If you’re a “vintage gamer” like myself who has been in the PC space you’ve definitely heard of, and likely played, one or both of these pen and paper inspired RPG classics. While visually there’s no doubt they’re limited and the controls are obviously a conversion from their native PC roots if you feel like modern RPGs too often lack diversity and depth in their character building you should really appreciate the degree to which you’re able to cater to your preferences in these two epic adventures. While some of the oddball characters and their dialogue, for me, are among the more memorable elements of the series there’s a good reason these titles are held in high regard so if you’re willing to overlook the experience being a bit creaky in places it’s worth getting to know for the first time or perhaps revisit to enjoy the nostalgia.