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Developed by Media.Vision for the 10th anniversary of the series, Wild Arms 5 follows young protagonist Dean Stark and his friends as they explore a 3D fantasy world on Filgaia. Humans struggle under the rule of the alien Veruni while Dean chases his dream of becoming a Golem Hunter after discovering a mysterious girl named Avril. Players experience the tactical HEX battle system, utilize duel-pistol wielding skills to solve environmental puzzles, and engage in various mini-games and side quests. Featuring a rich narrative involving a Veruni government revolt led by Volsung, this classic role-playing adventure blends traditional elements with fresh mechanics.

✦ Best for traditional jrpg fans wanting strategic turn-based combat.

Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation follows Lara Croft as she explores the mysteries of ancient Egypt, battling foes and solving intricate puzzles to prevent a deadly curse. The game blends platforming, shooting, and brain‑teasing challenges across richly detailed tombs and sprawling environments. Originally released in 1999, the title offers a nostalgic experience with modernized controls on PlayStation 3, PC, and Mac. Fans of classic adventure titles will appreciate its atmospheric storytelling and iconic Lara Croft gameplay.

✦ Best for classic action-adventure fans

BioShock is a first-person shooter with RPG elements and a strong focus on storytelling and player choice. Set in the underwater city of Rapture, the game follows the story of Jack, a plane crash survivor who discovers the city's dark secrets and must navigate its dangers to uncover the truth.

✦ Best for mature gamers seeking rich storytelling.

Resident Evil 2 drops players into the terrifying streets of Raccoon City, where they must navigate claustrophobic corridors and solve intricate puzzles while fending off relentless undead. The game blends classic survival horror with strategic resource management, delivering a tense single‑player experience that has become a genre benchmark.

✦ Best for survival‑horror purists craving classic puzzles and multiple endings

BloodRayne 2 continues the saga of Rayne, the half‑vampire assassin, as she battles supernatural foes across gothic locales. The game blends fast‑paced hack‑and‑slash combat with atmospheric horror set pieces, delivering a cinematic experience for fans of dark action adventures. Building on its predecessor, the sequel adds new weapons, combo moves, and larger set‑pieces while retaining the series' signature blend of brutal melee and supernatural powers. Play solo across PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, and PC, and experience the gritty, mature storyline that earned an ESRB M rating.

✦ Best for action-horror fans

Borderlands 2 drops players into the lawless world of Pandora, where they hunt for treasure, battle ruthless bandits, and uncover the secrets of the alien vaults. With its signature cel‑shaded art style and dark humor, the game blends fast‑paced shooting with deep RPG progression. Team up with friends in co‑op mode or go solo to experience a sprawling open world filled with procedurally generated loot, diverse skill trees, and endless side quests. The game’s replayability is driven by its massive arsenal of weapons and the ever‑changing challenges that keep each playthrough fresh.

✦ Best for co-op shooter fans

Worms Armageddon is a classic turn‑based strategy shooter where teams of cartoon worms battle across destructible landscapes using a quirky arsenal of weapons. The game blends humor, tactical depth, and chaotic fun, making it a staple of multiplayer party gaming since its 1999 release.

✦ Best for multiplayer parties who love tactical, humorous artillery battles

Step into the shoes of Allied soldiers as they fight across iconic WWII locations in this intense first‑person shooter. With a gripping single‑player campaign and robust multiplayer modes, Call of Duty 3 delivers fast‑paced action and authentic wartime atmosphere.

✦ Best for wwii shooter fans craving authentic settings and split‑screen co‑op

Set before the original God of War, Ascension follows a newly‑cursed Kratos as he fights the Furies and seeks freedom from his oath to Ares. The game expands the series with a dark mythological storyline and introduces a fresh multiplayer experience.

✦ Best for action game fans

Tomb Raider III takes Lara Croft on a worldwide adventure, from the icy peaks of Antarctica to the dense jungles of South America, delivering classic platforming with new environments and challenges. The game blends fast‑paced shooting, intricate puzzles, and exploration, cementing its place as a hallmark of 90s action‑adventure gaming. Developed by Core Design and published by Eidos Interactive and Aspyr Media, the title launched in November 1998 on PlayStation 3, PC, and Mac. Its single‑player experience offers a timeless mix of skill‑based combat and brain‑teasing riddles, appealing to both veteran fans and newcomers to the series.

✦ Best for retro adventure game fans

The Darkness is a first‑person shooter that blends visceral combat with a dark, supernatural narrative. Players assume the role of Jackie Estacado, a mob hitman who awakens a mysterious force after a brutal betrayal. Set across gritty urban environments, the game mixes intense gunplay with the ability to summon shadowy tentacles, creating a unique blend of action and horror. Both single‑player and multiplayer modes let you experience the story or compete with friends.

✦ Best for horror-action shooter fans

Step into the boots of a Colonial Marine and battle the terrifying Xenomorph threat across atmospheric, horror‑filled corridors. The game blends intense first‑person shooting with cooperative play, letting you and friends face the alien menace together. Featuring a gritty narrative set after the events of the original films, the title delivers a mix of single‑player missions and multiplayer modes, including split‑screen co‑op, that keep the tension high and the action relentless.

✦ Best for aliens fans seeking co-op horror