Explore the best retro games in the arcade category

Rollcage is a futuristic arcade-style racing game released in 1999, known for its unique vehicles that can drive on walls, ceilings, and flip at high speed without missing a beat. It combines blistering speed, gravity-defying tracks, and explosive weaponry in one of the most visually intense racing experiences of its era.

Moto Racer is a fast-paced arcade motorcycle racing game released in 1997 by Delphine Software and published by Electronic Arts. Combining motocross and street racing, it quickly became a fan favorite for its smooth gameplay, vibrant 3D tracks, and split-screen multiplayer mode.

Re-Volt (1999) is a fun and fast-paced arcade-style racing game that puts you behind the wheels of remote-controlled cars. Developed by Acclaim Studios London and published by Acclaim Entertainment.

Mortal Kombat Trilogy is the ultimate compilation of classic Mortal Kombat brutality, combining characters and stages from the first three games. Released across multiple platforms in the late '90s, it brought back fan favorites, added new gameplay tweaks, and turned up the gore for the definitive MK experience of the era.

Step into the arena where it all began. Mortal Kombat (1993) brings brutal arcade-style fighting to PC, featuring iconic characters, unique special moves, and the unforgettable Fatalities that defined a generation.

Mortal Kombat 3 brings intense one-on-one fighting action with brutal combos, iconic Fatalities, and a larger cast of fighters than ever before. Face off in brutal battles across Earthrealm and Outworld in a true arcade classic.

Mortal Kombat II is the legendary sequel that expanded the brutal world of Mortal Kombat with new fighters, deadlier fatalities, and a refined fighting system that set the bar for arcade-style combat games.

FlatOut delivers high-octane racing combined with chaotic demolition derby elements. Its standout physics engine and ragdoll mechanics provide a unique and entertaining experience, making it a memorable title in the racing genre.

Moorhuhn (Crazy Chicken) is a simple yet wildly addictive shooting gallery game from Germany that took Europe by storm in the late '90s. Its quirky humor, fast-paced chicken hunting, and point-chasing gameplay made it a cult favorite among casual gamers.

Virtua Cop 2 is an iconic 3D rail shooter that helped define the light-gun genre on both arcade machines and home systems. Its fast-paced action, multiple paths, and co-op play made it a standout Sega title in the late '90s.