Complete the classic adventure game The Secret of Monkey Island
Saber combat good enough that people still duel in it twenty years later.
Kyle Katarn steals the Death Star plans in a Doom-era shooter with levels you can look up and down in.
A four-man clone squad in one continuous war, commanded with a single button.
The one people mean: galactic conquest, space battles you can board, and a clone trooper narrating the fall of the Republic.
The first game to hand you a lightsaber and Force powers, with live-action cutscenes between missions.
Fly for the Rebellion in 1993, managing shields and laser power by keyboard; the sim TIE Fighter answers.
Guybrush in 3D, and monkey kombat: duels won by memorising sequences of four monkey noises.
A dog detective and a rabbity thing on a road trip through American kitsch.
Three kids into a mad scientist's house; the game that invented the SCUMM point-and-click.
The hand-drawn third game, with the insult sword fighting moved to a boat.
A biker gang, a murder and Roy Conrad's voice; LucasArts in leather.
Fly for the Empire; the best space combat sim, from 1994.
Guybrush hunts the treasure of Big Whoop; the sequel with the ending fans still argue about.
A travel agent for the dead in an Art Deco afterlife; Tim Schafer's noir.
Three friends in three centuries stop a purple tentacle; LucasArts at its funniest.
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