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It that builds on its predecessors with tighter controls, new gameplay mechanics, and a greater sense of challenge.

A fast-paced sequel that shifts away from the survival horror tone of the original game in favor of arcade-style gameplay.

I really don’t recommend this, the puzzles are bad, the design is bad, cheap jumpscares and the story is obtuse.

A survival horror that defined the genre, you unravel a zombie outbreak linked to the sinister Umbrella Corporation.

A unique mix of survival horror and turn-based RPG elements, set in a hauntingly atmospheric New York City.

A charming and colorful platformer, one of the many Disney titles developed by Capcom at the time.

This title is a polished and highly enjoyable sequel that improves on the original in nearly every way.

A masterpiece that revolutionized the series, departing from the linear level-based structure of its predecessors.

Instead of Mario himself, you control various Yoshis who escort Baby Mario through imaginative, hand-drawn worlds.

This title is a direct port of the 1985 original that helped define the platforming genre, introduced in the NES platform.