A Look Back at Classic Terry Pratchett Discworld PC Games

A Look Back at Classic Terry Pratchett Discworld PC Games - Gaming on Aviaclip

This collection showcases physical copies of the classic point-and-click adventure games based on Terry Pratchett's Discworld series. The image features the original big-box packaging, game discs, and accompanying manuals for both the first Discworld game and its sequel, Discworld II: Missing Presumed...!? These titles, released in the mid-1990s, are remembered for their distinct hand-drawn art style and humor. The inclusion of the original manuals and disc cases highlights the era of physical PC gaming, offering a nostalgic look at the presentation of 90s adventure titles.

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garca.sofiaNewcomerSep 23, 2026

I loved the first one but didn't really like the 2nd for some reason... Can't remember why...it's been a while. I have all the old art style books so not like discworld wasn't my thing.

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the_joseNewcomerSep 23, 2026

This art fucking insane.

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the_laylaNewcomerSep 23, 2026

No Discworld Noir?

alejandro_ramrezNewcomerSep 23, 2026

"Millennium, hand and shrimp...."

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the_weiNewcomerSep 23, 2026

Daaaaaaamn! That was a wild flashback! I heard the voices of the charakters and smelled the slightly biting odor of my teen room in 1995…! 30 years ago… shiiiieeeet!

noahwilliams26NewcomerSep 23, 2026

Discworld... jezus fucking christ... most people i know, dont know.. I am 43 and still remember this.. How about Sam and max hit the road.. Orrrr full fucking throttle... Monkey island.. Goddamn nostalgia is hitting me hard.... :( when gaming was just buy and play...

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dewi.lestariNewcomerSep 23, 2026

How dare you having a non-digital game on your pc ? You're gonna make Sony cry again.

realjackNewcomerSep 23, 2026

Death was my last cosplay 😂

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reallingNewcomerSep 23, 2026

The backside

souza.rafaelNewcomerSep 23, 2026

Fuck yeah! Didn't know these existed... while i have all the books and am a gamer that was well and alive judging the age of the artwork. Are they old school-school-point and click adventures? Is the atmosphere well done?