暗黑破坏神 + 地狱火

The ur-ARPG, the first big "realtime Rogue", and it's still solid. Some might argue the Crusader games or other isometric action games got there first, but Diablo set the blueprint for the next several decades of real time hack n' slash games. The aesthetic is solid even if the visuals are dated and assets limited, the music remains a brilliant background, and it remains good fun just bashing monsters and looting before returning to town. It does show its age in the constant clicking to attack, manually sorted inventory, and the fact you need a spell that costs mana to highlight items on the ground... but the core gameplay is just so simple and solid that it doesn't matter. Kill, loot, return to town, maybe do a sidequest... until you beat Diablo and the cycle of Terror starts anew.

You ever been in a silent scary corridor? Maybe dreamt about it? This game is full of corridors and its scary as hell. When you get used to this game you get used to the fear of the unknown thats lurking in the dusty crypt. When you reach that level this game becomes a experiance you will never forget.

This game was one of the first I ever played. I was born in the late 90's and my parents played it all the time. It's a nice comfort game :} I also love that it has procedurally generated levels with different quests whenever you start a new game. It's a legendary game, and though dated, it packs in a lot of fun. Highly reccomend

Back before Blizzard were too distracted stealing female (sorry, Type B) employees' breast milk to make good games, we had games like this. The dark gothic atmosphere is perfect for the fall season, before the cheeriness of the Christmas season and the awkward depressive lull between New Years and April. The gameplay is still very addictive, nearly 30 years later, and I find myself coming back to this game and Diablo II to try different builds every now and again.

Good Old Game. One of MY favourites.