Fantasy Bucket List

A red star approaches the Disc and Rincewind is the only one who can read the spell.

The boy who would not grow up, Neverland and Captain Hook.

The first collectible card game, and still the deepest.

The 2007 build brought back by popular demand, where new content only ships if the players poll it through first.

Square's first MMO, from 2002, where a party needed a healer before it could leave town; the servers are still up.

Unfrozen take the series back to Jadame, in early access since April 2026 with the campaigns still arriving.

A barbarian, a dwarf and an amazon against Death Adder, riding stolen dragons.

The browser MMO of school computer rooms; Old School RuneScape is still there.

Britannia at its most alive, baking bread and solving a murder; the RPG Richard Garriott perfected.

The first big MMORPG, player-run houses and the murder of Lord British.

The SNES Hyrule with a Dark World mirror; the template every 2D Zelda follows.

A cel-shaded Hyrule drowned under a sea, sailed island to island.

Time-hopping JRPG often called the greatest ever (1995).

Cloud's landmark, genre-shaping JRPG (1997).

Slick roguelike escape from the Greek underworld (2020).

Play Dota 2, a popular multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) game developed by Valve.

Engage in the strategic and immersive world of Warhammer table-top gaming

Complete the classic turn-based strategy game Heroes of Might & Magic III

Build a city of critters and constructions

Complete the epic dungeon crawling campaign

The last of the main run: a court intrigue in the Queendom of Falena, and the closest the series came to Suikoden II.

Raven build a fantasy Doom with an inventory, an elvish wand and the ability to look up.

Three classes, hub levels you walk back through, and puzzle switches instead of coloured keys.

The Trinity Sight system: the same war told three times, from three sides, before they converge.

Solstheim in the snow, a werewolf questline and the first Elder Scrolls expansion with a build-a-colony thread.

The walled city of Mournhold and an audience with a living god who has stopped answering prayers.

The expansion that ends the Bhaalspawn saga, with Watcher’s Keep and levels past the original cap.

The 2010 reboot by MercurySteam, with Patrick Stewart narrating and a combat system borrowed from God of War.