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I'd love to see someone have another narrative-focused crack at the Dune franchise, especially with the recent success of the board game and the interest around the upcoming movie. The characterisation was excellent and memorable, with art design that was on point and a wonderful echo of the Dune universe. But more people have forgotten that in the very same year, Virgin Games turned the iconic franchise into an excellent point-and-click adventure for its time. Most people remember Dune II, a foundational strategy game that would form the basis of the RTS genre in the early-to-late '90s. This article has been updated with more titles since its original publication. From Bugdom to The Magic School Bus, we're taking a look back at all the games that shaped our childhoods.
It led to an 'edutainment' renaissance, and saw games entering school classrooms for the first time. With widespread adoption and the new affordability of home computers, games were able to reach mainstream audiences for the first time. The late '80s, '90s and early '00s were a great time for PC games.
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