Discworld

Set in Terry Pratchett’s fantastical Discworld universe, this classic point-and-click adventure casts players as the inept yet lovable wizard Rincewind. When a deadly dragon threatens the city of Ankh-Morpork, it’s up to Rincewind — and his mischievous sentient Luggage — to save the day. With witty writing and absurd humor, the game faithfully captures the spirit of Pratchett’s novels.

Developed by Teeny Weeny Games and Perfect 10 Productions and published by Psygnosis, Discworld was released for MS-DOS, PlayStation, and other platforms in 1995. The game is renowned for its richly animated 2D graphics, high-quality voice acting (featuring Eric Idle as Rincewind), and detailed, hand-drawn environments.

Puzzles in Discworld are notoriously challenging, often requiring a leap of logic that matches the series’ surreal tone. Despite — or perhaps because of — its difficulty, the game remains a cult favorite among adventure fans, admired for its charm, atmosphere, and unmistakably British sense of humor.