When it comes to obscurity, it’s not the best computer games that tend to fade away, nor is it the ones that are notoriously bad either. Real obscurity is reserved for those games that were just relatively average when they released. When we stumbled upon this title, our curiosity was piqued by the screenshots on […]
Don’t want the hassle? Get this game pre-fixed, DRM free and ready to play from GoG.com. Fully working or your money back. Cutting edge PC gaming back in 1996 meant extravagant, multi CD games featuring gratuitous use of video clips. Realms of the Haunting is one such game from back then that has stood the
Don’t want the hassle? Get this game pre-patched, DRM free and ready to play from GoG.com. Fully working or your money back. It’s a pretty safe assumption that most soldiers who fought in the Vietnam war wouldn’t care to re-live their experience, but that’s exactly what this first person shooter lets you do. That is
Movie tie-in games are often poor quality, rush-job affairs, but Peter Jackson’s King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie (herein referred to simply as King Kong) is actually a polished and very playable effort. Blending elements of survival horror and first person shooters, you play as both Jack Driscoll as he explores the mysterious
Jack Mason might be a medic, but that doesn’t seem to stop him from blasting his way through waves of enemy soldiers. By the end of the opening levels of Pariah you’ll have amassed a significant body count in your hunt for your virus infected patient Karina. Pariah was released on PC and Xbox back
Don’t want the hassle? Get this game DRM free and ready to play from GoG.com. Fully working or your money back. Star Wars Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II, to give it its full title, is the sequel to the 1995 DOS game Star Wars: Dark Forces. While the game is a sequel to Dark Forces,
When it comes to evil empires, they don’t come much more evil and sinister than the Third Reich, which is probably why gamers seem to enjoy shooting SS troops so much. In this 1999 first person shooter you need to go back in time to stop Nazi Germany winning the second world war with a
Like Doom before it, Quake raised the quality bar for first person shooters when it was originally released in 1996. It featured huge levels with multiple paths and different heights, a variety of new weapons and of course those stunning, distinctive rusty brown tinted visuals. Now that the visuals aren’t so amazing any more, Quakes
Cate Archer’s second and sadly final outing managed to improve on the gameplay and graphics of the already excellent first game and deliver a superbly entertaining espionage experience that is every bit as desirable as the super agent herself. Once again, the stylish Ms Archer will take on the evil forces of H.A.R.M across several
Don’t want the hassle? Get this game pre-fixed, DRM free and ready to play from GoG.com. Fully working or your money back. After graduating from university, I was lucky enough to land a job with a local games company. I have fond memories of those days, mostly because we got a whole hour for lunch.
