Gamma Games: An overview

I just went to my newly furnished study room / home office / RPG lab (we moved last year and my office finally is getting somewhere) to take the picture to the right as a sort of "What's to come" in the "Gamma Games series" I announced this morning.

The picture shows a tiny corner of my RPG collection and holds all the post-apocalyptic games I own and currently have moved from the crates to my sideboards. Some are missing for various reasons - my two original editions of Metamorphosis Alpha e.g. are stored in my Collectibles section, Tribe 8 has not yet been taken from the crates and a couple of the more obscure ones (e.g. the ones I bought and flipped through once) still are being held in even more crates. Those I will add to the collection later on and then they'll also get reviewed here. For now the list of games to be reviewed (while paging through them for Gaia Gamma inspiration) over the coming weeks and months includes the following (from the top right to the bottom left, the links are somewhat arbitrary):

• Attack of the Mutants
• Amazing Engine: Metamorphosis Alpha to Omega (TSR)
• Gamma World 6th Edition (White Wolf)
• Gamma World 5th Edition (for Alternity, TSR)
• Metamorphosis Alpha (Mudpuppy Games)
• Armageddon 2nd Edition (Eden Studios Inc)
• The End (Tyranny Games)
• Hot War (Contested Ground Studios)
• Kromosome (again Amazing Engine, TSR - there were times when they really dared t put out creative ideas)
• Armageddon 1st Edition (again Eden Studios Inc)
• Opus Anima (Prometheus Games, German RPG with incredible art)
• Aftermath (FGU, Reprint)
• Yellow Dawn - The Age of Hastur (David J. Rodger)
• Heredium (13Mann, yet another incredible German RPG)
• Endland (Moloch Studios, and yet another incredible and very dark and mature German RPG - we seem to have a tendency for the apocalyptic stuff)
• Mutants and Death Ray Guns (Ganesha Game)
• Twilight: 2013 (93 Games Studio) (my original also still seems to be stored somewhere else... just noticed)
• Judge Dredd (Mongoose Publishing) - again the original boxed game is stored in the Collectibles section
• Frost Zone (Nackter Stahl, you guessed it... yet another totally incredible German RPG - you should see the art... and you will ;-) )
• Degenesis (Sighpress, yet another German... incredible... stunning images containing... RPG)
• Timeline 5 (PJB Games - wow, that is a weird one - no links at all :-) )
• Maddrax RPG stuff (PDF version, by yours truly - the first RPG ever released in 64 pages of a pulp magazine, a complete game for 2.50 EUR including everything you ever are gonna need - even a real rules system)
• Gamma World 3rd Edition (TSR)
• 4th Reich (cosim, Task Force Games)
• Gamma World 2nd Edition (TSR)
• Gammarauders (TSR)
• Aftermath (FGU, the original box)
• Gamma World 7th Edition (Wizards of the Coast)
• Darwin's World (RPG Objects)
• Mutant Future (Goblinoid Games)
• The Shattered Sky (Propaganda Publishing)
• Cold Steel Reign (Mad Hermit Games)
• Atomic Highway (Radioactive Ape Designs)
• Sorcery & Super Science! (Expeditious Retreat Games)
• Age of Ruin (Cutting Edge Games)
• Apocalypse (BTRC)
• Down in Flames (BTRC)
• After the Bomb (Palladium Books)
• The Morrow Project (Timeline Ltd)
• Metamorphosis Alpha (Fast Forward Entertainment)
• Mutazoids 2nd Edition (Whit Productions, Inc.)
• Afterwars (Stellar Games) - no link :-(
• WarpWorld (BTRC)
• Blood Dawn (Optimus Design Systems)
• Helix (Adam J. Weber)
• Terra Immortalis (Gila Monster Games)
• deadEarth (Hagness / Smith)

So let me know... are any important games missing? (I still might have them somewhere in other crates not yet unpackaged ;-) ) (Gamma World 1st and 4th edition currently reside on my work table as I use them heavily to draw inspiration from for Gaia Gamma and thus also are not included in the list above)