Games released on April 5

Six games that still hold up, from Dungeon Siege in 2002 to Supraland in 2019

  1. Dungeon Siege 2002

    Turned 24 this year

    A young farmer sets out to warn a nearby town of a Krug invasion and leads a party of up to eight, switching between them at will, in a 2002 action role playing game for Windows.

  2. SWAT 4 2005

    Turned 21 this year

    As leader of a SWAT team in the New York area, you answer callouts from arrest warrants to hostage takings and bombs, under rules of engagement that penalize unjustified force. Ready or Not followed it in 2023 as a spiritual successor.

  3. Darkest Hour: A Hearts of Iron Game 2011

    Turned 15 this year

    Almost any country of the time, from 1914 to 1920 or from 1933 to 1964, can be run through its politics, spies, economy and armies. It was the first Hearts of Iron not made by Paradox Development Studio.

    $1.94 on Fanatical -81% +1 store

  4. Enter the Gungeon 2016

    Turned 10 this year PlayStation 4

    A roguelike bullet hell shooter in a dungeon made of guns, in which four Gungeoneers go down five floors to a gun at the bottom that can kill the past.

    $2.99 on Xbox -80% +3 stores

  5. Paradigm 2017

    Turned 9 this year

    A point and click adventure in which you play a mutant from a failed Prodigy Child Program, dumped in an abandoned post Soviet town to grow up alone.

  6. Supraland 2019

    Turned 7 this year

    In a child's sandbox, a toy prince of the red people sets out to learn why the blue people tampered with his people's water supply, in a first person puzzle adventure.

    $14.69 on Fanatical -27%