A very influential game for me in a very important and formative time of my life. It felt new, fresh and something I have never experienced before. In a way, molded my gaming habits going forward.

The sequel elevated what the original game brought. At the time I was completely entranced by this series. It was a technical milestone and it was one of the first games that felt like I was playing the future of gaming.

I could put the whole trilogy here as they are all quite fantastic in their own way. The third one is nowadays my favourite, mainly due to nostalgic reasons as it was my first game of the series.

A game I played at the right time of my life. The whole universe and atmosphere really captured my state of mind at the time and was completely blown away by the whole experience.

The sequel is also a fantastic experience, but the first game was so fresh, new and groundbreaking that really captured my imagination. The connection to the Half-Life series was a plus for me.

The first two games in the series are my favourites and were always in a tie in my mind as they are both really close to my heart. But the original is still my favourite. The exploration and atmosphere are still unmatched in gaming.

This was such a unique game and setting at the time, hell, it's still unique nowadays! Jordan Mechner was a really great game creator, such a pitty he's retired now. The Oriental Express is an amazing setting.

The whole trilogy is a great experience, each game awesome at certain aspects. I feel like the 3rd one is the most consistent of the three and reaches the higher highs of the series.

Nowadays I enjoy the sequel a bit more, however the whole cut content and rushed last third really impacts the full experience. The original, even though it's a lot safer and vanilla, impacted me immensely at the time when I was a Star Wars fanatic. Nowadays I'm kinda divorced with Star Wars, but this game is still amazing

Man... that snowy winter New York atmosphere is really fantastic, one of the best moods and ambiences I have ever played. The sequel is also great, but I don't think it captured the same... feeling.