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Drakkhen (1989) was weird—wonderfully, gloriously weird. A 3D RPG before 3D was really ready, it let you roam a strange fantasy world full of surreal landscapes, bizarre enemies, and sudden, often unfair deaths. The polygonal graphics looked like something out of an avant-garde art class, but they gave the game an eerie atmosphere. The story was thin, the combat clunky, yet the sheer sense of otherworldliness made it unforgettable. It’s a cult classic, not because it was polished, but because it felt like stepping into a dream—or maybe a fever nightmare. Either way, it stuck with you.