreamWorks Interactive dropped this gem on us back on September 25, 1997, making it one of the Original games to use cel-shaded animation. Picture…
In the realm of classic platformer games from the ’90s, one name stands out for its timeless charm and boundless energy: “Jazz Jackrabbit 2.” Developed by Epic Games and released in 1998, this beloved sequel to the original “Jazz Jackrabbit” brought a whirlwind of action, memorable characters, and creative level design to the gaming world….
In the vast landscape of video games, certain titles stand as pillars of innovation and influence. “Civilization,” released in 1991, is one such monumental creation. Designed by Sid Meier and published by MicroProse, this game marked a turning point in the world of strategy gaming, birthing an empire of immersive and intellectually stimulating experiences that…
In the realm of classic freeware video games, there exists a gem that allows you to dive into the world of crime and mayhem. “Crime Fighter,” developed by Peter Steffen in 1993, offers a unique and engaging gaming experience where you embrace your darker side to amass wealth and power through a life of crime….
When it comes to classic educational games that have left an indelible mark on our childhoods, “Scooter’s Magic Castle” is a name that often springs to mind. Developed by Media Vision and published by Hi Tech Expressions in 1993, this delightful adventure continues to enchant gamers young and old with its captivating blend of education…
The world of educational video games has seen its fair share of titles, but there are some hidden gems that hold a special place in the hearts of those who grew up with them. “Rodney’s Funscreen,” released by Activision in 1992, is one such treasure. Let’s take a nostalgic journey back to this delightful educational…
“Hexen II” is a first-person shooter video game developed by Raven Software and published by id Software in 1997. It is the sequel to the popular game “Hexen: Beyond Heretic” and is part of the Heretic/Hexen series of games. “Hexen II” follows the same dark fantasy theme as its predecessor but features significant improvements in…
The best 007 game ever made. And no, I Don’t mean Goldeneye! A controversial view in the gaming community when Goldeneye has a bit of a cult following, but I stand by the fact that I enjoyed Nightfire a lot more. Going back and playing all of the old titles, Nightfire still has a lot…
I remember playing a demo of this game on my laptop back in the day and having about 30 minutes of fun blasting away and not really taking the game seriously. I thought I would give it another try today, to see how the game lives up to today’s standards. Unfortunately, not very well! Even…
We were recently discussing our favourite Mortal Kombat games and comparing it to the lists online and my thoughts are that everyone’s favourite games, movies and TV shows are all based on nostalgia, and this plays a massive part in what you prefer. My brother was a massive MK4 fan, as was I. We probably…