Also bonus points for not using a high fantasy setting. Planescape Tourment: One of the weirdest, if not the weirdest RPG with a sad world and once in a while really interesting NPC and story. Wing commander 4: A bit late to the party, so laid my hands on this one.
Starcraft: there were good RTS before (Dune, C&C), but this one nalied the design and an epic story. Elite: it had almost no graphics, but boy, what did it do to my imagination. It is impossible to separate it from the time context and age, a lot of these old games will not spark now. The expansion is perhaps my favourite planet, but play through the main game first! I found myself playing the game with a guitar nearby so I could take a moment to jam with the characters in the game. The music is excellent and integrated into the gameplay in a meaningful way. Truthfully, you will get good at controlling your ship and suit, but also, crashing is ultimately a hilarious "part of the gameplay". I recommend it to just about everyone and have known many people who stopped because the flight mechanics were difficult initially abandoning the game saying "this must be for people who can actually fly this thing". It is a breath of fresh air.Īlso, I love surface to surface space travel, and have to say that I found more enjoyment from a solar system of ~9 imaginatively unique planets with distinct biomes and gravity to the slew of other popular procedurally generated alternatives. This game is a first person shooter that replaces guns and violence with science equipment and archeology. When I was first put onto the game I was lamenting the state of media lacking alternatives to "punching your way to a solution". Nowdays the only maps I play are TS/Expo/mobx-keystone. :Dīack then, I did not even see if I hit, I just knew. Partially due to the missing scene, partially because I get frustrated, when I realize that my muscle memory (aiming) is totally broken and I cant hit shit, even if I truly see and feel, that I hit. Later, internet was slow, but mods and couple servers were just awesome. The GOTY version had extra weapons, maps, skins, goodies. I could not try it out for a bit, so I was reading the (Hungarian! :D) manual back and forth. Then the Game of The Years version was a Christmas present for me, I still remember the smell and the feeling. Sniper headshots, jumps, tricks, extremely competitive feeling, double kill, triple kill, ultrakill, mo-mo-mo-mo-monsterkill. The motor, feeling, control, sounds, music were just pure awesome. Unreal Tournament demo had like ~4-5 Deathmatch/Team Deathmatch maps, 1 Capture the Flag (infinite gameplay for me at that age on CTF-Face (Facing Worlds) :D ), maybe 1 Assault map, but not sure. Earlier, I had played Q2, (maybe Q3 demo?!), Tiberian Sun, Red Alert before and couple of simpler games and demos. I was ~6 years old, when I played the demo version.
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