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Games released on February 14

Five games that still hold up, from Lemmings in 1991 to Florence in 2018

  1. Lemmings 1991

    Turned 35 this year Amiga, Atari ST

    A steady line of green haired lemmings marches toward every danger there is and cannot be steered, so you hand out limited skills like digging, building and blocking to save enough of them to reach the exit.

  2. Space Channel 5: Part 2 2002

    Turned 24 this year Dreamcast, PlayStation 2

    Ulala, a reporter for Space Channel 5, dances against the Rhythm Rogues, copying their moves in time to the music, with instrument duels and a 100 dance endurance mode.

  3. Final Fantasy Tactics Advance 2003

    Turned 23 this year Game Boy Advance

    Marche, a boy carried off to the world of Ivalice, searches for a way home at the head of a clan fighting for standing there.

  4. Crusader Kings II 2012

    Turned 14 this year

    A grand strategy game set between 1066 and 1453 in which you play a dynasty rather than a country, carrying on as the heir when your ruler dies.

    $19.35 on GOG -50% +1 store

  5. Florence 2018

    Turned 8 this year

    A game made in Melbourne by Ken Wong, who designed Monument Valley, in which Florence Yeoh, 25, follows the sound of a cello to Krish, and the story is told in small things to do with a finger.

    $1.22 on Fanatical -80%