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Morten · 01-30-2005, 10:15 PM

Tapper. It was the fourth game I ever owned for my first PC (the first was Trek, an incomprehensible micromanagement RTS, especially considering I was eight...the other two were Sierra's Crossfire and Golf, which were good.) But Tapper was something special. I made it to level 42 before I realized I could probably go on forever, there was no save feature, and it was dinnertime. I still love it.

Nethack. If only more games could have all the inherent coolness and variety of Nethack.

Police Quest. Space Quest. Hero's Quest. No explanation needed.

01-30-2005, 10:15 PM	#6
Morten New Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 2	Tapper. It was the fourth game I ever owned for my first PC (the first was Trek, an incomprehensible micromanagement RTS, especially considering I was eight...the other two were Sierra's Crossfire and Golf, which were good.) But Tapper was something special. I made it to level 42 before I realized I could probably go on forever, there was no save feature, and it was dinnertime. I still love it. Nethack. If only more games could have all the inherent coolness and variety of Nethack. Police Quest. Space Quest. Hero's Quest. No explanation needed.