DOS is the kind of experience that will change your understanding of what a game can be. Never takes itself too seriously. Different in all the right ways. I do miss the original OST though!

Gameplay is engaging. The game world captures its dystopian setting well. However, I lost interest quickly. Why? The story is just a million varieties of "Did you know corporations are bad?"

Played this game to death on the Gamecube. Voice acting can be a bit flat, but the story, gameplay, and artstyle is all phenomenal. It's a tragedy that we still don't have a proper sequel.

One of my son's favorites! Pure exploration. Charming and relaxing. Let your child experience the game world and be present with them while they do it.

New entries in the AC franchise are hit or miss, and this one is a miss. You want to experience the viking culture here; it's cool at times. Gameplay does little to innovate and gets boring quickly.

If you ever played a Raiden game in an arcade, you will feel right at home. Graphics are crisp. Music is catchy. Levels get incredibly challenging. Expect to grind levels if you want to see it all.

The best adaptation of Deus Ex to the modern gaming world that could have been hoped for. While nothing will ever surpass the original DX in many respects, this game is seriously slick. Worth playing!

A modern look at Japan, steeped with fantastical adventure, smart writing, and Jungian concepts. This is a must-play game.

TA looks dated by modern standards, but the soundtrack has Jeremy Soule giving his absolute best and this RTS has mechanics that will blow you away! The major inspiration for Supreme Commander.

An unforgettable story, and perhaps the most fleshed out city environment in any game. Voice acting is superb. Made even better by the updates introduced with the Phantom Liberty DLC.