three of mine favorite games which tend to not be mentined-

Ruff'n'Tumble (https://www.lemonamiga.com/games/details.php?id=920)

Hired Guns (https://www.lemonamiga.com/games/details.php?id=1198)

Benefactor (https://www.lemonamiga.com/games/details.php?id=149)

Well, if we go into the world of underappreciated Amiga games, then we must talk about Twinworld, one of the best platformers ever made.

https://www.lemonamiga.com/games/details.php?id=1086


And if we get rid of some unnecessary extra bits, we can also talk about Boulder Dash.
One of the best C64 games ever.

Why that isn't on GOG is a complete mystery, as they could offer that as a bonus for that remake that is here.

It's available here alright, but who cares, doubt many played it even it being an AAA and all
Clive Barker's Undying
As far as hybrid shooters/horrors/action-adventures go, this one is of the highest calibre. Wonky controls unfortunately. Wish it had an updated, native Linux version...

If you mean the one from SEI/Haxus, you might not have much luck getting a copy of Gravity Well VI. He disappears for long periods of time and hardly touches Shores of Hazeron anymore because he's spending more time with family. Gravity Well 6 is the most recent version and that's from 2015. It was a lot cheaper than previous versions but it looks completely different from 5.2. I think that was released in 2002.

You can try to contact him through the Shores of Hazeron website but don't expect an answer anytime soon. I'm not sure if he ever plans to sell Gravity Well again.

The whole Strike franchise is awesome, even up to Future Cop. I actually didn't know that Nuclear Strike had a PC port though.

Star Command (SSI, 1988)
BattleTech: The Crescent Hawk's Inception + The Crescent Hawks' Revenge
MechWarrior 1 - 4
Mech Commander 1 & 2
Warhammer: Dark Omen
Myth I - III
Crimson Skies

Plus loads of old flight simulators and other combat sims, a genre where modern games have very little to offer.

Also : Ebonstar, Mindwalker, Brataccas, Extase, Crash Garrett, Feary Tale Adventure, Breach, Chicago 90, Barbarian and Obliterator.

And Flood and Kult and Licence to Kill.

Defender of the Crown desperately needs some kind of remaster in which all the best features of each version are combined. The most popular version, the Amiga one, is actually unfinished in its gameplay, while the one with the most complete gameplay, the DOS version, looks and sounds like crap.

I don't think anyone has mentioned Aliens vs. Predator 2, another one from Monolith's classic period.

Kult is here under the name Heretic Kingdoms the inquisition

We're probably not speaking of the same Kult.

(Heretic Kingdoms doesn't have a Stephane Picq soundtrack, for starters.)

:O I stand corrected!

Defender of the Crown: Heroes Live Forever is a remake of the original and it's DRM-free but it's still available. That's why I didn't mention it before. Also, the installer that particular store uses insists on installing to C:. You can move the files, later, but I'd rather install where I want from the start.

Rise of Nations is on Steam. Rise of Legends, however, is nowhere to be found and I really wish it became available; I only played the demo back then and I would like to revisit it.

I don't think that franchise has much remaster/remake potential left anymore.

There have been remakes in 2002, 2003, and 2007 (all different games), so it's probably safe to say that it won't be coming back soon as a reworked game.

I always thought Freelancer was a cool game that gas become abandonware.
[url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freelancer_(video_game]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freelancer_(video_game[/url])

Also a game that deserves a sequel or update imo. Would benefit from the cooperative online mode and the story feels like it could continue.