Eye of the Beholder
1991
First-person dungeon RPG for SSI set in the Forgotten Realms. Landmark atmospheric design, real-time movement, turn-based combat.
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Dune II: The Building of a Dynasty
1992
The game that invented real-time strategy. Resource harvesting, base building, unit queues — every RTS descended from this.
The Legend of Kyrandia
1992
Hand-painted point-and-click adventure. Darker tone than genre peers, exceptional atmosphere. First of a trilogy.
Lands of Lore: The Throne of Chaos
1993
First-person RPG narrated by Patrick Stewart on CD-ROM. More accessible than Eye of the Beholder; found a wide mainstream audience.
Command & Conquer
1995
Three million copies sold. GDI vs NOD. FMV briefings. Hell March. The franchise that defined Westwood's final decade begins here.
Command & Conquer: Red Alert
1996
Alternate Cold War where Einstein removed Hitler, leaving the Soviets unchecked. Beloved multiplayer balance. Many fans' favourite entry.
Blade Runner
1997
Voxel-rendered recreation of Scott's Los Angeles. Parallel narrative to the film. Non-linear replicant randomisation. Technically astonishing.
Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun
1999
Dynamic lighting, destructible terrain, full isometric engine. Ambitious but performance-troubled on typical hardware. Mixed reception.
Nox
2000
Action-RPG with three distinct class stories, excellent multiplayer. A critical favourite that deserved a wider audience.
Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2
2000
Campy, well-balanced, enormously enjoyable. Many fans consider it the creative high point of the entire C&C franchise under EA.
Command & Conquer: Renegade
2002
First-person shooter set inside the C&C universe. Westwood's final released title before closure in 2003.