Cult Classic Games
| Games Total: | 832 |
| Selection Criteria: | Games that have gained a dedicated fanbase or cult following, often due to their unique gameplay, story, or art style. |
Soldier of Fortune: Gold Edition
You are John Mullins, a Soldier of Fortune. A mercenary employed by the Shop, you're a Vietnam veteran trained in many different forms of warfare.
Forsaken
The blood-soaked game Forsaken is gearing up to shock PS owners early next year.
Armed and Dangerous
Humor doesn't always work in computer games, but the laughs blend well with the non-stop action in this third person shooter set in an alternate Scotland filled with robots, projectile land sharks and portable black holes.
Wages Of War
I suppose it was inevitable. By the year 2000, the conflicts in the Middle East finally got too big for the bucket, resulting in a limited nuclear exchange that, naturally, destroyed most of the world’s oil supply.
Descent: Freespace-Silent Threat
Stuck on the wrong side of the jump-node collapse, you find yourself struggling to maintain GTA authority during a massive power grab.
Scorched Planet
Dator 5 is under attack from the insect and pterodactyl hordes of the Voraxians.
Confidential Mission
If Virtua Cop was the first thing that came to your mind upon seeing these screenshots, well, you wouldn't be that far off.
ZPC
In the ancient days of humankind a line of God-Kings watched over the people, guiding the actions of nations, kings, and priests to plant the first seeds of civilization.
Total Eclipse Turbo
Fighter ships of unknown origin appeared suddenly from a Hyperspace Station near Starbase Bravo.
Martian Gothic: Unification
What awaits the three member investigative team who, after plunging through space, land on Mars and enter the eerily silent Vita 1 base through separate airlocks?
U.N. Squadron
The game is a typical side scrolling shooter, going against the trend of other Capcom shooters, such as 1942, and 1943: The Battle of Midway, which are vertically scrolling shooters.
Extreme Assault
Every once in a while game reviewers encounter games they love so much that they just cannot stop playing them, no matter what their other responsibilities are.
EarthSiege 2
Two tremendous artillery rigs crest the hill and begin to pour fire down on what remains of my squadron.
