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Step into the shoes of Konoko, an elite operative of the Technological Crimes Task Force, as she uncovers dark secrets and fights the ruthless Syndicate in a polluted, post‑2032 world. The game blends fast‑paced shooting with brutal melee combos, delivering a cinematic experience reminiscent of anime thrillers. Navigate a tightly scripted single‑player campaign that mixes stealth, hand‑to‑hand combat, and gunplay while unraveling Konoko's haunted past. With gritty sci‑fi environments and a narrative driven by betrayal and self‑discovery, Oni offers a classic early‑2000s action adventure on PC, Mac, and PlayStation 2.

✦ Best for action game fans

Set in the year 2400, the city of Metropolis has fallen under the control of the alien Tzorg. As a lone operative, you must navigate the neon‑lit streets, uncover the hidden resistance, and rally the citizens against the invaders. Using Origin Systems' classic Ultima IV engine, the game blends turn‑based combat with deep role‑playing choices, delivering a retro sci‑fi adventure that rewards exploration and strategic planning.

✦ Best for retro sci-fi rpg fans

The Ancient Land of Ys follows the young swordsman Adol Christin as he arrives in the town of Minea, drawn into a battle against a spreading evil. Guided by the fortuneteller Sara, Adol must locate the six Books of Ys, ancient tomes that hold the key to defeating the darkness. Armed with a crystal for identification and a promise to meet Sara’s aunt in Zepik Village, players explore a fantasy world filled with monsters, puzzles, and hidden secrets, all presented in retro PC graphics and music that defined the late‑80s action‑RPG era.

✦ Best for retro rpg fans

ZZT is a DOS‑based ASCII game creation program that lets you design simple top‑down shooters or adventure experiences. Its built‑in object‑oriented scripting lets you add puzzles, enemies, and interactive elements without writing complex code. Developed and published by Epic Games in 1991, ZZT remains a classic tool for retro game enthusiasts and aspiring designers who enjoy crafting their own fantasy worlds in a minimalist pixel art style.

✦ Best for retro gamers and indie designers

Zeliard is a classic side‑scrolling action RPG where Duke Garland battles through labyrinthine dungeons, collecting crests, keys, and the Nine Tears of Esmesanti to defeat the ancient demon Jashiin. The game blends platforming, sword combat, magic casting, and town‑based upgrades for a deep, retro fantasy experience.

✦ Best for retro rpg fans

Luso Clemens, caught in detention, discovers a magical tome that transports him to the war-torn world of Ivalice. Joined by Cid and his clan, Luso must navigate battlefields and unravel the mystery of the Rift to find his way home. The game blends deep turn‑based strategy with classic Final Fantasy lore, offering single‑player campaigns and multiplayer skirmishes. Players command diverse units, master the Job system, and shape the outcome of epic conflicts across a richly detailed fantasy setting.

✦ Best for tactical rpg fans

With its action‑packed storyline, stunning CG cutscenes, and voice acting, players witness Shinra’s growing dominance and the mysteries surrounding the missing SOLDIER operatives. The single‑player RPG adventure delivers a blend of role‑playing, adventure, and science‑fiction themes that deepen the Final Fantasy VII universe.

✦ Best for ffvii fans

Final Fantasy VII is an unlicensed demake of SquareSoft's iconic role‑playing game, reimagined in two‑dimensional graphics for the Subor Family Computer clone. Developed and published by Shenzhen Nanjing Technology, this version was released at the end of 2005 and runs on a uniquely engineered cartridge. The game retains the core fantasy RPG experience—turn‑based combat, character progression, and a sprawling story—while adapting the original's assets to fit the limited hardware of the NES‑style console. It offers a nostalgic, single‑player adventure for fans of retro gaming and collectors of rare cartridges.

✦ Best for retro rpg collectors

Touring Car Champions was the first attempt to create a game based on the Australian Touring Car Championship and Bathurst 1000, bringing iconic tracks and cars to life. It pioneered the use of full motion video as the visual foundation for a racing title, delivering a uniquely authentic feel for fans of classic motorsport. Developed by Torus Games and published by Virtual Sports Interactive in 1997, the game offers a single‑player career mode that lets players compete in historically accurate races, complete with period‑accurate vehicle handling and track layouts. Though dated by modern standards, its FMV‑driven graphics provide a nostalgic glimpse into early racing simulations.

✦ Best for fans craving authentic vintage australian tracks and fmv racing nostalgia

Burnout: Championship Drag Racing puts you behind the wheel of a custom‑built hot‑rod, letting you adjust every component to chase insane straight‑line speeds. The game focuses on short, linear tracks where precision tuning and timing are the keys to victory. Beyond single runs, the title offers bracket racing, a full season against 64 AI opponents, and multiplayer via modem, LAN, or internet, all rendered with a suped‑up X‑Car engine featuring 3D acceleration, smoke, sparks, and tire distortion.

✦ Best for drag‑racing fans who love deep car tuning and multiplayer

Carmageddon: Splat Pack is the sole official expansion for the classic vehicular combat racer, released at the end of 1998. It builds on the original game by introducing a variety of new vehicles, power‑up items, and additional race tracks that amplify the mayhem. The pack retains the series’ signature blend of high‑speed racing and destructive gameplay, offering fans fresh content while preserving the core experience. Designed for single‑player mode, it delivers extended replay value for those who enjoy chaotic, arcade‑style racing.

✦ Best for classic arcade racing fans

JetFighter: Full Burn puts you in the cockpit of cutting‑edge fighter jets, delivering intense dogfights and mission‑driven scenarios. The game blends arcade action with simulation depth, offering a thrilling experience for both newcomers and seasoned pilots. Set in a variety of global theaters, the single‑player campaign challenges you with diverse objectives, from escort missions to ground‑attack runs, all backed by detailed aircraft models and dynamic environments.

✦ Best for seasoned flight sim enthusiasts