Modern gamers spoiled by Steam will never understand the joy of a MegaPak
A requiem for the early days of budget PC gaming.
In the present era of gaming, modern players are overwhelmed with choice, a luxury that was not always the case. Back in 1996, a single compilation of games, known as the MegaPak, provided a unique glimpse into the state of PC gaming at the time. While the number of games released each month might seem staggering by today's standards, the quality of those games was often hit-or-miss.
However, the MegaPak aimed to bridge that gap by offering a diverse selection of titles, including well-regarded games like Jagged Alliance and Terminal Velocity, alongside lesser-known offerings. For gamers like the author, who discovered hidden gems like Entomorph: Plague of the Darkfall through the MegaPak, the experience was truly a treasure trove of PC gaming moments.
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