One of the earliest persistent multiplayer co-op titles, the Dreamcast’s sci-fi darling made the jump to a definitive PC version – still kept alive today by private servers and a dedicated community.
2020’s been a real thing, hasn’t it? Well, we’re still here and we’re still trying to respect our one site tradition (Halloween), so I can think of no game better to talk about than one where you’re trapped in your tiny apartment, can’t leave, and are slowly going insane.
Blast demons and jump around Hell in the interactive retelling of Keanu’s supernatural film.
The genre-defining original. The NES/Famicom original may not be the best version for a modern era, but it still plays well and is a fascinating evolution when looking at what came before it.
An unexpectedly good self-aware reimaging of Doom, exclusive to 2000s era mobile phones.
The final battle for our brave heroes closes out the first three games of Wizardry’s connected scenarios.
