Project Firestart
The original survival horror game, with all that entails. Alien-inspired, but not a knock-off like so many other games. Very cinematic, sometimes to its detriment. It's more of an experience than a game you play because the gameplay is fun. There's a lot of combat and the combat is basically busywork. You mostly just explore and figure out the route you need to take to win with as little trouble as possible.
The Dark Half
An infamous adventure game based of the Romero film. To sum up the game's experience, to get past the first day, you need to remove evidence that links you to a murder, because it was your magical twin who did it. During this, you pick up a bloody whisky bottle, which causes your shirt to become bloody. Not visually depicted. When you go to sleep now, when the cops come to talk to you, they arrest you because you have blood on your shirt. In order to avoid this, rather than your character automatically changing shirts after changing into his bed clothes, you pick up a shirt and change manually. After this, the cops will still arrest you, because you have the whisky bottle. To avoid this, you hide the whisky bottle...in your closet. Which the cops on a later day somehow miss when they search your house.
Rejection
Obscure FM Towns FPS/RPG hybrid in which you play a cute anime girl in power armor taking out zombies, then the military. Kind of awkward to control, and requires you to map Dungeon Master-style, but really fun gunplay besides. Probably the first game to focus on giving you an arsenal of cool guns, and unlike a lot of games, it tries to make each weapon feel unique. Still on it, currently trying to build up my levels to beat a boss which currently takes a minute amount of damage, but at some point I should be able to deal decent damage to it. Yeah, one of those RPGs where fighting something too high a level is impossible to kill, but too low a level is effortless to kill.
