Has it really been a decade? Spelunky has been so thoroughly mastered over the years, it's easy to forget just how polished an experience it is. Doing the daily run is still fun, and you can still fall victim to getting Spelunk'd if you're not paying attention.

I maintain that it's a better overall game than the sequel, even if the skill ceiling is higher on the latter. Spelunky has just enough moving parts to feel fun and manageable, while the second game feels a bit overstuffed.