Explore the best retro games in the multiplayer category

Age of Mythology is a classic real-time strategy game that brings ancient mythologies to life. Released in 2002, it combines resource management, epic battles, and the power of gods from Greek, Egyptian, and Norse mythology. With a rich campaign and multiplayer modes, it remains one of the most iconic RTS games of its era.

Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 is a classic real-time strategy game set in an alternate Cold War universe. Red Alert 2 remains one of the most iconic and beloved RTS titles ever released, known for its fast-paced gameplay and unforgettable units.

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.

Midtown Madness 2 (2000) is a chaotic, open-world driving game that lets players race through the streets of San Francisco and London. Developed by Angel Studios and published by Microsoft, it builds on the original with more cars, more modes, and even more high-speed fun in two iconic cities.

Quake II (1997) is a legendary first-person shooter developed by id Software and published by Activision. Known for its fast-paced gunplay, gritty sci-fi setting, and pioneering 3D engine, Quake II helped shape the future of competitive shooters and became a cornerstone of LAN multiplayer culture.

MDK 2 is a fast-paced third-person sci-fi shooter developed by BioWare and published by Interplay. With three quirky heroes, over-the-top weapons, and a mix of action, puzzles, and humor, it’s a cult classic that pushes the boundaries of weird and fun.

Madagascar is a fun, family-friendly action-adventure game based on the hit DreamWorks animated film. Play as your favorite zoo animals—Alex, Marty, Melman, and Gloria—as you break free from New York and explore the wilds of Madagascar in this lively 3D platformer.

Delta Force 2 is a tactical first-person shooter that builds upon its predecessor's military realism. Featuring improved 3D environments, expansive maps, and a robust multiplayer mode, it offers a blend of strategy and intense combat.

Delta Force** is a tactical first-person shooter that puts you in the boots of an elite soldier tackling high-risk missions across global hotspots. Blending precision shooting with strategic gameplay, it offers intense solo and multiplayer combat.

Delta Force: Task Force Dagger puts you in the role of elite special forces operatives, engaging in covert operations across rugged Middle Eastern terrain. With realistic weapons, large-scale missions, and tactical freedom, it delivers a gritty, military FPS experience.

Delta Force: Land Warrior drops you into the boots of an elite operative, blending first-person shooting with tactical precision. Operate in vast open maps, engage in strategic missions, and dominate the battlefield in solo or multiplayer modes.

Blood II: The Chosen takes players into a dark, gothic world filled with intense first-person shooter action, immersive storytelling, and brutal violence. As one of the last surviving members of the Cabal, you must navigate a dystopian world, battling fierce enemies with unique weapons and abilities. 

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.

Mortal Kombat 4 brings the iconic fighting series into the 3D era, maintaining its brutal gameplay with new characters and stages. While it doesn’t have the same cultural impact as its 2D predecessors, it remains a fun and competitive fighter with memorable moments.

Age of Mythology: The Titans is a compelling expansion that enriches the original game with the introduction of the Atlantean civilization, new deities, and the formidable Titan units. The game's enhancements, including auto-queueing and unique god powers, offer fresh strategic depth.

Call of Duty (2003) redefined the WWII shooter genre by immersing players in the perspectives of American, British, and Soviet soldiers. Its emphasis on squad-based tactics, cinematic presentation, and intense combat scenarios set a new standard for first-person shooters.​

Worms Armageddon is a timeless turn-based strategy game that combines tactical gameplay with whimsical humor. Players control a team of worms, using a variety of weapons to eliminate opposing teams on destructible landscapes.

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.

FIFA: Road to World Cup 98 delivers one of the most complete and immersive soccer experiences of the '90s. With over 170 national teams, full World Cup qualification campaigns, an indoor soccer mode, and tight controls across multiple platforms, it's remembered as a fan-favorite in the franchise.

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.

Counter Strike game’s fast-paced action, tactical gameplay, and team-based objectives kept me fully engaged. The maps are well-designed, and the competitive element makes every match exciting. Overall, it’s a classic shooter that still feels fresh and challenging.

Twisted Metal 2 (1997) is a vehicular combat game developed by SingleTrac and published by Sony. It is the second entry in the Twisted Metal series and is considered by many fans to be the best in the franchise.

Unreal Tournament, released in November 1999, stands as one of the defining competitive first-person shooters of its era. Unlike many contemporaries that emphasized single-player campaigns,

BC Racers (1994) is a prehistoric-themed combat racing game developed by Core Design, the same studio later famous for creating Tomb Raider. 

Outlaws is a Western-themed FPS that combines classic shooter mechanics with a compelling narrative. Its unique setting, memorable soundtrack, and innovative features like sniper zoom and reloading mechanics set it apart in the genre.​

Armies of Exigo is a real-time strategy game developed by Black Hole Entertainment and published by Electronic Arts, released during the golden age of RTS titles.

Age of Empires III is a real-time strategy game set during the colonial era, focusing on European powers expanding into the Americas. Players manage resources, build armies, and engage in historical battles.

The Need for Speed (1994) was the game that kickstarted one of the most iconic racing franchises in history.