70 games with filters by mode, platforms, budget, length and features.
A collection for those who remember: recreated classics, retro aesthetics and games made out of love for the nineties and noughties. Some are the very games; others are honest modern “like it was”.
The “Low system requirements” tag helps pick a game for even a modest laptop. And classic couch play is the best way to show your kids what you played.
Iron Man, Spider-Man, the Hulk and dozens more Marvel heroes in an original LEGO story.
The benchmark of level design and physics: the game everyone else learned from.
Portals, GLaDOS and a co-op campaign designed strictly for two.
The game that taught shooters to tell stories without cutscenes.
A pixel-art shooter inspired by eighties action films: bounty hunters versus gangs of the future, playable as a duo.
Jon Irenicus and the golden age of RPGs: lots of text, all worth it.
The Turtles like it’s the nineties: a beat ’em up for six with April and Splinter playable.
Sonic the way you remember him: new zones in the spirit of the Sega originals.
The Mojave, four factions and the best quests you can solve by talking.
One more turn until sunrise: a turn-based classic kept alive by fans.
Oblivion gates and “Stop right there, criminal scum!”: cosy absurd freedom.
The first three Spyro games fully remade: colourful worlds, treasure collecting and dragon rescues.