^it's so so good! The fact that you could grind endlessly and not fall was so smart because that's one less thing you have to focus on. And the story overall was fantastic. I could gush over JSRF any day.

It's hard, but I definitely love older PC games, point and click adventures were among my favorite (Love almost anything Sierra, and Lucas Arts).

My top top though would be the Quest for Glory series.

1. Quest for Glory.

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here is my top 10 in no particular order:

Donkey kong country 2 (snes)
Pikmin (gamecube)
Super mario world 2: Yoshi's island (snes)
The legend of Zelda: A link to the past (snes)
Final Fantasy Tactics (ps1)
The legend of Dragoon (ps1)
Earthbound (snes)
Golden sun (gba)
Super mario bros 3 (nes)
Animal crossing (gamecube)

Diablo II LoD was the greatest game of all time.

Playing Murdered: Soul Suspect right now. Very creepy!

Outcast.
Giants: Citizen Kabuto.
Sacrifice.
Tomb Raider.
The Longest Journey.
Turrican II.
The Last Ninja.
Starquake.
Far Cry.
Skyrim.
Deus Ex.
Oni.
Bioshock.
Halo.
Project Eden.
Unreal.
Test Drive Unlimited II.
Assassin's Creed.
Grand Theft Auto IV.

Original Tomb Raider or reboot?

Both!

I like most of the Tomb Raider games, except Tomb Raider: Chronicles and Tomb Raider: Angel Of Darkness.

I've never played much of the early games and they're kind of hard to go back to in 2020, but the 360 games are fantastic (Legends and Anniversary, haven't played Underworld yet). And I majorly love the reboot. Still need to pick Rise of the Tomb Raider back up.

Yeah, the nineties games are very clunky to play now, the controls are not as smooth as the newer games. But at the time, I really enjoyed those games because of the huge levels. I enjoy the exploration side of Tomb Raider more than the combat.