Mario,

Thank you for adding RollerCoaster Tycoon (1999 Video Game).

@jaf_ismael​ thank you, all included and sorted by ratings

9.x

8.x

by the way, I changed

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4600894/?ref_=wl_li_tt

to

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0293636/?ref_=fn_al_tt_2

@mariojacobs​ 👍, it's the same game

@Breumaster​ 

So my five are:

Die Siedler (Part II)

Maniac Mansion

Turrican II

Diablo III

Gems of War

@Breumaster​ thank you, all suggestions included and sorted out by ratings.

Adventures like Zak McCracken, 

I played some pure text-based adventures at my TRS-80 (The Radio Shack) computer. Green phosphor display, resolution 64x16 characters, I guess.

 Boulder Dash,

I played a little bit of Mr. Do at the arcades, but the game is too difficult. I'd rather

played shoot'em'ups like 1942.

Locomotion.

Very difficult puzzle game.

 Quake,

My favorite Doom/Duke Nukem-like game was Shadow Warrior.

@mariojacobs​ 

The problem with those games is, that they are mostly always the same. I was tired of them, so I stopped to play in general until very later I started again to play more positive games. (@3D-shooters).

@albstein​ 

>Daymare Town 4

interesting, playing on the web browser, can we save progress? I guess not.

@albstein

>Daymare Town 4: not on IMDb archive...

I guess you can't save it unfortunately.

>Daymare Town 4: not on IMDb archive...

Oh, nevermind then.

@Tsarstepan​ 

>Are you sure this one has never been done before? Seems like a deja vu suggestion to me.

You might be thinking of this one:

IMDb Poll Board: Top 10 Video Games

@Tsarstepan​ I enjoy Walking Simulators, too. I finished Firewatch on Steam. I liked What Remains of Edith Finch a lot.

I own What Remains (Steam as well) but never gotten around to play it and since my home computer is dead (money issues). No real way to even start it. Also have the  Life is Strange sequels (unplayed).

@Tsarstepan​

Walking Simulators that I didn't like: 

- The Talos Principle

- Ether One

- Life is Strange

- Virginia

- The Vanishing of Ethan Carter

- Gone Home

- The Stanley Parable Demo

- The Witness

- SOMA

- Layers of Fear

- Obduction

Either for being to BORING or too difficult.

Interesting. You're describing computerized versions of board/card games besides the role-playing variety.

@jeorj_euler​ I play Microsoft Solitaire every day.

@Tsarstepan​ I installed the desktop version and played the daily challenges. I did the same for Minesweeper/Treasure Hunt and Mahjong. I usually reached the diamond badge of the month (all daily challenges completed).

Some of the Assassin's Creed video games what are referred to as mini games (checkers, fanorona and nine men's Morris), which, as classic games, can be amusing to play. (Note: Out of the three, I only know how to play checkers, as I've known how for decades.) Quite a number of video games loosely based upon the role-playing genre have classic little games like those.

@jeorj_euler​ I don't care for role playing games.  I tried Dungeons and Dragons back in the 70's and found it a waste of time.  I don't care for computerized versions of these either and I tried them with my own kids many years ago.  My grandkids play them now, but I'm still not interested.

@mariojacobs​ Last year was my first time getting Perfect - do finishing all daily challenges for the entire year. 

On track for this year. Wish there was a special badge indicating such. 

@riverotter​ cool. I played Bazooka

https://youtu.be/nEjwbEer-X4?t=352

I feel like I failed to nominate Halo 3 and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Some "AAA" games are are cult classic material.

@jeorj_euler​ @BonaFideBOSS thank you for your contributions, the list has already reached 35 titles, perhaps you also want to contribute to the idea...

IMDb Poll Board: Favorite Soundtrack — Video Games

https://community-imdb.sprinklr.com/conversations/imdb-poll/poll-suggestion-imdb-poll-board-favorite-soundtrack-video-games/6039a546b1f7bf2663b3e350