What was the first game you ever played on PC.

[flibberdipper]

I think it was GTA Vice City when I was like 2 or 3.

[TEC]

Atlantis II by Cryo Entertainment

[FLUFFYJELLO]

I have trouble remembering the name of it, it was so long ago on an old Pentium system. There were three classes you could choose: Wizard, Warrior, or Summoner. And nothing was as OP as the Chain Lightning spell as a wizard; instant cast nukes everything in the room (unless it was a f***ing Will-o'-wisp...lightning immune pieces of s-- *cough cough* sorry...)

 

I can't for the life of me remember the name. But I'm pretty ​sure it was called Nox.

 

And the best part, opening up the command prompt and inputting "racoiaws" to unlock God Mode.

 

Edit: It was indeed called "Nox" and it was fantastic. Well done Westwood Studios.

 

I might need to get this for nostalgia...

https://www.gog.com/game/nox

[TheMastr13]

Rollercoaster Tycoon #1

Best game ever

[JR1911]

I think it was LHX Attack Chopper on my friend's 286.

[gastnl123]

so long ago i don't even remember good game huh ;D

[Pugs501]

[dfsdfgfkjsefoiqzemnd]

Does Mac count?   If so ...

 

 

Great game in its day, the 3D effects and cockpit view were just mindblowing.

[LogicalDrm]

Does Mac count?   If so ...

A Mac is technically PC, so yes, I would count it.

Mine is some pinball for MSDOS when I was 5 or 6. So 20 years ago.

[carguy86]

test drive unlimited. (loved it to bits!)

[SansVarnic]

Commander Keen

Star Wars X-Wing FTW!

[Blebekblebek]

I kinda forgot

frogger

or

Wings Fury

I like this game so much, it challenging in a way and not so "kiddy" like.

 

but there's also another game that have a catchy tune but I completely forgot what's the title.

there's a pong but I just watch my brother play it, don't like it also the famous space invaders, also didn't like it.

[Mattrixx]

omggg, LEGO Racers.. Still got the CD/DVD here!

MAH CHILDHOOD ON A DISC

No freaking kidding. Nostalgia distilled and melted into a disc. Disc doesn't work, so I torrented it and got it going in June. Didn't feel bad as I already had the disc. Made it through all the circuit races first try... after at least 7 years since my last game. Even Rocket Racer's. The power of ancient muscle memory and backwards compatibility!

Ahh... the memories. My siblings and I huddled around the old "computer desk" playing Imperial Grand Prix.

 

And later on flash games like Lego Mars Mission and other Lego games on a dial-up connection.

[Ialyrn]

If you are talking about modern PC's, then it would be between star trek starfleet academy, Tomb Raider 1 and duke nukem 3d. If you are talking about all personal home computers, including pre windows. Then it would be between paper boy, boulder dash run, robocop, and back to the future part 3 on an old Amstrad CPC.

[Totallycasual]

I think Lemmings or the original Sim City maybe?

[pbenologa]

Sim City!

[johnny5c]

The King's Quest series back in the mid 80's.

[Rovert19]

Wacky Wheels and Rise of the Triad. Drastic differnce I know lol.

[eLucid]

Doom.

[kbhasi]

Icy tower

[JcGross]

[Archimonday]

It was a Jeff Gordon Nascar game, which came on a floppy disk, had one track and one car, and you raced by holding w and using the arrow keys. Lol

Then it was Empire Earth,

And finally, the game that solidified my gaming hobby life: Battlefield 1942.

[skywake]

One of the earliest games on PC I can remember really getting into. I'm not sure if I played this or The Lion King first.

 

... I did play a few games on my brother's Sega Master System before this though

[VortexS]

Wolfenstein 3D and Prince of Persia. My dad had an old PC and had some floppy drives with classic games on them. I think I started playing those 12 years ago or something like that.

[jayctech]

RuneScape if we're talking about an actual computer game... Before that it'd be those kiddy games.. I vaguely remember playing a Lion King game and a Digimon game going back the better part of 15 years ago...