What was the first PC game you played Welcome to the first PC Gamer Club Q A Each week, well take a question from the Club members on our Discord server then get a panel of PC Gamer writers to give their answers. We welcome your responses to the question in the comments, too. Includes downloads, cheats, reviews, and articles. ANGRY BIRDS in SLITHER. A 3D animated game parody. Watch the Angry Birds vs. SLITHER. io game Sub www. FunVideoTV. and. If youd like to check out details on joining the PC Gamer Club, head here. This one comes from My Names Nobody in Discord, who asks what was the first PC game you played My Names Nobodys first game is the 1. D adventure Red. Cat. Here are our first experiences with PC gaming. Andy Kelly Full Throttle. I have vague, distant memories of playing an Atari ST when I was really young, but the first memory of a game I have is when I borrowed a copy of Full Throttle from a family friend. It was in one of those big cardboard boxes, and I remember seeing that artwork of Ben riding his motorcycle and feeling hugely excited about playing it. As I recall, the version I had didnt work on Windows 9. I had to teach myself to use the DOS prompt to get it running. A simple task, but one that made me feel like a computer genius. I must have been like 1. And I vividly remember seeing that stunning intro sequence for the first time, in which Ben rides his bike over the hover limo to the tune of Legacy by The Gone Jackals. I grew up on console gamesmy first was a Sega Master Systemand compared to that, the cinematic look and feel of Full Throttle was a revelation. Metal Gear Solid 3 Snake Eater is an actionadventure stealth video game produced by Konami Computer Entertainment Japan for the PlayStation 2. It was released in. The best collection of idle games, free online games, strategy games, puzzle games, adventure games and much more. Maybe someone in the comments can help me out here, but I dont remember the name of my first PC game. I think it was an MS DOS game, because you had to use a. Grab your scissors, grab your glue Find hundreds of Disneyinspired art and craft ideas for kids of all ages including holiday and seasonal crafts, decorations and more. Mini project in C many Student do management project like library management,Hotel management etc. But Snake Game is mini project of first semester build by my friend. Experience this new online game inspired by the game called Agar. The best free games from all over the internet just for you. Snake 3D Pc Game' title='Snake 3D Pc Game' />It was way beyond the bleeps and pixels I was used to, and I was totally blown away by it. I loved the game so much, in fact, that when asked to write a short story in English class, I stole the games plot verbatim and my teacher loved it so much he read it out in front of the whole class. Man, I was such a fraud. Jarred Walton Rogue 1. Epyx versionMy first gaming was done on an Magnavox Odyssey II, but lets skip to PCs. Man, I used to love playing Rogue. It was so simple, and yet the randomization and elements of luck kept me coming back again and again. Its such a classic that we now have an entire genre of games called Roguelikes. But I was there for the original, clicking one space at a time through the dungeons of doom, in search of the fabled Amulet of Yendor. Fun Flash games, Java applets, PC and Mac downloads addictive games such as mahjong, sonic, bloodyrage etc. The early going is simple enough, and its great when you start on a level with a lot of potions of various colors, particularly if none of them kill you, since experimenting on level 1 or 2 with a potion that causes temporary blindness is far less damaging than risking an unknown potion on level 1. I had many many short games that ended with my demise before I had completed even a couple of levels, dying an ignominious death to a snake oreven worsea bat. That might sound sad, but its once you reach the teen levels that Rogue becomes a tension filled dungeon crawler. You can lose max HP to a vampire, strength to a rattlesnake, or levels to a wraith, leaving you easy prey. And the dreaded capital D, a fire breathing dragon that can attack at range and burn up any scrolls you might be carrying, ended more than a few deep dungeon runs. After many months of periodic okay, obsessive play, including competing against my siblings, I eventually found the fabled Amulet of Yendor. While later iterations of Rogue and its offshoots have more levels, and games like Net. Hack dramatically up the complexity, the one I played similar to this one was relatively simple. It took many more months before I eventually managed to snag the amulet and fight my way back to the surface. After winning, you get a congratulatory message. Hooray But even after winning, the simplicity of the original Rogue still gets its hooks in me. James Davenport Some game I dont remember please helpArtists interpretation. Maybe someone in the comments can help me out here, but I dont remember the name of my first PC game. I think it was an MS DOS game, because you had to use a command line to launch the thing. You played as a small, pixelated off brand Indiana Jones guy, and you had to move around grid based temples and dungeons to find treasure. If you crossed a snakes path, itd shoot your way and eat you. I think there were mummies that slowly moved towards you too, but I might be making it up. It felt like a cousin to Chips Challenge, albeit with simpler graphics and rules. I remember beating it after what felt like years, which between the ages of 5 and 1. Between my dad kicking me off all the time, and that time I accidentally knocked the PC tower over which put the sucker out of commission for a few days, Im not too surprised it took me so long. Most of all, I remember how scared I felt plumbing the depths of the those ruins. As simple as the game looked, there was a real sense of dread that stands clear in my memories today. Im not sure it would hold up nowadays, but I was also a damn toddler. Still, its interesting to see the direct connection to the games I enjoy today, Dark Souls especially. The Souls games have serpents and treasure and dimly lit tomb corridors abound. The lesson here Im still six years old and snakes are cool. Architect`S Handbook here. I played Myst after that, but fuck Myst. Wes Fenlon LHX Attack Chopper. Cleanmymac 2 2 2 0 Cracked Screen. My first PC gaming memories are a jumble of games I played with my dad when I was under 1. I honestly cant tell you which one I played first. It was likely either the DOS port of Zaxxon, Segas hard as hell isometric space shooter, or Montezumas Revenge, an archaic Atari era platformer. We played both on his old 8. PC we had set up in the storage shed in the backyard. But my strongest memory is of a game we played on our newer 3. PC, which had a more prestigious position in the home office. That game was LHX Attack Chopper, a 1. If you played it, listening to the intro music that plays over the old EA logo as a helicopter slowly descends into view will probably take you back in time. I remember it being slower. Maybe it ran like crap on my PCI was definitely too young to notice. LHX Attack Chopper was, in my mind, fucking incredible. There were four different helicopter choices, each with their own weapon loadouts and capabilities. The Osprey was especially cool, but also really difficult to flyit could switch between helicopter and plane modes, but wed usually crash it in the process. There were tons of mission options medevac, SURGICAL STRIKE and weapon choices. Did we want the more powerful sidewinder missiles, or more of the harder to aim stingers It didnt matter if the graphics were incredibly rudimentary 3. D, untextured polygons. I totally believed in those worlds as a giant, real place we could fly around in. I didnt understand much of what was going on, and when I was younger my dad handled most of the flying while I sat on his lap, pressing the keys to launch a chaff or flare to shake off enemy missile locks. Still, that was gripping. And I still remember the little touches, like bullet holes appearing in the cockpit glass. Thats when you knew you were in trouble. We were usually in trouble. We rarely finished missions, but it was still a blast. And you know whatThis game is still cool. You can play it in your browser on the Internet Archive. Just look at this animation when you start a mission Joe Donnelly Lemmings. Approximately one million years ago, my dad bought our family an Atari ST. For my parents, this meant word processinga phrase which neither of them understood and a process which took longer than physically handwriting documents because printers were truly awful in the early 9.