These games are often known as Abandonware.
The ’90s was filled with brilliant RPGs.
However, it is one of those games you just need to experience at least once in your life.
It has plenty of horrific enemy designs, a foreboding atmosphere, and jumpscares that will genuinely get you.
The first-person shooter genre excelled in the ’90s, mainly thanks to these games.
Just check that you dont deliver a hot pizza to the Bricksters jail cell.
This zombie light gun shooter spawned a series of games that have hit both consoles and arcades.
However, one of the hardest to get running is the original game.
Luckily, you could still play this title as it was intended through emulators.
SimAnt is a nostalgic trip to the past as you form your own ant colony.
Dig tunnels, collect resources, and battle larger insects that want to take you down.
These retro games have often been overlooked.
Gameplay for this title mostly revolves around pointing and clicking at whatever you want to interact with.
Take control of Klayman, who wakes up one morning and explores the mostly deserted Neverhood.
With a distinct look, this is an abandonware with a cult following.
This is because the entry was so scary for kids with its sinister witch and thick haunted forests.
Even during its prime, it was quickly replaced by a more child-friendly game with robots.
Both legacy games and newcomers alike have earned their spot.
Jumpstart Haunted Island isa game with a cult followingdue to the complexity of the game itself.
Regardless, someone has to save those kids after being turned into monsters by their substitute teacher.
This can mean praising you for pursuing cultural victories or pushing you towards war.
However, none requires more strategic thinking than Lego Rock Raiders.
When your ship becomes stranded in space, Rock Raiders are sent down to collect Energy Crystals.
Some games are absolutely stacked with available mods, giving you almost endless options.
