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**Prince Shondronai** · 02-19-2025, 11:52 AM

The recent remakes of Shadowgate, Beyond Shadowgate, and Riven (Myst 2) are quite good, if you like point-and-click adventures. Riven is fully immersive with first-person shooter-style controls, too.

Speaking of point-and-click adventures, a couple more of my favorites from the 90's are Shivers and Shivers 2 from Sierra, both of which are on Good Old Games's service.

Thats where I get most of my PC games through. They've got a great selection of new and old games.

**Kamek** · 02-19-2025, 12:48 PM

Is there a place to find old/abandoned type games? I'd love to play some classics from childhood.

**Prince Shondronai** · 02-24-2025, 03:08 PM

Originally posted by Kamek

Is there a place to find old/abandoned type games? I'd love to play some classics from childhood.

You mean like old online games? I was never into those, but I'm sure there's still fan servers available for a number of them. You'd have to try finding the communities and asking them for details on how to join them, I think.

Otherwise, gog.com has tons of old PC games that Steam doesn't carry, all DRM-free. I can't recommend them enough.

**Kamek** · 03-01-2025, 08:26 PM

Originally posted by Prince Shondronai

You mean like old online games? I was never into those, but I'm sure there's still fan servers available for a number of them. You'd have to try finding the communities and asking them for details on how to join them, I think.

Otherwise, gog.com has tons of old PC games that Steam doesn't carry, all DRM-free. I can't recommend them enough.

I'll check it out - I'm talking more old games from Sierra Games and Broderbund games - developers I remember from the early 90s.

**Prince Shondronai** · 03-02-2025, 11:48 AM

Originally posted by Kamek

I'll check it out - I'm talking more old games from Sierra Games and Broderbund games - developers I remember from the early 90s.

Then yeah, GOG.com will have a good selection for you to look at. For anything they don't carry, you can also look at DOSbox for emulation. It requires some fine-tuning sometimes, but I've been able to run a few games on it well.