One of LucasArts' most unusual adventure games, Loom is a pleasantly inventive -- if rather straightforward -- point-and-click puzzler.

One of the best -- and longest -- adventures you'll ever play, The Longest Journey is a beautifully imaginative game.

While a tad rough around the edges, this game does a great job of adapting Lovecraft's popular mythos into interactive form.

A fantastic first-person survival horror/RPG title, System Shock 2 is arguably yet to be bettered in its genre.

Proof if proof were needed that you don't need words to tell an engrossing story.

For a long time the benchmark title demonstrating how to effortlessly blend genres together, Deus Ex is a solid, engrossing future dystopia tale.

LucasArts turns its hand to imaginative sci-fi in this impressive adventure from the early days of the CD-ROM era.

One of the best games of adventure gaming's "golden age", this is the fourth Indy movie we should have had.

Bigger and better than its predecessor, Fallout 2 is likewise somewhat dated looking, but a great RPG experience for those with the patience.

The original installment in the classic post-apocalyptic RPG series may look dated now, but there's still a solid game underneath.