Gex: Enter the Gecko

Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko

Gex discovers that the villain Rez has kidnapped Agent Xtra, the head of the TV Terrorist Defense Unit, and teleports into the Media Dimension’s batcave‑like lair. Each level is presented as a standalone television channel that parodies a different aspect of TV culture, and Gex must enter through a TV set to progress. The game blends classic 3D platforming with tongue‑in‑cheek humor, requiring players to collect remote controls to unlock the next channel and ultimately save Xtra. Developed by Crystal Dynamics and published by Eidos Interactive, it offers a single‑player experience rated T for teens.

Goemon's Great Adventure

Goemon's Great Adventure blends classic side‑scrolling action with a quirky time‑travel storyline. The evil nun Bismaru summons the demon prince Dochuki, and it's up to Goemon and his gang to stop her chaotic plans. Featuring single‑player and cooperative split‑screen modes, the game offers colorful retro graphics, challenging boss fights, and plenty of hidden collectibles for players to discover together.

Gex

Enter your television to defeat the evil Rez by collecting remotes that open worlds inside your TV. Play as a witty gecko with jump, fire, close‑range attacks, suction‑cup wall‑climbing, and a tongue for tricky power‑ups. Explore TV‑land's quirky channels, gather pickups, and use Gex's wise‑cracks to keep the adventure lively. Classic 90s platforming meets comedy in this single‑player adventure.

Commander Keen in Goodbye, Galaxy!: Secret of the Oracle

In episode one of the fourth Commander Keen saga, eight‑year‑old Billy Blaze dons his Commander Keen persona and rockets to an alien world to save the Keepers of the Oracle. Armed with a trusty pogo stick, neural stunner, and a homemade Megarocket, he must navigate hazardous terrain and quirky enemies to uncover the secrets of the Shikadi. The game blends classic 2D platforming with a humorous science‑fiction storyline, offering tight controls, pixel‑perfect jumps, and a nostalgic DOS‑era feel that still delights modern players seeking a retro challenge.

Zapper: One Wicked Cricket!

Zapper is a fast‑paced platform adventure where you control a cricket on a mission to save his brother Zipper, kidnapped by the evil magpie queen Maggie. Jump, dodge traps, and battle quirky enemies across six vibrant, interactive worlds. The game blends classic avoid‑em‑up mechanics with colorful cartoon graphics and a humorous storyline, culminating in a final showdown with the magpie queen. Single‑player only, it offers a nostalgic retro experience for players of all ages.

Earthworm Jim: Menace 2 the Galaxy

Earthworm Jim returns in this Game Boy Color platformer, guiding the heroic worm through twelve bizarre stages filled with enemies, hazards, and humor. Players can collect four distinct weapons and even unlock a special exclusive level when playing on a Game Boy Color. The single‑player action game pits Jim against his evil doppelganger, Evil Jim, who has stolen the Inter‑Dimensional Transporter‑of‑Doom. With classic side‑scrolling gameplay, sci‑fi comedy, and a roster of familiar foes, the title delivers a nostalgic yet fresh experience for fans of the series.