Guess the game from the screenshot.

[Araval]

Who gets this one?

[Septentrionalis]

Colin McRae Rally. I think it is the second installment.

[Araval]

You got it!

[Septentrionalis]

I forgot my duties. Here is the next one.

[Sir Adrian]

Day of the Tentacle?

[Septentrionalis]

Day of the Tentacle?

No, this is even older. But it was quite popular in its time. I tried not to pick a game that is both old and obscure.

[Gyrosmeister]

No, this is even older. But it was quite popular in its time. I tried not to pick a game that is both old and obscure.

For me it looks both old af and obscure

[Sir Adrian]

Older than Day of the Tentacle. Hmmm. Maniac Mansion?

[Kilo11]

Any chance you could give us another image, Sept?

[Septentrionalis]

Older than Day of the Tentacle. Hmmm. Maniac Mansion?

Sorry, Adrian, I cannot believe I forgot about this competition. It is not Maniac Mansion.

[Kilo11]

Okay. I think I found it. Is this the Pool of Radiance D&D game?

EDIT: I see there are a number of D&D games with this layout. Digging further, this seems to be Curse of the Azure Bonds.

[Septentrionalis]

Okay. I think I found it. Is this the Pool of Radiance D&D game?

EDIT: I see there are a number of D&D games with this layout. Digging further, this seems to be Curse of the Azure Bonds.

Good work, Kilo! It is that one indeed.

This kind of illustrates how hard it is to estimate the difficulty of these riddles. I was sure that the armor class and hit points columns and the reference of sword arm would set even a younger person familiar with D&D on the right track (this game is really OLD), and the bonds shown on the arm finishing the deal as they look for old D&D games.

You're up!

[Kilo11]

Well, the first one had a lot of the look of a D&D game, but I wasn't. At least, not sure enough to start wading through the depths of all the D&D games that have been made. It was only the use of "drow" in the second image that made me sure D&D was the right track, and gave me the impetus to look hard in that direction. But yeah, these games can be difficult to gauge difficulty on.

Anyway, onto the next one.

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[Sar1n]

Is that poor town of Megaton living up to its name? Looks like Fallout 3 to me...

[Flinn]

Fallout 3? Reminds me on when you blow up Megaton

edit: nevermind, ninjaed

[Kilo11]

The old schoolers have it. It is indeed Megaton fulfilling its destiny. And the floor is now Sar1n's.

[Sar1n]

The next one is only a playable demo so far...yet oldtimers should recognize it.

[Sir Adrian]

Gothic 1 Remake.

Good work, Kilo! It is that one indeed.

This kind of illustrates how hard it is to estimate the difficulty of these riddles. I was sure that the armor class and hit points columns and the reference of sword arm would set even a younger person familiar with D&D on the right track (this game is really OLD), and the bonds shown on the arm finishing the deal as they look for old D&D games.

You're up!

I haven't even noticed the HP and AC until you pointed them out. What's worse I played Pool of Radiance.

[Sar1n]

Indeed. I'm looking forward to full game.

Your turn.

[Sir Adrian]