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- Mafia
- Operation Flashpoint
- Giant Citizen Kabuto
- Half-Life
- Blood
- Serious Sam the 1st & 2nd Encounter
- The Sims
- Age of Empires II
- Red Alert
- Red Faction
- Deus Ex
- Max Payne
- Dynablaster
- Driver
And others I could list as well but I’d say I’ve played these the most… Also sorted in no particular order.
Battlefield 1942 was amazing and the Desert Combat mod was killer.
Star Control I and II
Medieval II Total War (except that diplomacy was a joke)
Civ III was great, but Alpha Centauri may have been the best 4x game ever.
What grinds my gears about Medieval II is how every general gets a ton of battle dread pretty much no matter what
Still playing OpenTTD and Dwarf Fortress.
Been looking into getting into DF but it all seems intimidating and lacking polish. Is it worth the effort? I know people love it, but learning curve is kind of annoying. If you had to compare it to a similar game, which one would it be?
Have you looked at the Steam version yet?
Only causally reading about it. Didn’t purchase the game yet. Graphically it’s much better, which is why I was drawn to the idea of getting in the first place. Am not much of a fan of ascii art in games.
The Steam version is great, but still fairly intricate. (not complicated, but there is a lot going on) also get DFHack, it automates a lot of the confusing stuff). Definitely worth the effort IMO, I am having a lot of fun with it. For example, I was besieged by goblins last night, and after a big fight one of my dwarves killed their leader, and we won the day. My champion was praised in song and engravings, and we made a platinum statue in his likeness, that was displayed in the entrance to the fort. A few weeks later the Duke of Paperprice (the name of my fort) threw a tantrum because his mandated goods was delivered late, and in his rage he killed our hero. One of the dwarven kids had to carry his mangled body down to the Atomsmasher. Ah well, that’s dorfs for you.
Transport Tycoon Deluxe (which lives on as the much improved OpenTTD.)
Master of Orion 2
Star Wars Jedi Knight II - Jedi Outcast
Home Alone (1991) - Special mention as my first computer game. Still have the box…
Age of Empires II (revived, remastered, and still receiving expansions and development)
Monkey Island 1-3 and System Shock 2. And Might and Magic 4+5. I play these once every two years.
And a modern classic-to-be: Shadow Warrior 2. I play this once per year (New game +) and will never stop. I have reached level 240 just today.
Return to castle wolfenstein enemy territory
Zeus & Poseidon
Dig Dug, Battlezone (the wireframe “3d” tank game), and C&C Red Alert 2. Those 3 will always live in my head rent-free, and they’re more than welcome to.
Dune 2 is a classic (one of the first) rts that I still love to play today.
The original is super tedious so now I play an updated version with some more features
See also https://www.openra.net/about/
Dune 2000 was a (mostly?) remake of Dune II.
Civilization (1/2/3 all sort of blend together for me), Sid Meier’s Pirates!, Master of Orion, Master of Magic, Magic Carpet, Half-Life, Hexen, Team Fortress/Quake, Duke Nukem3D, Warcraft/Starcraft, Diablo, C&C, and so many others that remind of being at home on my Dad’s then-cutting edge computer, before my Dad died, before I graduated school and had my own kids, before my parent’s divorced, before everything got worse than it was, life was good just hanging out and playing games. The games may be “better” now, but I’d give anything to go back to the 90s/00s all over again.
Carmageddon, worms, quake 3, heroes 3, doom 1, prince of Persia, wolf 3d, claw, hitman 1, max Payne, gta2
Haven’t seen it mentioned yet but,
Scorched Earth.
It’s the original Worms, tons of fun.
Fallout 2, Sanitarium (although point and click it’s worth mentioning for anyone who hasn’t played it), Quake 1/2/3, Half-Life all of it, Portal all of it, OpenTTD, Theme Hospital, Heroes of Might and Magic 2 and 3, etc.
Mafia.
GTA: 3, Vice City, San Andreas.
Rig N Roll 2.
Cultures 2.
Industry giant 2.
