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1987 Classic

An early NES classic where you guide Mikey through a non-linear maze of caverns, rescuing friends and collecting items to progress. Switching between side-scrolling platforming and first-person room exploration sets it apart.

What defines The Goonies II:

  • Lots to discover
  • Challenging difficulty

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You Have to Win the Game

91 %

2012 PC free 👍 93 % Very positive, 5,675 reviews on Steam

  • Lots to discover
  • Pure single-player experience
  • Bright, upbeat tone

A free retro platformer styled after early 1980s PC games, where you explore a small world full of hidden routes and secrets in order to win. It playfully toys with genre conventions and has little story or conventional combat.

Jungles of Maxtheria

Bright, upbeat tone

An indie platformer where you pick one of four characters and hunt for a lost treasure in the jungle. Tools like knives, grappling hooks, oxygen tanks and torches help you get past obstacles, fight enemies and collect keys.

Alwa's Awakening

Bright, upbeat tone

A charming Metroidvania with an authentic 8-bit look, pixel art and chiptune music. You wield a magic staff to explore an interconnected world, solve puzzles and beat bosses.

Treasure Island Dizzy

Lots to discover

A classic retro platform adventure where the egg hero Dizzy collects and uses items on an island to solve puzzles. Charming humor and tricky inventory puzzles define the experience.

Tomb Raider II

Lots to discover

Lara Croft hunts the Dagger of Xian across Venice, an offshore oil rig, a sunken wreck and Tibetan monasteries. This classic demands precise jumps, solves tricky environmental puzzles and adds more gunfights against human foes than its predecessor, plus vehicles like a speedboat and a snowmobile.

Mighty Bomb Jack

Bright, upbeat tone

A classic arcade platformer where Jack leaps through a pyramid collecting bombs and dodging enemies. The palace rooms reuse the original Bomb Jack formula, while the action zones add power-ups and more variety.

VVVVVV

Lots to discover

A tough retro platformer where you can't jump but instead flip gravity to switch between floor and ceiling. Brutally precise rooms, generous checkpoints and a pounding chiptune soundtrack make it a cult classic.

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