Retro Games
Belzerion is a cyberpunk-themed action-adventure game with investigative elements, released in 1994 for the 3DO. In the last city left standing after a nuclear war, Leon is spared a sentence in exchange for serving as an investigator at the behest of the superintelligent AI that subjugates humanity.
The Last Express is a point-and-click adventure game released for PC in 1997. Robert Cath boards the legendary Orient Express only to find his friend already dead. To avoid becoming a suspect, he assumes his friend’s identity, which pulls him into a complex plot of murder, political intrigue, and conspiracy on the eve of World War I.
Bazooka Sue is a game in the classic point-and-click genre, the style immortalized by LucasArts titles, released for PC in 1997. While fleeing a police chase, the protagonist, a human-pig hybrid, takes refuge in a small village, where she gets swept up in a plot involving conspiracies, cloning, and even world domination.
Manhunter: New York is a first-person point-and-click adventure released in 1988 for MS-DOS PC. Aliens have taken over the city and need to recapture rebel humans. Your mission is to carry out this dirty work as a bounty hunter, using the full extent of extraterrestrial technology to your advantage.
Ripper is a point-and-click adventure game released in 1995 for PC. Imagine the company behind GTA and Hollywood legend Christopher Walken joining forces in the same game! You step into the shoes of a crime reporter tasked with unraveling a string of murders inspired by Jack the Ripper.
Mario is Missing! is an educational game released in 1993 for the Super Nintendo. Bowser hatches a plan to melt Antarctica and flood the entire planet. To finance the scheme, he plots to sell famous artifacts stolen from cities around the world.
Harvester is a point-and-click adventure game featuring live-action FMV footage with real actors, released in 1996 for MS-DOS PCs. It stands as one of the most disturbing games in history, boldly confronting players with taboo subjects and forcing them to reflect on how far video game violence can bleed into real life.
Barbie: Vacation Adventure is a 2D platformer originally slated for a 1994 release on the Super Nintendo, though it was ultimately canceled. The game follows Barbie on a road trip across the United States, where she visits various regions to take part in local activities and girl-centric adventures.
The Beast Within: A Gabriel Knight Mystery is a point-and-click adventure game released in 1995 for MS-DOS. One year after the events of the first game, Gabriel, now in Germany, must investigate a series of brutal attacks involving wolves, werewolves, a hunting club, King Ludwig II, and a lost opera.
Dragonheart: Fire & Steel is a 2D side-scrolling action game released in 1997 for the Sega Saturn. It features digitized graphics pulled directly from the film of the same name, in classic medieval hack-and-slash style, complete with plenty of blood and dragons. You control Sir Bowen, who seeks to restore moral values and overthrow the tyrannical king.
Dark Seed is an adventure game released for Sega Saturn in 1995. It’s a direct port of the Macintosh version that came out a year earlier. You play as Mike Dawson, a writer who has just bought a house. On the very first night, a mysterious dream reveals that aliens have implanted something in your brain. You have 3 days to unravel the mystery and eliminate the threat.
Iru, known as “They’re Here!” in the western market, is a first-person 3D survival horror game that combines adventure, RPG, and stealth mechanics, released exclusively in Japan for the PlayStation in 1998. You play as a student who has just arrived at a new school and must uncover mysteries involving serial murders, hallucinations, dark rituals, and supernatural events.
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