PC

PC games, endless shelves of trouble

PC is the broadest kind of games library there is, with 40,832 entries here and release years stretching from 1980 to 2026. That means you can wander from old curios to brand new releases without changing platform, which is convenient if you enjoy your backlog as a lifestyle choice. The catalog includes work from Square Enix, KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD., Kairosoft Co.,Ltd, Laush Dmitriy Sergeevich, and Ripknot Systems, so there is no single mood to this place, only many of them.

What PC means here

On this page, PC means personal computer, the flexible machine that has spent decades being asked to do everything at once, including run games. That flexibility is the point. The PC catalog can hold sprawling strategy, small experiments, action, odd little hybrids, and the sort of titles that make you pause, read the name twice, then click anyway. It is a platform defined less by one genre than by variety, from 1980 all the way to 2026.

Because PC is open-ended, the library feels like a long corridor of doors rather than a single shelf. Some games are made by major studios, others by smaller teams, and the result is a catalogue with a lot of texture. You can move from familiar names to stranger ones without leaving the platform, which is the nice thing about PC. It does not insist on one personality, it happily collects them all.

Where to start in our catalog

If you want a sensible first step, start with names that stand out immediately. Fieldrunners 2, Knights of the Crusades, Promise with My Sister, Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. World Stage, and Wanba Warriors are all in the catalog, and each one gives the page a very different shape. You can also dig into _dive, _message:, - Arcane Raise -, - R E F L E C T E D -, ---Red---Tether-->, -KLAUS-, and -SPROUT-, if you prefer your game lists with a bit more punctuation and a little less peace.

There is plenty of room to explore after that. The catalog spans from 1980 to 2026, so you can browse by era, developer, or sheer curiosity and still have far too many choices. Square Enix, KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD., Kairosoft Co.,Ltd, Laush Dmitriy Sergeevich, and Ripknot Systems appear often enough to matter, but the real trick is following whatever title catches your eye first. That is usually where the good trouble starts.

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