What a pretty-looking roguelike deck builder! It has a nice twist to the gameplay loop and a fine soundtrack to make things even more appealing.

Behold an over-the-top side-scroller with a savage soundtrack that may lack polish but is as entertaining as a pixelated Rambo or a Predator movie. Good stuff.

A sequel to Jrago, this is a Castlevania-inspired Christian metal-themed action platformer. The art is still horrendous, but at least there is a decent co-op.

Castlevania meets Christian metal, anyone? While the initial premise looks intriguing, the art direction is simply terrible. And yes, I like my metal to be against preaching.

Dark techno, industrial, punk, and metal are ubiquitous in this alternate-1980s neon dystopia. Besides, 96.1 Ritual FM with Mord'A'Stigmata, Totenmesse, and Tomb Mold is one hell of a radio station!

While my favorites are Hong Kong Garden by Siouxsie and the Banshees and Dragon Attack by Queen (on Sagittarius FM), there is also a Roadrunner Records-sponsored metal station featuring Dream Theater.

The ultimate survival horror with just the right tone. Level design and petrifying ambience come from Andreas Rönnberg, notable for his depressive black metal act Intig. Free to play.

You can hear I Don't Wanna Be Me by Type O Negative and Evil Has No Boundaries by Slayer in stingers on Liberty Rock Radio. The station, hosted by Iggy Pop, plays hard rock and alternative, though.

Sadly, there is no dedicated metal radio station in GTA: San Andreas. Instead, there are rock stations. MTV-focused one features Welcome to the Jungle by Guns N' Roses and Rusty Cage by Soundgarden.

Set in the 1980s, GTA: Vice City contains excellent music from that decade. For instance, the V-Rock radio station has killer tracks by Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Megadeth, Mötley Crüe, Slayer, etc.