Action (10000 programs)

Pros: First of the series. Option between main and secondary storyline. Clear mission goals. Various rewards for completing missions.

Cons: Dated gameplay.

Pros: Realistic. Very tense gameplay. Five varied multiplayer maps. Lots of training missions.

Cons: Graphics are not outstanding. Multiplayer can involve lots of waiting.

Pros: Intense, cinematic single-player campaign. Excellent gunplay and responsive controls. Deep multiplayer customization and maps.

Cons: Short campaign length.

Pros: Extremely lightweight game. Extremely familiar game mechanics.

Cons: Unlikely to be updated. Vulnerable to bugs. Suited for novelty use.

Pros: Variety of classes and styles of play. Constant updates. Active and dedicated community.

Cons: Steep learning curve for new players.

Pros: Distinct class roles support teamwork. Customizable loadouts for tactical variety. Multiple objective-based modes. Varied environments enhance replayability.

Cons: Smaller competitive scene than peak years. Update frequency depends on current version.

Pros: Easy-to-use squad system. Dramatic soundtrack. Atmospheric Star Wars locations. Engaging characters.

Cons: Short main campaign. Dated graphics. Squad pathfinding is sometimes imperfect. Low-level enemies take immense amounts of damage.

Pros: Off-kilter concept. Weird setting. Bizarre storyline.

Cons: Juvenile dated humour.

Pros: A chance to feel part of gaming history. Minimum system requirements due to extremely limited visuals.

Cons: While it's a classic, there are undeniably many better FPS options available today. Gameplay can feel dated, making it seem like an admirable novelty rather than a truly enjoyable experience.

Pros: Thrilling. Impressive graphics. Realistic. Cool weapons.

Cons: Graphics may feel outdated. In-between animations are long. Plot holes. No in-game hints.

Pros: Historic Windows 95 port of Doom. Simplifies mod and multiplayer setup. Retains iconic level design and combat. Windowed and full-screen options.

Cons: No modern enhancements or mouselook. Compatibility issues on new systems. Limited resolution options (max 640×480). Largely replaced by source ports.