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Stay on target • • Given the prominence of PC gaming these days, it is easy to see how some believe the platform is enjoying a golden age. This belief isn’t meritless. With lower-priced parts, the continued ease of building a PC, and platforms like Steam selling titles at rock bottom prices, PC gaming is more popular than ever.

Also in the depths of the maze is hidden the secret Treasury of the dungeons’ king. The hidden Treasury can be found only by the luckiest and most skillful seekers of adventures. To overcome multiple enemies and other dangers you can use various objects located in the maze dungeons.

Many gamers (including myself) are just now dipping their toes into PC gaming. Since many of us played almost exclusively on consoles for the past two to four decades, we missed out on a great deal of classic PC gaming experiences. In fact, a great deal of the console games we currently enjoy only exist because of what is arguably PC’s first golden age: the 1990s. This was an era rife with innovative titles that altered the course of gaming history. Real Time Strategy titles were abundant on PC back in the 90s. Even with so much competition within the genre, Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings managed to stand out upon release. Unlike other RTS titles of the time, this one was set in a realistic Medieval Europe where players had to play through actual historical battles.

The game’s audio was also ahead of its time due to the authentic voice-over work. Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings is now considered a classic of the genre. Baldur’s Gate Release date: Dec 21, 1998 Publisher: Interplay Entertainment. The first Civilization introduced the concept of starting a civilization during prehistoric times and advancing it toward the modern age. Civilization II takes everything that worked before and further refined those gameplay elements. Particularly, there is a greater balance between military might and diplomacy. The game’s amusing cutscenes featuring actors portraying council members lent a certain air of levity to the otherwise serious task of expanding one’s empire.

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Command & Conquer Release date: Aug, 1995 Publisher: Virgin Interactive Entertainment. The most popular RTS game of the 90s was none other than Command & Conquer. Set in a fictional modern day setting, players take on the role of either the GDI (Global Defense Initiative) or The Brotherhood of Nod. Upon release, Command & Conquer received praise for its user-friendly interface and its story; the latter of which was presented with Full Motion Video cutscenes. Many RTS games wouldn’t exist without the original Command & Conquer. Diablo Release date: Dec 31, 1996 Publisher: Blizzard Entertainment.

Diablo distinguished itself in many ways back in the day. Unlike other fantasy games, the combat was in real time. The game also featured randomized dungeons with different items and enemy types. This meant players would never have the same experience twice. On top of that, Diablo even had online multiplayer; a feature that further expanded its replayability. Its sequels would add and refine elements, but the first game set a new standard for the genre that is still felt today. Doom Release date: Dec 10, 1993 Publisher: GT Interactive.

What can you say about Doom that hasn’t already been said? This is arguably the most important FPS game ever released. Before the genre was fully realized, similar games got slapped with the label “ Doom clones.” Released on damn-near every device capable of playing video games, there are very few gamers who haven’t experienced this bloody masterpiece.

You know a game is good when it is still fun to play nearly 25 years after its release. Duke Nukem 3D Release date: Jan 29, 1996 Publisher: GT Interactive. Like Doom, Duke Nukem 3D is another important entry in the FPS genre. Both games also came with their share of controversy due to their over-the-top depictions of violence. Duke Nukem 3D took things further with the way it portrayed sex and objectified women. Despite the controversy, Duke Nukem 3D was a solid FPS game with great level design, interactivity, and overall gameplay.