Beige boxes, floppy disks and games that swallowed whole weekends. Genre-defining shooters share the shelf with point-and-click oddities.
1Half-LifeValve's 1998 first-person shooter that fused story and action.1000pts
2Doomid Software's 1993 shooter that defined the genre.703pts
3The Secret of Monkey Island1990 LucasArts pirate point-and-click adventure.632pts
4StarCraftBlizzard's 1998 real-time strategy classic.534pts
5Quake1996 fully 3D shooter with groundbreaking online play.534pts
6SimCity 20001993 city-building simulation.437pts
7Grim Fandango1998 LucasArts noir adventure.437pts
8Myst1993 puzzle adventure that sold millions.379pts
9Fallout1997 post-apocalyptic isometric RPG.379pts
10Planescape: Torment1999 story-driven RPG.379pts
11Unreal Tournament1999 arena shooter.312pts
12Command & Conquer1995 Westwood RTS that popularised the genre.312pts
13Tomb Raider1996 action-adventure starring Lara Croft.312pts
14X-COM: UFO Defense1994 turn-based alien-invasion strategy.235pts
15Thief: The Dark Project1998 first-person stealth pioneer.235pts
16Duke Nukem 3D1996 humorous action shooter.146pts
17Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness1995 Blizzard RTS.146pts
18Heroes of Might and Magic III1999 fantasy strategy.0pts
19Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings1999 RTS across the Middle Ages.0pts






















