Top-down and isometric games that still hold up

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The Sims 2000 Why it still holds upWithout a goal to reach, it is still open to whatever household you set up today.
Mario's Picross 1995 Why it still holds upRows and columns that confirm each other still turn every picture into a logic puzzle.
Zoo Tycoon 2001 Why it still holds upAnimals that fight and fences that decay still keep the zoo something to tend.
Untitled Goose Game 2019 Why it still holds upBecause the list can be tackled in any order, the village is still a place for mischief at your own pace.
Yume Nikki 2004 Why it still holds upA dream world to wander without a game over is still open today.
Xenon 2: Megablast 1989 Why it still holds upToday, restart points spaced through each level turn a hard stage into a series of short attempts.
Battlerite 2017 Why it still holds upRounds of two minutes still make every match a quick one to try.
Berzerk 1980 Why it still holds upA room full of robots and an enemy that cannot be killed still make for tense play.
Knightmare 1986 Why it still holds upIts constant scroll and weapon swapping still keep each stage busy.
Lara Croft Go 2015 Why it still holds upPuzzles that ask for planning instead of reflexes still suit short sessions.
Zaxxon 1982 Why it still holds upJudging height from a shadow still makes every wall a test of the eye.
Dragon Warrior 1986 Why it still holds upA first quest with one clear goal still makes a good starting point.
Frozen Synapse 2011 Why it still holds upPlanning every move and then watching the turn play out is still a clear way to see tactics at work.
Fantasy General 1996 Why it still holds upThe grades still mean the squads are researched as well as recruited, one continent at a time.
The Sims 2 2004 Why it still holds upA home can still change as the household does, with three modes for living, buying and building.
Tecmo Bowl 1987 Why it still holds upTwo fixed teams, up to four players and tackles to break still make a simple game of football.
SimCity 2000 1993 Why it still holds upA city that grows both up and down through layers still has plenty to build today.
Animal Crossing 2001 Why it still holds upA village that follows the calendar is still worth a visit today.
Grandia 1997 Why it still holds upTrying new gear is still a reason to explore, since skills grow with use.
Halo Wars 2 2017 Why it still holds upA rock, paper, scissors of units still makes every army a matchup to read.
The Sexy Brutale 2017 Why it still holds upThe loop still lets you save a murder party one guest at a time, by knowing the day better than the killers do.
Total War: Rome II 2013 Why it still holds upA camera that follows individual soldiers ties the campaign map to the fight it causes, and that link still matters.
Mario Party 2 1999 Why it still holds upIt is still a game made for several people on one couch.

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