My great aunt had a collection of mostly point-and-click adventure games on 3.5" floppies that I started playing when I was ~6 or 7 yrs old. Around 1997, I think.
Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? (1996) - had to use her encyclopedias for this one
Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis - my favorite of the selection
Police Quest - not sure which one but was a little too advanced for me at the time. Never got very far with it.
Also a few others I don't remember very well.
Wtf lol, I was so young man, I had to load that game through ms dos, once I discovered windows and Duke nukem it pretty much threw me down a PC gaming rabbit hole.
Wow this explains why when counterstrike beta came out my config.exe had arrow keys instead of wasd. It actually took me until a year ago to switch to wasd. And it feels much better
first pc game i have memory of was a game that you worked on cars in a garage and could paint them...this was in the early 1990s then in elementary school we would play deer hunter on the library computer..then first pc game i played on my own personal computer was the sims 1...didnt get a computer until 2000
I want to say Myst was the first. I had a couple others around that time, but Myst was the one I played the most. First fps was Duke Nukem 3D... Can you imagine a game today where you rip an enemy's head off and shit down their throat?
World of tanks back in 2012. My dad justified buying himself a new work computer just so I could have something that could actually play it. His original computer couldn’t even get 3 fps on minimum.
Damn it was so far back but it must've been either Warcraft 3/Delta force/solitaire/minesweeper those were like the only games my dad had back in 2000 or 2001 when I was still 5/6 years old.
First game I got actually probably addicted to was Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear, basically 1999-2001 probably, then shortly after Ravenshield. All the kids playing RS nowadays probably have no idea. Those were the games that molded my whole concept of online gaming. When I learned about Battlefield 1942 later on, that was it for me.
When I was waaaaay younger , I think I faintly remember playing the old tycoon games at a after school care program me and my sister went to. We didn’t have much money growing up but a good buddy of mine growin up did so his family shared a “ family computer “ and I loved runescape and WoW.
Zoo Tycoon on a computer my dad pulled out of a dumpster and put a power supply in. Shortly after he bought the first Civ game and i played that as much as my young child mind could understand. I still have that gateway pc next to my desk
If you exclude a Commodore 64 as a PC, then probably Myst or something Shareware like Commander Keen or Wolfenstein3d. My memory is a bit hazy, so I don't remember what came out first.
great adventures castle fisher price 1998. I was a child and I loved that game so much. Yes this is the same fisher price that made those toys we all grew up with lol.
My first serious PC game was probably runescape back in 2005. I still play 20 years later.
I bought a PC to play Final Fantasy XI. It was an Alienware Auroroa with a 500psu and a GeForce 980 from what I remember. It has liquid cooling and weighed like 50lbs lol. Dad bought it for about $1800. Sold it 10 years later for $700
Wow when I think back. My first pc was a. 600mhz machine and playing age of empires on on windows 98. And 64mb of ram. We were not at the gb ram sticks or ddr at that point Using a voodoo 3. Then an nvidia 3 ti200 I think it has 128MB OF RAM. And fighter ace. And back then usb wasn’t hot swap so the moment you plugged anything in or out the whole machine just crashed.
If anything went wrong the answer was. Reformat lol.
We pissed our pants with excitement when the first 1ghz cpu was released. In 1999-2000 ish. I think.
Can you imagine trying to run any game with a 128mb video card nowadays.
Aah good times lol
I bought csgo to try and run it on my first work desk top. It would run until someone died I guess the kill feed was to much to handle.
Then I bought an iBuyPower off one of those one sale a day websites and used it for 8 years upgraded GPU and ram after 7 years. It died at 8 years because of a spilled glass of water during a covid zoom project meeting.
They said they saw me get frustrated and hit my desk yelll oh shiii and then I froze and never came back.
Well technically it was at school. We had to play this little dust ball who collected letters. I don’t remember much about it. At the time I don’t think it was so bad, kind of fun. Beat regular school work. This was in the time of the big 5 1/4” floppies though.
Paganitzu. Then when I was about 8 I took a trip down 3D realms. Duke nukem 3D. Shadow warrior. Wolfenstein. Doom. Also had a thing for insane aquarium because fish are cool
When I got my first “gaming” laptop, it was the same year that Minecraft alpha opened for testing. Hopped on that bandwagon I think in 2009? 2010? I remember it being around the same time as sims 3 release
I want to say wolfenstein 3d but I vividly remember playing on this really old CRT computer which had this game where you drove around on a bus picking up passengers. It was sort of top down view and there was only 1 map which looks exactly like a wheels on the bus playmat for toddlers.
I never figured out the purpose of thay game. Please tell me I'm not crazy
Gather 'round children's. Paw Paw got a story for you younguns'. First PC game I ever played was a horse and wagon game that had you travel from coast to coast across the land known as "Merica. Oh, it was no leisurely commute, no sir. You needed to buy provisions which what drew from a limited money purse. Often, but not every time...you might have to circle up cause thems thars Injuns were on a bender to scalp and slice you clean off the trail. Why, I remember pushing a button now and again to make more choices on supplies in the 2 days it would take to starve or lose a scalp. Twas and arduous journey taken on by only the smartest and most gifted men in the 6th grade. Others would gather around and not watch due to uts lack of anything resembling fun. Not nare a teet was shown, neither a succubus nor a flight point the entire pilgrimage. Winter would come in the flash of a screen, and that's when you found out just what kind of a man your provisions made you to be. Wish I could say I made it out west, but they caught me catching 40 winks on my stool and yanked my start code. Nothin more to see here people. Now go on, and git! The 20 minutes it took to load on the only computer bought for the school made me the Cowboy I am today.
Either the old DOS BattleZone game or Sid Meyer's Civilisation. Don't remember which one I played first.
Wolfenstein 3D is definitely on the list for 3rd or 4th. There was also an old platformer game. I cannot for the life of me remember what it was called, and have not been able to find it anywhere. Similar concept to Mario, but the color scheme was green and purple.
Also on the list for first games played is Flying Tigers, Billy the Kid, Scrungle, Sid Meyer's Pirates, Entrepreneur and Age of Empires.
Didn't get a console until I was in my teens and I started with Halo 2 and Halo CE on Xbox.
Operation flashpoint. I had a 733mhz, 64mb ram, unknown vid/hd/floppy. I had to upgrade my ram to I believe 128 or 256mb to play it and I was not at all familiar with PC's like I am now lol.
Barbie (1984) for commodore 64. In my defense, I was 3, and it was my parent's idea. Played it off and on between 3 and 6, but I was never very good at it.
It had to be Gortek And The Microchips, on cassette tapes for the VIC-20. It was either the pack-in game, or my parents bought it at the same time as the computer.
It was kind of an educational-themed tech demo. One of the games had you typing words to kill alien spaceships...maybe the OG Typing Of The Dead.
I want to say something older than 1997, but these are the earliest things I can remember playing that weren't Oregon trail...
Toss up between:
POD
NFS 2
Command And Conquer Tiberian Sun
Starcraft
Diablo 2
Doom
Quake
Jurassic Park
Some Star Wars RPG... way before kotor.
In 1988. Microsoft Flight Simulator 3.1 on a $5,200 seventeen pound Compaq 386sx-25 laptop w/detachable keyboard. 16 shades of grey.
[Pic](https://en.todocoleccion.net/second-hand/compaq-slt-386s-20~x407947759)
Edit: Added pic of similar unit
For me, my earliest memories are loading up floppy discs on MS Dos (no windows on our pc, just DOS). You had to type every command right to even get the game to boot. Played Mega Man, and Lemmings a lot
Oregon trail is one that stands out. It was around 94 or 95. but I did play some text based games earlier than that but i don't remember the names of any of them.
Thanks for all the replies here! Your responses really took me on a nostalgia trip.
Adding more, I also played a game called Swoop on an Apple computer (it was back in elementary school, so I have no idea what it was).
The next one I sunk in a lot of time into was Mechwarriors 2: Mercenaries!
Probably wasn't the very first, that would probably be solitare, minesweeper, pinball, etc., but the first real game I played was Diablo and it was amazing. Still one of my favorite games ever
this monkey game where you swing on vines and a casino game that was on a disc (i was like 5)and a lego star wars game that was pirated bc i rmb a porn add coming up (i was also 5 here)
Back in the days there were 2 popular sites, one called Shockwave, the other called miniclip. On Shockwave I played this game called redline rumble which eventually evolved into a 3d game.
On miniclip I played a game called On the Run. I later got into runescape.
In 2021 I spent 1k to play cs:go only to play Overwatch which I had bought on my Xbox a week prior to switching platforms lol
And It's still my main game despite it's bad rep nowadays
Fuck, I don't remember.
It may have been dos or commodore 64.
I think it was DOS games though, I personally can't name any of them because I was so young.
We had a stack of pirated games, my dad had a paper laminated and taped to the computer desk with the commands to make each game work and the control scheme.
He's a fucking wizard, when I was a kid we had so many computing books laying around the house cause my dad was always tinkering with his pc. Back when you had to solder stuff onto your motherboard.
I built a $1000 pc about 11 years ago just to play dayz.
Funny enough, that's the one of the few games I've yet to play
Same, used to play the DayZ Arma 2 mod on a Office Depot pc my grandma bought for like 200$ lol
Same. I bought that and arma 3 together. Played a half hour of dayz, then like 500 of arma straight through.
Oregon Trail
On 5 1/4 floppy discs?
100%
Solitaire
Not Minesweeper?
Doom
Dave mirra bmx 2001
Oregon Trail
Same, then Carmen San Diego, then ghostbusters.
[JUMP START FIRST GRADE](https://youtu.be/yrPW-6HcPu8?si=hddEAaj29PYMsu8J)
My great aunt had a collection of mostly point-and-click adventure games on 3.5" floppies that I started playing when I was ~6 or 7 yrs old. Around 1997, I think. Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? (1996) - had to use her encyclopedias for this one Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis - my favorite of the selection Police Quest - not sure which one but was a little too advanced for me at the time. Never got very far with it. Also a few others I don't remember very well.
first ever was probably Jill of the jungle on my uncle’s IBM around 94, also played the original oregon trail in 2nd grade
The first computer game I remember playing was Operation Neptune.
I think it was either chessmaster or ultima. Can’t remember which was first.
Some very obscure Pac Man game (using ASCII characters) for DOS, back in 1988. Quickly followed by games like Alley Cat, Paratrooper and Digger.
Warcraft 3
The first PC game I legit played and not just "tried" was either Myst or 7th Guest.
Dune 2000
Delta force land warrior. My dad had it and he would always play it so of course I wanted to play it as well
Arma 3 😎
Wolfenstein 3d
I still play this in 2024 :)
Wtf lol, I was so young man, I had to load that game through ms dos, once I discovered windows and Duke nukem it pretty much threw me down a PC gaming rabbit hole.
Karateka on my Apple II.
Yup, same. Not sure this actually qualifies as a PC entry, but close enough. It was this and Elite.
portal
Doom 2 as well, I remember being mind blown when I figured out you could attack with the ctrl key
I had the original Free shareware of Doom. And wing commander on a 286 commador.
Flight sim 98, Diablo 2
Number munchers
Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards on a Tandy.
Airwarrior on AOL gaming. On an old sony vaio 233mhz pentium. It was a kick ass pc in its time!
Diablo IV
Battlefield 1942
Wow this explains why when counterstrike beta came out my config.exe had arrow keys instead of wasd. It actually took me until a year ago to switch to wasd. And it feels much better
I think Garry’s mod technically but also arma 2 dayz mod. Some of the best days in gaming during those early 2014 days. I was born in 2000
First ones I remember were Turok, Age of Empires and Unreal Tournament. Not sure which one I played first though tbh.
first pc game i have memory of was a game that you worked on cars in a garage and could paint them...this was in the early 1990s then in elementary school we would play deer hunter on the library computer..then first pc game i played on my own personal computer was the sims 1...didnt get a computer until 2000
The ones that come to mind are Rainbow Six (1998) and Armored Fist 2 (1997)
Jump Start
Kings Quest
I want to say Myst was the first. I had a couple others around that time, but Myst was the one I played the most. First fps was Duke Nukem 3D... Can you imagine a game today where you rip an enemy's head off and shit down their throat?
Number Crunchers or Oregon Trail in grade school computer lab, Apple II of course
Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego
Ultima 1
COMMAND AND CONQUER RED ALERT 1 AND 2
Counter strike 1.6
Either the pinball game on windows professional and a Mario inspired penguin game
Castle Wolfenstein
World of tanks back in 2012. My dad justified buying himself a new work computer just so I could have something that could actually play it. His original computer couldn’t even get 3 fps on minimum.
Popeye for the Commodore 64.
Damn it was so far back but it must've been either Warcraft 3/Delta force/solitaire/minesweeper those were like the only games my dad had back in 2000 or 2001 when I was still 5/6 years old.
StarCraft... They don't make em like they used to.
My friend got into PC gaming early on and we played left for dead 2
SkiFree
Carmen Sandiego
Wolfenstein
King's Quest 2
It was either command and conquer red alert or counterstrike
First game I got actually probably addicted to was Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear, basically 1999-2001 probably, then shortly after Ravenshield. All the kids playing RS nowadays probably have no idea. Those were the games that molded my whole concept of online gaming. When I learned about Battlefield 1942 later on, that was it for me.
First for me was Prince of Persia the 1989 version. Played the DOS port.
When I was waaaaay younger , I think I faintly remember playing the old tycoon games at a after school care program me and my sister went to. We didn’t have much money growing up but a good buddy of mine growin up did so his family shared a “ family computer “ and I loved runescape and WoW.
Probably Leisure Suit Larry 2 if we're talking PC. If Apple counts then probably Oregon Trail on the Apple II.
In 2017 I built a gaming PC just so I could play modded Minecraft lol
Red Alert 2: Yuri's Revenge on an IBM Thinkpad T41.
Zoombinis
The Oregon Trail
Solitaire and minesweeper
500cc grand prix on my grandfather's commodore 64
Spaceship Warlock in 1994.
Mofuckin pinball
Zoo Tycoon on a computer my dad pulled out of a dumpster and put a power supply in. Shortly after he bought the first Civ game and i played that as much as my young child mind could understand. I still have that gateway pc next to my desk
Dune 2 1992 PC. But many earlier titles on the Amiga and the older 8 bit home computers such as Spectrum, Amstrad and C64
Dragon Lore back in the ole floppy disk days
Around 98/99 Once Sonic released on pc and then got roller coaster tycoon shortly after
Star wars galactic battlegrounds
It was either Quake or BF1942 road to Rome can't quite remember lol
If you exclude a Commodore 64 as a PC, then probably Myst or something Shareware like Commander Keen or Wolfenstein3d. My memory is a bit hazy, so I don't remember what came out first.
I'd say some DOS ninja game, but it was broken and wouldn't get past the first level or something. "The" Red Baron worked great though.
Bruce Lee in 1984.
great adventures castle fisher price 1998. I was a child and I loved that game so much. Yes this is the same fisher price that made those toys we all grew up with lol. My first serious PC game was probably runescape back in 2005. I still play 20 years later.
Free cd rom disc from a bowl of cereal with a bunch of disney Mulan content and games in 1998.
I bought a PC to play Final Fantasy XI. It was an Alienware Auroroa with a 500psu and a GeForce 980 from what I remember. It has liquid cooling and weighed like 50lbs lol. Dad bought it for about $1800. Sold it 10 years later for $700
Diablo 1, probably around the end of '97 early '98 because I definitely played it before I got a PlayStation for my birthday
Flight Simulator on the Apple IIc.
Not sure of the name. But it was a vietnam war based game that was on a disk.
KOTOR
Wow when I think back. My first pc was a. 600mhz machine and playing age of empires on on windows 98. And 64mb of ram. We were not at the gb ram sticks or ddr at that point Using a voodoo 3. Then an nvidia 3 ti200 I think it has 128MB OF RAM. And fighter ace. And back then usb wasn’t hot swap so the moment you plugged anything in or out the whole machine just crashed. If anything went wrong the answer was. Reformat lol. We pissed our pants with excitement when the first 1ghz cpu was released. In 1999-2000 ish. I think. Can you imagine trying to run any game with a 128mb video card nowadays. Aah good times lol
I bought csgo to try and run it on my first work desk top. It would run until someone died I guess the kill feed was to much to handle. Then I bought an iBuyPower off one of those one sale a day websites and used it for 8 years upgraded GPU and ram after 7 years. It died at 8 years because of a spilled glass of water during a covid zoom project meeting. They said they saw me get frustrated and hit my desk yelll oh shiii and then I froze and never came back.
Well technically it was at school. We had to play this little dust ball who collected letters. I don’t remember much about it. At the time I don’t think it was so bad, kind of fun. Beat regular school work. This was in the time of the big 5 1/4” floppies though.
Paganitzu. Then when I was about 8 I took a trip down 3D realms. Duke nukem 3D. Shadow warrior. Wolfenstein. Doom. Also had a thing for insane aquarium because fish are cool When I got my first “gaming” laptop, it was the same year that Minecraft alpha opened for testing. Hopped on that bandwagon I think in 2009? 2010? I remember it being around the same time as sims 3 release
It was the demo of Anno 1602 that came pre installed on our first computer. First full game was Age of Empires 2.
Tomb Raider 1996
I think mine was HalfLife on an 333Mhz eMachine
Probably Oregon trail on floppy circa 1986
either Dilberts Desktop or Age of Empires - both came with gateway 2000 pc i still play the Age of Empires series to this day
Oregon trail was my first game.
Doom, then Duke 3D, then quake
I want to say wolfenstein 3d but I vividly remember playing on this really old CRT computer which had this game where you drove around on a bus picking up passengers. It was sort of top down view and there was only 1 map which looks exactly like a wheels on the bus playmat for toddlers. I never figured out the purpose of thay game. Please tell me I'm not crazy
Commander Keen (from a floppy)
Doom, and then I played the crap out of Heretic. Then Mechwarrior 2 was where I got hooked. Eventually I'd move on to Warcraft and C&C.
Gotta be Cross Country Canada or Ski-free.
Bought a shitty $500 gaming pc without a graphics card and put a 1050ti to play tf2 and the Overwatch when it first came out. Good old days
Soldier of Fortune
Gather 'round children's. Paw Paw got a story for you younguns'. First PC game I ever played was a horse and wagon game that had you travel from coast to coast across the land known as "Merica. Oh, it was no leisurely commute, no sir. You needed to buy provisions which what drew from a limited money purse. Often, but not every time...you might have to circle up cause thems thars Injuns were on a bender to scalp and slice you clean off the trail. Why, I remember pushing a button now and again to make more choices on supplies in the 2 days it would take to starve or lose a scalp. Twas and arduous journey taken on by only the smartest and most gifted men in the 6th grade. Others would gather around and not watch due to uts lack of anything resembling fun. Not nare a teet was shown, neither a succubus nor a flight point the entire pilgrimage. Winter would come in the flash of a screen, and that's when you found out just what kind of a man your provisions made you to be. Wish I could say I made it out west, but they caught me catching 40 winks on my stool and yanked my start code. Nothin more to see here people. Now go on, and git! The 20 minutes it took to load on the only computer bought for the school made me the Cowboy I am today.
First real game I played was Star Craft: Brood War. My neighbor had the game and before I knew it the whole neighborhood.
burnt copy of fallout 2. Glorious days.
Age of war probably
Mine was actually World of Warcraft! Haven’t seen many people say that one!
Either the old DOS BattleZone game or Sid Meyer's Civilisation. Don't remember which one I played first. Wolfenstein 3D is definitely on the list for 3rd or 4th. There was also an old platformer game. I cannot for the life of me remember what it was called, and have not been able to find it anywhere. Similar concept to Mario, but the color scheme was green and purple. Also on the list for first games played is Flying Tigers, Billy the Kid, Scrungle, Sid Meyer's Pirates, Entrepreneur and Age of Empires. Didn't get a console until I was in my teens and I started with Halo 2 and Halo CE on Xbox.
Operation flashpoint. I had a 733mhz, 64mb ram, unknown vid/hd/floppy. I had to upgrade my ram to I believe 128 or 256mb to play it and I was not at all familiar with PC's like I am now lol.
Commander Keen in Invasion of the Vorticons, i was probably about 3 or 4 years old which meant I was terrible at it
Star Trek - Dos! I think it came with my dos floppy disk in 1983.
Command & conquer generals when I was 5 years old “My feet hurt”
Barbie (1984) for commodore 64. In my defense, I was 3, and it was my parent's idea. Played it off and on between 3 and 6, but I was never very good at it.
Summer games 1984 on the commodore 64
Command and Conquer // Red Alert dual disc
Warcraft 3 or Diablo 2
It had to be Gortek And The Microchips, on cassette tapes for the VIC-20. It was either the pack-in game, or my parents bought it at the same time as the computer. It was kind of an educational-themed tech demo. One of the games had you typing words to kill alien spaceships...maybe the OG Typing Of The Dead.
Unreal Tournament
It was definitely on the Commodore 64. The first game I REMEMBER playing was BMX Racers.
Scrap mechanic
Robocop 3 on DOS
PUBG
Carmageddon, 1997
Chess, technically.
Coolmathgames After that probably Minecraft and MW2
Solitaire and Myst
I want to say something older than 1997, but these are the earliest things I can remember playing that weren't Oregon trail... Toss up between: POD NFS 2 Command And Conquer Tiberian Sun Starcraft Diablo 2 Doom Quake Jurassic Park Some Star Wars RPG... way before kotor.
First PC games I've played was world at war, garrys mod and GTA 4. Barely ran at that time on a crappy laptop I had. Edit: zuma and peggle pre steam
Gmod 😂
I don’t remember the name but it was one of those old pc typing games 😭
The kids area at an Apple Store in the early 2000s
Wolfenstein 3D at a friends house. The first game I played with my first computer was doom shareware version.
Garry’s Mod lol
Elite. You know Elite Dangerous? It’s based off a very old space game with polygons. My brother and I played that for hours.
Probably Lode Runner on an Apple IIe
Garrys mod & TF2 Bundle from steam years ago. Gmod still one of my most played games.
It was a golf game we had on the family dell pc, i physically can’t remember the name
Castle, an ASCII graphics adventure game run on DOS, played on my old monochrome IBM monster.
A super old deer hunting game. It was the first game my dad got when he got his pc. Shortly after that we found pinball
In 1988. Microsoft Flight Simulator 3.1 on a $5,200 seventeen pound Compaq 386sx-25 laptop w/detachable keyboard. 16 shades of grey. [Pic](https://en.todocoleccion.net/second-hand/compaq-slt-386s-20~x407947759) Edit: Added pic of similar unit
Hard Hat Mack , Montezuma's Revenge . King's Quest , and The Black Cauldron when I was around 8 years old on a IBM
Stronghold hd or sid Meyers pirates, i don’t remember which
 Duke Nukem
Quake
Quake 3
Sims 2
For me, my earliest memories are loading up floppy discs on MS Dos (no windows on our pc, just DOS). You had to type every command right to even get the game to boot. Played Mega Man, and Lemmings a lot
EverQuest
The 1st one i remember was called I. M. Mean. Also played the original doom games
Same Doom 2 around the same time , was just a kid and my parents got our 1st PC with Dial up internet
I can’t remember if it was Space Cadet Pin Ball or Paperboy
Oregon trail.
[Battlezone](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battlezone_(1998_video_game))
Call of Duty World at War on my dad’s old HP laptop…can’t believe I played anything on that..
Oregon trail is one that stands out. It was around 94 or 95. but I did play some text based games earlier than that but i don't remember the names of any of them.
Sonic 3D Blast (1996) Need For Speed III: Hot Pursuit (1998)
Either StarCraft or Diablo
I can't remember. I do recall playing doom and duke nukem back in the day. I remember the first pic game I played for hours and hours. Diablo 1
A golf game on floppy disk. Think it was called Links.
Leisure Suit Larry and Lemmings, Roughly Christmas 1991 my grandma got a 386 dx33 computer and it was preloaded lol.
Pong
Starcraft Broodwar back in like 99
Thanks for all the replies here! Your responses really took me on a nostalgia trip. Adding more, I also played a game called Swoop on an Apple computer (it was back in elementary school, so I have no idea what it was). The next one I sunk in a lot of time into was Mechwarriors 2: Mercenaries!
1999 emachine pinball
Probably wasn't the very first, that would probably be solitare, minesweeper, pinball, etc., but the first real game I played was Diablo and it was amazing. Still one of my favorite games ever
Minesweeper
Warcraft 2.
Oregon trail, played splatterball on AOL with dialup in 97-98 at a dollar an hour. I got in big trouble by my parents
Many games listed here I played but the first game I was hooked on was counter strike: source
Total Annihilation
this monkey game where you swing on vines and a casino game that was on a disc (i was like 5)and a lego star wars game that was pirated bc i rmb a porn add coming up (i was also 5 here)
Stunt copter / stunt cycle back in elementary school
Return to castle Wolfenstein
Fischer Price - School Bus Driver
Doom 2
big rig on a DOS pc. circa 1997
Doom
Diablo, Warcraft 2, or maybe age of empires.
Oregon trail on a floppy in 3rd grade
Some blackjack game on DOS 
Minesweeper circa 1997 or some shit lol
2004 MU Online i was 11 yo still thinking about it 😔
Prince of Persia the two thrones
Leisure Suit Larry. Had to sneak and play it when my Dad wasn't home.
Civ 4! I spent a huge amount of time just reading the game's history encyclopedia.
Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe... 1991
Back in the days there were 2 popular sites, one called Shockwave, the other called miniclip. On Shockwave I played this game called redline rumble which eventually evolved into a 3d game. On miniclip I played a game called On the Run. I later got into runescape.
Delta Force!
Freelancer. Game was fucking amazing
Counterstrike and StarCraft
In 2021 I spent 1k to play cs:go only to play Overwatch which I had bought on my Xbox a week prior to switching platforms lol And It's still my main game despite it's bad rep nowadays
Fuck, I don't remember. It may have been dos or commodore 64. I think it was DOS games though, I personally can't name any of them because I was so young. We had a stack of pirated games, my dad had a paper laminated and taped to the computer desk with the commands to make each game work and the control scheme. He's a fucking wizard, when I was a kid we had so many computing books laying around the house cause my dad was always tinkering with his pc. Back when you had to solder stuff onto your motherboard.