No one even tried today

#50: Probably the best PC-exclusive fighting game there is.

1. Giants robots are duking it out
2. In the story mode, you can level up both your pilot and machine independently
3. There's a hyper mode that makes all the actions super-fast and combos possible that are otherwise totally impossible. Oh, and there are scrap moves that totally destroy the enemy robot.
4. One must know how to fight well in this game 

#48: Looks a lot like Metroid, but isn't Metroid

1. Originally released on the venerable C64, though ports to other machines followed very quickly
2. The Original came out in 1990 and really pushed the C64 to it's limits. Apaprt from the gameplay, it's fondly remembered for it's soundtrack.
3. After the success of the C64 and Amiga versions, Amstrad CPC, ZX Spectrum and Atari ST followed quickly afterwards in 1990, until it arrived also on the Megadrive/Genesis until it finally released on the PC Engine/Turbografx and the Gameboy in 1991.
4. The game got several sequels until 1995, and the Amiga versions of the first 3 ones came rereleased in a Flashback collection in 2020 for the 30th anniversary of the series. 

#46: Ever wanted to shoot your console? In this game, you can in the final level.

1. A Sega game where you can meet characters like Sonic, Alex Kidd or Samba de Amigo
2. The game id for the most part a simulation with RPG combat, though instead of actually fighting you insult or encourage the enemies you encounter in dungeons.
3. Your job in this game? Lead a video game company to dominate the market with great games and a great console, and defeat the rival company.
4. This game is totally GAGA.

#43: Lead your people from the Stone Age to the Space Age.

1. Unlike Civilization, this God Game is in real time
2. As a God Game, you have make some godly interventions sometimes like healing your citizens, striking UFOs with lightning strikes or protecting them under a protective dome

#47 (Yeah I forgot that one initially, sorry): A PC pinball game with 3 tables and a horror movie level design

1. The 3 tables are called Castle, Dungeon and Laboratory

#42: A pirate adventure game where you're out to find Big Whoop.

1. Unlike pretty much all the other games in the series, this one doesn't include any insult swordfighting.

#41: That title music, it will never leave IT WILL NEVER LEAVE!

43) nope

42) OOT is correct

These are difficult but I at least know that 42 is a Monkey Island game. Guess I'll say Curse of Monkey Island.

UnderwaterFunktown said: Bofferbrauer2 said: #43: I have my doubts, but Fruit Ninja maybe? As for #42, I don't know if I should say Ocarina of Time or Deus Ex, but considering it's probably more on console games, I think the former has higher chances to be correct. 43) nope 42) OOT is correct Bofferbrauer2 said: No one even tried today #50: Probably the best PC-exclusive fighting game there is. Giants robots are duking it out In the story mode, you can level up both your pilot and machine independently There's a hyper mode that makes all the actions super-fast and combos possible that are otherwise totally impossible. Oh, and there are scrap moves that totally destroy the enemy robot. One must know how to fight well in this game  #48: Looks a lot like Metroid, but isn't Metroid Originally released on the venerable C64, though ports to other machines followed very quickly The Original came out in 1990 and really pushed the C64 to it's limits. Apaprt from the gameplay, it's fondly remembered for it's soundtrack. After the success of the C64 and Amiga versions, Amstrad CPC, ZX Spectrum and Atari ST followed quickly afterwards in 1990, until it arrived also on the Megadrive/Genesis until it finally released on the PC Engine/Turbografx and the Gameboy in 1991. The game got several sequels until 1995, and the Amiga versions of the first 3 ones came rereleased in a Flashback collection in 2020 for the 30th anniversary of the series.  #46: Ever wanted to shoot your console? In this game, you can in the final level. A Sega game where you can meet characters like Sonic, Alex Kidd or Samba de Amigo The game id for the most part a simulation with RPG combat, though instead of actually fighting you insult or encourage the enemies you encounter in dungeons. Your job in this game? Lead a video game company to dominate the market with great games and a great console, and defeat the rival company. This game is totally GAGA. #43: Lead your people from the Stone Age to the Space Age. Unlike Civilization, this God Game is in real time As a God Game, you have make some godly interventions sometimes like healing your citizens, striking UFOs with lightning strikes or protecting them under a protective dome #47 (Yeah I forgot that one initially, sorry): A PC pinball game with 3 tables and a horror movie level design The 3 tables are called Castle, Dungeon and Laboratory #42: A pirate adventure game where you're out to find Big Whoop. Unlike pretty much all the other games in the series, this one doesn't include any insult swordfighting. #41: That title music, it will never leave IT WILL NEVER LEAVE! These are difficult but I at least know that 42 is a Monkey Island game. Guess I'll say Curse of Monkey Island.

Correct series, wrong game.

Bofferbrauer2 said: UnderwaterFunktown said: 43) nope 42) OOT is correct Bofferbrauer2 said: #42: A pirate adventure game where you're out to find Big Whoop. Unlike pretty much all the other games in the series, this one doesn't include any insult swordfighting. These are difficult but I at least know that 42 is a Monkey Island game. Guess I'll say Curse of Monkey Island. Correct series, wrong game.

Well i'm shooting in the dark. Escape from Monkey island?

45) Plagues Tale 2

44) Final Fantasy Battle Rhythm Theater (or something along those lines)

41) Journey

Nice try, but nope, it's older than that 

If I could just reach my pirate utility belt...

Monkey Island 2!

Yes, that's the one. Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge was the game that I was looking for.

#45: A Plague Tale: Requiem

#44: Theatrhythm Final Fantasy?

#43: Stardew Valley

#42: Spiritfarer

Yes to all (44 is Theathrhythm Final Bar Line)

Yes to all, 44 is Theathrhythm Final Bar Line to be specific.

Last hints for a couple of the games.

#50: Probably the best PC-exclusive fighting game there is.

1. Giants robots are duking it out
2. In the story mode, you can level up both your pilot and machine independently
3. There's a hyper mode that makes all the actions super-fast and combos possible that are otherwise totally impossible. Oh, and there are scrap moves that totally destroy the enemy robot.
4. One must know how to fight well in this game 
5. One must try this game, as it's freeware now.

#48: Looks a lot like Metroid, but isn't Metroid Turrican, found out by Salnax

1. Originally released on the venerable C64, though ports to other machines followed very quickly
2. The Original came out in 1990 and really pushed the C64 to it's limits. Apaprt from the gameplay, it's fondly remembered for it's soundtrack.
3. After the success of the C64 and Amiga versions, Amstrad CPC, ZX Spectrum and Atari ST followed quickly afterwards in 1990, until it arrived also on the Megadrive/Genesis until it finally released on the PC Engine/Turbografx and the Gameboy in 1991.
4. The game got several sequels until 1995, and the Amiga versions of the first 3 ones came rereleased in a Flashback collection in 2020 for the 30th anniversary of the series. 
5. The name is a pun based on Hurrricane

#46: Ever wanted to shoot your console? In this game, you can in the final level. SEGAGAGA, found out by Salnax

1. A Sega game where you can meet characters like Sonic, Alex Kidd or Samba de Amigo
2. The game id for the most part a simulation with RPG combat, though instead of actually fighting you insult or encourage the enemies you encounter in dungeons.
3. Your job in this game? Lead a video game company to dominate the market with great games and a great console, and defeat the rival company.
4. This game is totally GAGA.
5. In the game, you play Sega and has only 2% market share at the start. Weeks after the release if the game, the Dreamcast, where the game was released upon in Japan got discontinued, hence why it never came out overseas.

#43: Lead your people from the Stone Age to the Space Age.

1. Unlike Civilization, this God Game is in real time
2. As a God Game, you have make some godly interventions sometimes like healing your citizens, striking UFOs with lightning strikes or protecting them under a protective dome
3. The inhabitants of the planet that you develop are called Nuggets who like Rayman don't seem to have limbs.

#47 (Yeah I forgot that one initially, sorry): A PC pinball game with 3 tables and a horror movie level design

1. The 3 tables are called Castle, Dungeon and Laboratory
2. In the Castle multiball, the castle gate tower becomes a giant angry face with the gate becoming teeth and it constantly says "FEED ME!"

#42: A pirate adventure game where you're out to find Big Whoop. Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge, as found by Veknoid_Outcast

1. Unlike pretty much all the other games in the series, this one doesn't include any insult swordfighting.

#41: That title music, it will never leave IT WILL NEVER LEAVE! Duck Tales, found out by Salnax

1. Neither will the music from the Moon level, which is an iconic tune from the game.

#40: This game series from Stardock got often called a successor to Master of Magic, here in it's third iteration.