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This horror game built from the bones of an abandoned FPS server and an accidental ARPG might be one of the strangest puzzlers I've ever played
Memory leak No Players Online is a truly esoteric adventure.
This Thief fan mission has you play a blind character trying to steal back their sight, and honestly that's probably the least weird thing about it
Eye for an eye Thief: Selection Day is a masterclass in strange.
This Microsoft Excel Easter egg led to a wild conspiracy theory that Bill Gates was the Antichrist
Hell in a cell Revisiting the Hall of Tortured Souls.
10 years in the making, this total conversion based on Half-Life is every bit as ambitious as Black Mesa
Blue Shift Diffusion is a fantastically fun shooter, albeit with one big caveat.
PC gaming's best inventory system is hidden in this obscure post-apocalyptic roguelike from the dawn of the survival craze
Pocket dimension NEO Scavenger puts the invent in inventory.
This Minecraft map that recreates one of history's most notorious slums made me reconsider what's important in 3D level design
Slum bored Kowloon Walled City in Minecraft is a feat of virtual architecture, but it's missing one crucial ingredient.
Skyrim's hardest quest is raising my Fat Idiot Son
Sonless Sky That's not a judgment. That's literally his essence.
GTA: San Andreas is full of legends, and it's got me chasing ghost ships and urban myths like a schoolkid in 2004
The horror There's a magic in the myths that wikis have taken from us.
How a former NASA employee became the world's foremost author of videogame cookbooks: 'It can't look like you're eating a Pokémon'
Grilled Wars Victoria Rosenthal has written recipe books based on Fallout, Guild Wars 2, Final Fantasy 14, and many more.
The Dwarf Fortress of survival gaming has been in continual development for 33 years, and its creator doesn't think he'll ever stop updating it: 'When I accomplish one feature, I always have two more waiting'
All Finnish, no finish UnReal World has been in development since 1992.
