I.T. Kid

The war opens up: more squads, more ground, and the same click-to-command real-time strategy — quick fingers and quick wits, exactly as the publisher put it.

The Thing-Thing spin-off: instead of a story mode, a drop-in arena where the series' gunplay becomes a straight fight for survival.

The biggest Thing-Thing: a longer campaign, more guns and more gore, and the chapter the series is best remembered for.

Thing-Thing's sequel: more weapons, more enemies and a custom character -- the run-and-gun series at its most gleefully violent.

The first Thing-Thing: a lab experiment breaks out and shoots its way through the facility -- run, jump, and unload an absurd arsenal in the series' opening chapter.