Modded skyrim is dangerous
Robotron 2084 - there is a place by me that still has the arcade cabinet.
Spy Hunter
Streets of Rage 1&2
Heroes of Might and Magic III
Worms Armageddon
Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2
Super Mario World every year or two. The soundtrack alone cheers me right up.
Would Tetris count if its always whatever new Tetris Ultimate Reloaded DX etc etc edition? I feel like it shouldn’t but its basically the same game just polished up.
Super Mario World is peak Nintendo. I still come back to it on occasion just to remember what games were like when things didn’t seem so corporate.
Age of Empires 2
Garrys Mod. You’d actually be impressed how many people still play that game for it approaching its 20 year anniversary.
You can play Garrys Mod? I thought it was mostly just a sandbox for building things or making machinima videos. I have it but have opened it maybe twice…not much time for gaming these days and Black Mesa and Outer Wilds have been consuming all my stolen gaming time.
Sometimes I’ll pop open Mega Man 1 when my blood pressure is too high to focus on anything. I plan to no-hit it one day (without major glitches)
Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
I’ll only stop playing OSRS if they shut the servers down.
I dunno if it really counts, because these days I play Diablo 2 Resurrected instead of the real OG, but god I still love Diablo 2. I was playing a Druid Maul build a little bit just last weekend in anticipation of Path of Exile 2 adding animal transformations. It’s just one of those classic Blizzard titles I go back to at least once every year, alongside Warcraft 3 and Starcraft. They’re like the triumvirate of my childhood nostalgia.
Wish the company wasn’t so awful.
Loved D2. Came back to it after decades of being away. Got really confused by things like runes and the reclassifcation of cast rate for items as a percentage. I missed snickering every time I’d encounter an item with “fastest cast rate”
i’m playing the remake now though. you can even toggle between old and new graphics, but i think they did an amazing job with the update.
ShadowMan from 1999. That’s one of the (if not the) first narrative action adventure games I ever played and a big part of my childhood. The mixture of blood, gore, creepy music and enemies and great setpieces (you play as the walker between the worlds of the dead and the living and can switch between them) fascinates me to this day. When I was a child, it gave me quite a few nightmares, but I still finished it. It’s an absolute masterpiece.
NightDive recently remastered it and it’s even better now.
Every so often I’ll have another run at the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy text adventure from 1984.
You wake up. The room is spinning very gently round your head. Or at least it would be if you could see it which you can’t.
It is pitch black.
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Been playing flatout ultimate carnage, made me want to try older racing games since I barely played any post ps2 growing up (my older cousin had one and some racing games like podracing, idr the rest) I just hated that you couldn’t exit the car, for some reason it’s just way more immersive to me, so I avoided any game with vehicles where you couldn’t exit them. Eventually got in to flight sims which made me wanna try driving games again, since you can’t exit the plane and it’s still fun. Tho I do wish they added that too.
Dloading many ps2 games and some nfs games, legion go s handheld has me playing more games than I have in ages. I always feel bad playing controller based games on my pc for whatever reason compared to my ps5 even tho it runs better. This has me trying more stuff since it isnt taking over my pc’s resources and screen.
ARSENAL Extended Power. An old strategy game from the early 2000s. Still fire it up once a year to mess around.
