PC / Pentium a Windows 9x

A standalone war against the Strogg, with a clearer mission structure than the maze of the first game.

A pure arena shooter with no story; just weapons, respawns, and a merciless fight over armor.

A tournament spectacle featuring Capture the Flag, Domination, and Assault instead of just deathmatch.

The Black Mesa catastrophe again, this time from the perspective of a soldier sent to eliminate witnesses.

A shooter with RPG elements aboard a murderous spaceship; the only clues are the recordings of the dead.

An immersive action game where every task has several paths to completion, none of them the single correct one.

Added a lightsaber and the Force to a classic shooter; Kyle Katarn discovers his Jedi origins.

Turned fast-paced shooting into a cold, calculated planning exercise, won before you even enter the building.

Three campaigns, three perspectives on the same war; the marine, the xenomorph, and the Predator all play completely differently.

A mercenary's hunt for stolen nuclear weapons, famous for its brutally realistic arsenal.

A spy parody of the 1960s starring agent Cate Archer; witty and solid action at the same time.

A former Half-Life mod with no respawning within a round; whoever dies watches the rest of the round as a spectator.

The bloodiest shooter on the Build engine; gunslinger Caleb takes revenge on a dark god's cult.

A jungle full of dinosaurs and alien technology; enemies suddenly burst out of the thick fog.

The sequel to the game that defined action RPGs, turning its formula into the genre standard.

One of the peaks of classic RPGs; real-time combat can be paused at any moment to issue orders.

Expanded the post-apocalyptic world of the first game outward; the SPECIAL system and a dose of dark humor.

A tougher, more combat-focused cousin of the story-driven RPGs of its time; you build your entire party from scratch.

An old RPG series in a fully open 3D world; you can wander into a deadly area right from the start.

Opened the gate to a persistent online world even in the era of dial-up modems; thousands of players in Britannia.

Concluded one of the most influential RPG series in history with a transition into a three-dimensional world.

Three classes, three separate campaigns; an unusually generous approach for an action RPG of its time.

One of the first attempts to bring the point-and-click action RPG into 3D graphics; you control two characters at once.

The famous tabletop system of vampire clans comes to the screen; a crusader cursed across the centuries.

Hiring mercenaries with their own personalities and one-liners is entertaining all on its own.

Opened the door to Japanese RPGs for many players; a story from Midgar against a legendary villain.

A real-time strategy game that shed flat maps; a war of machines and people who forgot why they're fighting.

Turned real-time strategy into mass entertainment; two parallel campaigns for both humans and orcs.

The game where you first realize it's already morning; from a handful of settlers all the way to a space launch.

Civilization in space, with seven ideological factions instead of nations, and its own distinctive voice.

A textbook space 4X strategy game; from a single home planet to an interstellar empire with fleets.

A melancholic story about a homecoming that may never happen; a quiet tone among RTS games.

A real-time strategy game without resource gathering or base-building; just a fixed squad and a war with no reinforcements.

A strategy game for players who want to think through the battle; water as the desert's key resource.

Real-time tactics without economy management; just squads, equipment, and decisions made before the mission.

Founded the series by combining a turn-based map with real-time battles; the player leads a clan toward the title of shogun.

A building strategy game about production; for the first time, the settlers move freely, without a network of roads.

A god-game strategy set for the first time on a round planet, also controlled through your own shaman.

Turns fantasy clichés upside down — you build a dungeon and kill heroes. Black humor from Bullfrog.

LucasArts's last adventure game and its first with 3D models instead of hand-drawn characters.

One of the last great classic adventure games before the genre's long decline.

Opens with one of the best opening scenes in adventure game history — a clown and a bomb in a café.

The most ambitious adventure game of the nineties; its story runs alongside the film, not instead of it.

The third entry in the pirate series and the visual peak of the classic 2D adventure game.

The sequel to the hit Myst, which narrowed the formula further; storytelling told only through the environment.

An adventure game from the creator of Prince of Persia, unfolding in real time aboard the Orient Express.

A psychological horror in an isometric adventure game; waking up in an asylum with no memory.

The second entry in the series and proof that live-action footage in a game didn't have to be a cheap gimmick.

The series' move into 3D, tied to legends about Rennes-le-Château and a hidden treasure.

A year after the first game, it moves George and Nicole from Europe to Central America in pursuit of artifacts.

An adventure game made entirely out of clay and shot in stop motion; a unique look.

The legendary text adventure series in graphical form for the first time, with self-deprecating wit.

Closes out LucasArts's quartet of pirate adventures; the first entry in the series to be entirely in 3D.

A race you don't have to win by crossing the finish line — smashing up opponents or pedestrians is enough.

Vehicular combat set in an alternate 1976; the cutscenes imitate the grainy film look of the seventies.

A showcase title for the first Pentium MMX chips — a racing game demonstrating what the new hardware could do.

Built around a single idea: the feeling of a car chase in a 1970s American film.

The peak of Geoff Crammond's Formula 1 simulators; speed here is the reward for understanding.

A physics-obsessed simulator from Papyrus; drafting behind a rival decides the outcome of the race.

A licensed British touring car championship; tight bumper-to-bumper racing.

Made rally racing accessible beyond the sport's fans; you race against the clock, not rivals on the track.

An open Chicago with no restrictions; the goal-free cruise mode was the main draw for many players.

Off-road motocross bikes, where aerial tricks matter just as much as racing.

Radio-controlled car races at palm-sized scale — a supermarket or a schoolyard as the track.

The most ambitious flight simulator; it models the F-16 in depth, down to real pilot procedures.

A civilian flight simulator over San Francisco Bay; the freedom to fly without a script or a goal.

Futuristic racing with wheels larger than the car body — you can drive on the ceiling just like the ground.

First person without shooting — Garrett is only allowed to steal and sneak through a city full of magic.

Brings the series back to houses and mansions full of locks and guards; more pure stealth craft.

Introduced the world to Lara Croft and turned 3D space into a puzzle, not just a backdrop for shooting.

A sequel released a year after the original that changes nothing, only adds to it — from China to Tibet.

Building and running an amusement park, so absorbing that players easily lose track of time.

A game with no enemies, score, or ending, about ordinary people in an ordinary house — it founded a genre.

A hospital management simulation with made-up diseases and bizarre-looking equipment.

Looks like a real-time strategy game, plays like a demanding logic puzzle.

Introduced the bald hitman; each level is an open-ended murder puzzle.

The PC version arrived two years later, but in sharper resolution than the original.

A hero who can't fight and dies after a single hit; a platformer built around sneaking.

Not a single real moment of action on the pitch, and yet it eats up more evenings than action games.

The entry where the series found the balance between arcade fun and football authenticity.

An enhanced edition of Chris Sawyer's transport simulation — from an empty field to a transport empire.

A graphics revolution of 1998; instead of metal bases, the colorful jungle of the planet Na Pali.

Doom got a third dimension; a dark gothic world of climbing, jumping, and falling into chasms.

Hundreds of enemies at once across vast Egyptian deserts; pure nineties-style action.

An unusual mix of RTS and third-person action; the player serves one of five gods.

Three distinct play styles in one game – a surfer, an RTS warrior woman, and the giant monster Kabuto.

The little angel Bob possesses characters' bodies and takes over their abilities in a dark satirical adventure.

One of the last great isometric RPGs of its era; the vast fantasy world of Rivellon.

Benoît Sokal's melancholic adventure game about forgotten mechanical wonders.

An ambitious action-adventure set in the parallel world of Adelpha; a commercial flop, now a cult classic.

A cult Czech dungeon crawler; step-by-step movement through winding corridors full of traps and monsters.

The sequel took a different path – an adventure game with turn-based combat instead of step-by-step corridor crawling.

A beloved Czech puzzle game; two fish work together to solve puzzles by moving objects around.

No cutscenes and no character switches; Gordon Freeman in one uninterrupted take.

Three distinct races, perfectly balanced; a textbook example of asymmetric game design.

A Czech adventure game in the spirit of Monkey Island; humor and inventory puzzles on Donkey Island.

A Czech fantasy RPG drawing on Dračí doupě (the Czech Dungeons & Dragons); an isometric action adventure.

A clumsy policeman and absurd cases full of typically Czech humor; a classic adventure game.

A continuation of the proven formula – more locations, more jokes, the same clumsy Czech detective.

A Czech detective adventure whose relaxed summer atmosphere contrasts with the seriousness of the mystery.

An adventure game set within a precisely defined week, during which the hero uncovers a hidden truth.

A Czech fantasy action RPG about fighting a throne usurper and the dark forces behind him.

An ironically named Czech comedy adventure game about an unsuccessful hero and his quest.

A dark underground fantasy RPG named after a dwarven city from Norse mythology.

A grim Czech fantasy RPG in which the raven is a symbol both of misfortune and of the path to averting it.

Commanding a commando squad during World War II; tactics and cover instead of a headlong charge.

A Czech RTS with an unusual framework – time travel and a fight over resources in prehistoric times.

A Czech horse racing simulation; the player is both the owner of a stable and a bettor.

A darker sequel with a day-night cycle and mutated Brotherhood of Nod units.

An exaggerated, comic-book tone - dog units, bear weapons and commanders with one-liners.

Founder of historical RTS games; leads civilizations from the Stone Age to the Iron Age.

One of the most significant RTS games ever; campaigns about Joan of Arc and Genghis Khan.

One of the most expensive projects of the mid-1990s; political intrigue within the Confederation.

A return to a more action-oriented tone and a new engine; Colt faces the mysterious Nephilim.

A shift away from campaigns toward multiplayer - X-wings and TIE fighters against each other online.

Concludes the classic trilogy; players even get to pilot the legendary Millennium Falcon.

Arcade street racing with licensed cars; defined the series for years to come.

The series' only entry devoted to a single brand; collecting and restoring historic Porsches.

Czech adventure classic starring the clumsy policeman Pankrác; humor and local flavor.

A horror twist on the space RTS - infected ships turn against your own fleet.

The foundation of the post-apocalyptic RPG genre; every problem can be solved dozens of ways.

D&D rules brought to computer RPGs; kicked off BioWare's golden RPG era.

Philosophical RPG classic - the question here isn't fighting for the world, but what changes a person's nature.

A choice between Order and Chaos changes your skills, allies, and the story's ending.

It birthed the action RPG genre with an infinitely generated dungeon full of demons.

A huge open world with thousands of generated cities and dungeons; Skyrim's ancestor.

An extremely detailed helicopter simulator that founded the Jane's Combat Simulations brand.

A sequel to the helicopter simulator with improved graphics and a more faithful Apache model.

NovaLogic's voxel graphics at their best; destructible terrain was unique for its time.

Comanche vs Hokum face off; both sides' campaigns offer the same battle from a different angle.

A WWII flight sim with a dynamic campaign over Europe and historic aircraft.

Detailed aircraft damage and fuel modeling; more realistic than arcade competitors.

A USAF pilot career from training to deployment; the sheer range of aircraft on offer is unusual.

Focuses solely on the F-15 Eagle; an in-depth cockpit and avionics model.

Closes out NovaLogic's voxel-based flight series; accessible controls, an honest feel for combat.

A civilian flight simulator renowned for its faithful weather and aerodynamics model, not combat.

The Battle of Britain built on the engine of the civilian Microsoft Flight Simulator.

Another take on the AH-64D Longbow, this time from veteran studio Digital Integration.

A career as commander of a US submarine in the Pacific spanning the entire war against Japanese convoys.

The Atlantic from the perspective of a German U-boat; a wolfpack coordinates the attack of several submarines at once.

A long-running series about modern naval warfare with an emphasis on realistic sensors and weapons.

Surface battles between battleships and cruisers — a rare angle among submarine simulators.

A nuclear Los Angeles-class submarine under the Jane's label; sonar and guided torpedoes instead of guesswork.

Commanding an entire battle group from a bird's-eye view instead of the cockpit of a single ship.

Commanding a platoon of M1 Abrams tanks; a hybrid of personal tank action and small-unit tactics.

A tank combat model so faithful that a real army later used it for training.

A Second World War tank campaign following a single crew across years and positions inside the tank.

A modern M1A2 Abrams with laser rangefinder and thermal sight for night and fog.

The Battle of the Atlantic from the other side of the periscope; a destroyer hunts submarines with sonar and depth charges.

A tank simulation of both fronts of WWII from the position of commander, gunner, and driver alike.

The foundation of the famous series, still seen from a bird's-eye view; the freedom to do evil was groundbreaking back then.

A top-down sequel with gang reputation; favor with one gang means war with another.

The series moves into a single megacity; strategic management combined with detective investigation.

Turn-based warfare of worms on destructible terrain; a richer and more polished successor to the first game.

The peak of the Worms series; the most extensive weapon arsenal and a community still alive today.

A tactical shooter with vast outdoor terrain instead of Doom or Quake's narrow corridors.

A tactical shooter where your weapon is the last resort — commanding a team and negotiating with hostage-takers.

A tactical shooter built on careful preparation, where a single hit often means death.

A groundbreaking 3D MMORPG with thousands of players; without a reliable group, you won't survive in Norrath.

EverQuest's rival, with free-form character development and body-part targeting instead of fixed classes.

One of the very first graphical MMORPGs from 1996; a world seen through a first-person view.

A mass multiplayer real-time space shooter for dozens of players at once.

The game that started Sierra's fairy-tale series; a remake with colorful VGA graphics.

King Graham rescues Valanice in a new fairy-tale adventure through a magic portal.

A slave secretly completes tasks under the watch of an evil wizard; one mistake means instant death.

First installment with playable Princess Rosella; the new SCI engine brought a day-night cycle.

A helicopter simulator built on the remarkable Voxel Space voxel technology.

One of the most accurate recreations of 1990s Formula 1; the 1994 season plus a track editor.

The game that defined the RTS genre for years to come; the fight between GDI and the Brotherhood of Nod over mysterious tiberium.

An alternate history where Einstein prevents Hitler and opens the way for Stalin's army.

Open-world racing through London and San Francisco with no rules and no penalties for crashes.

A deep NASCAR oval-racing simulation from Papyrus, favoring detail over arcade driving.

Acrobatic jumping and puzzles across four continents; the level order was selectable for the first time.

An iconic city-building game about planning, construction, and the growth of your own city.

A turn-based strategy game with grand real-time battles; the pioneer of the Total War series.

A wickedly clever builder strategy game where you play the villain; at any time you can possess a minion and walk the dungeon in first person.

An expansion for the first GTA set in 1960s London; British slang and Beatles-era music.

A standalone expansion to Cold War Crisis; guerrilla warfare against an occupying army.

A parallel branch of Civilization from Activision, created without Sid Meier after the brand changed hands.

A splinter branch of the series that pushed civilization all the way to colonizing the oceans and orbit.

A leap to full 3D graphics - at the cost of losing the series' iconic voxel technology.

The Tiberium saga for the first time from a foot soldier's perspective: strategy traded for tanks and Nod within arm's reach.

The expansion that wasn't made by Blizzard, but still added a monk and a new boss, Na-Krul.

The only expansion to Diablo II - a new act with Baal and two new classes, the Assassin and the Druid.

Strategy and adventure in one, drawing directly from the book, not from the film version.

The sequel to Dune 2000 from the creators of Command & Conquer - three Great Houses fighting over spice.

The cult worm goes 3D for the first time - the same absurd humor, now with free movement in space.

The game that founded the entire grand strategy genre and Paradox's flagship franchise.

The final entry in the series by Roberta Williams abandoned its adventure roots for an action hero.

A classic RPG with a party of adventurers and a first-person view in the series' traditional style.

The series leaves Enroth mythology behind for the antique-inspired Vori, with combat now purely in real time.

An attempt to bring the prince's acrobatic jumping into full 3D with a behind-the-character camera.

A turn-based strategy game set in the history of China's Three Kingdoms, full of diplomacy and battles.

A strategy game from the Three Kingdoms era, where wars are won as much by diplomacy as by warlords.

A turn-based strategy game about unifying a fractured Chinese empire from the Three Kingdoms era.

A slow, thorough submarine simulation - periscope, torpedo calculations, and the tense silence of the deep.

Starfleet cadet training with Captain Kirk voiced by William Shatner himself.

Chess-like deliberation instead of a firefight — energy and shield management matters more than aim.

The same training as Starfleet Academy, but from the perspective of the aggressive Klingon Empire.

A real-time strategy game with a licensed Star Trek look and four warring factions.

A sequel with fully 3D ship movement and clearer command of larger fleets.

An FPS running on the Quake III Arena engine that put players into the USS Voyager's security team.

A sprawling RPG that, after years of trouble, closed out both the Dark Savant trilogy and the classic series.

The most complete 2D Worms — the same absurd weapons, just with more arenas and settings.

A departure from turn-based strategy toward a Bust-a-Move-style arcade puzzle, just wrapped in Worms skin.

The series' third installment abandons turn-based ground combat for a space fighter simulator near Jupiter.

The last installment of the classic era; tactics turned into an action shooter starring a fighting android.

Odbočka od budování základen k soubojům jedné jednotky proti všem online.

Rocnik FIFA z roku 1996 bezel na PC ve vyssim rozliseni nez tehdejsi konzole.

Dva rocniky po FIFA 97 prinesla PC verze plynulejsi engine a vetsi vyber soutezi.

FIFA 2001 na PC nabidla propracovanejsi rezim kariery a modernejsi ovladani.

FIFA Football 2002 na PC pridala LAN i internetove zapasy driv nez vetsina konzoli.

FIFA Football 2003 na PC prinesla detailnejsi animace a rozsireny rezim kariery.

FIFA Football 2004 na PC pridala system First Touch Control s durazem na presnost.

Supersporty a 3D akcelerace na PC, kde šlo závodit i s volantem.

Průlomová 3D plošinovka s pohádkovým světem, který nestárne.

Mlžný horor s bonusovým scénářem Born from a Wish na PC.

Podracing z Tatooine v plné rychlosti, na PC ve vyšším rozlišení.

Filmová licenční adaptace; hlavně pro fanoušky prequelů.

Příběh mezi Impériem vrací úder a Návratem Jediho s bitvou na Hothu.

Plížení městem ve stínech, tady v nejpřesnější podobě s myší a klávesnicí.

Lara v egyptských hrobkách; temnější a vyzrálejší díl klasické série.

Dinosauří akce z N64 s myší, 3D akcelerací a ostřejším obrazem na PC.

Žoldnéřská rota z Warhammeru, na PC s myší a ostřejší grafikou.

PC verze spojila obě varianty hádanek Dino Crisis do jednoho balení s myší.

Akčnější pokračování s oběma variantami hádanek dostupnými v jednom PC vydání.

Stejná trojice žánrů, ale s přepracovanými levely a mířením myší místo pistole.

PC verze o dva roky později přidala dva nové nepřátele a prostorový 3D zvuk.

Balamb Garden a Ultimecie na klávesnici a myši, ale bez minihry Chocobo World.