Myst (1994) is the original version that started the legend. This is actually the first PC game I
ever bought back in 1994, and I was hooked from the start.

"Titanic: Adventure Out of Time" You play a British spy who has been sent back in time to the
final night of the Titanic and must complete a previously failed mission to prevent World War I,
the Russian Revolution, and World War II from occurring.

"Black Dahlia" is a great detective type of game. It comes on 8 CD's, that's why the download is
so big.

"Faust: Seven Games of the Soul" is a very strange game, so if you like game oddities, this is
right up your alley. This is a 3d game that comes on 4 cd's, that's why the download is so big.
Again make sure to read the Readme1st.txt file before playing.

Dust is a great game I think. It's like "Under a Killing Moon" in the way it ends up somewhere totally
different from where it starts.

This game doesn't play so well under any emulation I've tried so far, sound problems. With this latest
version using PCem emulation I've been able to get the game to play better than I ever have before,
with only rare sound problems. "Bad Day on the Midway" plays beautifully on native hardware of the
era it was made. Got it on two retro gaming machines, a Socket 7 and a Slot 1, and it plays flawlessly
on them.

"Bad Day on the Midway" is more of an interactive story than a game, but very imaginative and original.
If you like the old movies "Freaks" and "Nightmare Alley", you'll probably like "Bad Day on the Midway".

"The Dark Eye" is another very unusual game from Inscape, who also developed "Bad Day on the Midway".
It's based on stories by Edgar Allen Poe, with the actual voice of William S. Burroughs.

"Drowned God" is yet another very unusual game from Inscape, and their strangest in my opinion. It is
more of a game than the other two Inscape games I have listed here, in the way it has some very tricky
puzzles to solve. The games creator, Harry Horse, is even stranger than his game.

Black & White is another very unusual game where you play a God.

"The Bizarre Adventures of Woodruff and the Schnibble" is a funny and fun point and click adventure game from 1994.

"Bad Mojo" is a very unusual game where you play a man turned cockroach.

If you like the old 90's point and click adventure games, then I'm sure you'll like "Ripley's Believe It or Not!:
The Riddle of Master Lu". Great game!

Loom is a historical adventure game made by Lucasarts.

Chronomaster is another cool 90's point and click adventure game with some cool puzzles.

"Freddy Pharkas Frontier Pharmacist" is a game I've never tried until now, and sorry I didn't try it years ago.
It's a great old point and click adventure game, and very funny.

"Oxyd" is a very fun old school puzzle game.

"Sim City Classic" is a fun old game to play.

"LSD Dream Emulator" is a Japanese cult classic, and was only sold in Japan when it came out. It's a very
strange and confusing game, and has to be seen to be believed.