My favorites, roller coaster tycoon, priston tale, insaniquarium, unreal tournament 2004 and warcraft3 frozen throne. Real gems #oldgames #masterracepc

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  1. Gothic/Risen series, Space Rangers 2, KOTOR 1-2.

  2. freexanarchy

    Civ 2, simcity2000/3000, nes emulator – legend of Zelda.

  3. Captain_Spicard

    Ultima 9 Ascension.

    The glitches, the jankiness.

    Building a bread tower to speedrun the game in 30 minutes is hillarious.

  4. TheEnderDen27

    FH1 through xenia, blops 1,2, not so old pals, but they are my besties cuz i played it on x360

  5. DerGrundzurAnnahme

    Thief 1 and 2 and recently The Black Parade mod for it. Absolute Bangers

  6. masscarriers

    Dungeon keeper 1, diablo 1, sim tower, sim copter, Gangsters Organized crime, Theme hospital. Probably others as well but those I still play on a very regular basis.

  7. ViolentPhrog

    Unreal Tournament 2004, Warcraft 3, and Diablo 2.

  8. For many MANY years,  it was always Master of Magic. I only finally broke my 30 year addiction by downloading a cheat program and beating it with every possible spell, having maximum sized cities in every possible location, and beating my enemies down so hard that their capitals only had a few citizens cowering in mud huts, surrounded by corrupt volcanoes. And only then, after I had established my absolute power over both plains of existence, did I allow my enemies to die. And finally, I’ve been free of that game’s temptation.

  9. CommanderKraken

    WC 3:FT, AoE 2, Mechwarrior 3, C&C Red Alert

  10. UltraX76

    Wolfenstein 3D (1992) it’s really fun I’m ngl.

  11. Aggravating-Bug-9160

    Starcraft, morrowind and kotor

  12. Originaltenshi

    Dishonored. You can do every single thing there is to do in the game all at once on max settings and it literally won’t even drop a frame. And that’s before I upgraded my pc 🤣

  13. Max Payne 1 & 2, MGS 1-4 , Splinter Cell 1-3.

  14. foggiermeadows

    Roller Coaster Tycoon, Star Wars: X-Wing, and the OG battlefront games.

    If I knew how to get them to run, I’d add MechWarrior 2 and Panzer Command Operation Winterstorm to that list, but I’m not techie enough to make ancient games like that run on my computer lol

  15. ThreeDosIchi

    Age of Mythology. And not this remaster junk that charges $15 for old graphics, I mean the original Titan Expansion I bought on disc at Office Depot 10 years ago.

  16. purple-bell-pepper

    Typeracer will forever have a place in my heart

  17. SoddenCoffer

    I wouldn’t say it is a secret by any stretch and honestly I’m not sure why it would be . . .

    But I do continue to play these periodically.

    Harvester

    Daggerfall

    Morrowind

    Dark Messiah of Might & Magic

    Boiling Point: Road to Hell

    Resident Evil

    XIII

    POSTAL I-II

    Fallout I-II

    Mars: War Logs

    Gothic

    Sonic Adventure 1-2

    Grandia II

    Kotor I-II

    Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines

    Skies of Arcadia

    Legend of the Dragoon

  18. TactikalKitty

    Dungeon Siege II and Empire Earth 1 and Alone In the Dark New Nightmare

  19. AlexGlezS

    I play lots of games from the 90s every now and then, heroes2, heroes3, settlers 2, war1 and 2, GTA1 and 2… Even new open projects like you: open RCT, openRA, etc… also Lucas games through ScummVM or arcade games through NeoGeo like of course MetalSlug…. I never get sick of any.

  20. The original Monkey Island Trilogy.

    Sure I’ve got every puzzle and joke memorized now, but they’re still fantastic fun.

    I’ve also got a random backlog of DOS- and early-Windows-era games on Steam and GoG that I’ll fire up once in a while, like Crystal Caves, Cosmo, Raptor: CotS, Commander Keen, Descent 3, etc.

    Additionally, there are original CD copies of Starcraft, Powerslide, Quake, Mechwarrior 4, and more than a few others that I’m forgetting tucked away in my closet.

    The only game I have yet to find that I really want to round out my collection is Strike Squad. I’d also love to find some of the old Edutainment games like Gizmos and Gadgets, Treasure Mathstorm, Reader Rabbit, Lazytown, and the like to pass down to my kids.

  21. Depends… And is changing every now and then… Funnily enough that was CnC remastered (i count that as classic/old as outside of visual rework it is the same game and now looks like I remeber the originals) for a while (until I had all missions completed).. And currently is CnC generals.

    But what is always there for me – UT99. I can have month or even years between starting that game – within minutes I am 100% back in the game, like I never stopped playing it.

  22. TerribleSystem8489

    S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Shadow Of Chernobyl. A timeless gem.

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