Azalta: Cult of the Raven is what happens when a lone developer says, “I can make an RPG better than Ultima!” and sort of does. Released in 1996, this DOS dungeon crawler features deep customization, open-ended quests, and graphics that scream “programmed at 2 a.m.” The story is delightfully dark: evil cults, bird-themed mayhem, and moral choices that actually matter. You’ll probably spend half your time figuring out the UI and the other half wondering why you’re still playing. But once you’re in, you’re hooked—like a raven on shiny code.
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