Your top ten dos games
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First thing that comes to mind: Psycho Pinball.
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Betrayal at Krondor - amazing early RPG
Raptor Call of the Shadows - great vertical scroller shooter
OMF 2097 - robot street fighter
Dune - surprisingly robust
RoTT - amazing fps
Syndicate - Dystopian rpg-ishthose above come to mind as great games that might not be super well known (tried to avoid the cliche answers of like doom, duke 3d etc)
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Astro Fire
Commander Keen
Epic Pinball
Fury Of The Furries
Jazz Jackrabbit
Links386 Pro
Lure Of The Temptress
Monster Bash
One Must Fall
Paganitzu
Prince Of Persia 1
Quadrax 1
Sid And Als Incredible Toons
Wacky WheelsSorted alphabetically, not by preference, also I have included 4 extras as this is my favorite DOS games folder content.
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Little Big Adventure 2 (aka Twinsens Odyssey)
Tie Fighter
Commander Keen
Dark Forces
Timeshock Pro Pinball -
Master of Magic
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@bollwerk
Dune II: Battle for Arrakis
Falcon 4.0 (realistic F16 simulator) -
Maybe not the "top" list, as some of this games weren't rated very high when released, but as a kid I found them fun to play:
- Reunion - rare mix of space strategy with adventure game. Important: If you wish to give it a try, don't read any walkthroughs. The game is linear an once you know what to do, you'll always win. The challenge is to fin the winning path on your own.
- Imperium Galactica - spiritual successor of the above.
- Fragile Allegiance - real time space strategy with nice graphics. Flawed by lack of active pause, a lot of micromanagement and cumbersome UI but still very playable.
- Sim City 2000 - father of all isometric citybuilders. There's even a multiplayer version, allowing many players to build on the same map.
- Transport Tycoon Deluxe - father of all isometric transport simulators. Not really worth playing today, as we have free Open Transport Tycoon, which offers many more features and runs on modern platforms
- Syndicate - already mentioned.
- Jagged Alliance - tactical game with a lot of fully voice-acted mercs to chose from. IMO better than the sequel (JA: Dealy Games).
- Master of Orion 2 - not sure if it's DOS or early Win game, but still one of my favourites. MOO 1 is also worth trying.
- Star Trek 25th Anniversary and ST: Judgement Rites - adventure games in ST:TOS setting
- Another World - no need to introduce :) PC version has some additional levels, compared to Amiga.
- Raptor - good top-own flying shooter with ability to upgrade your fighter between the missions
- Wing Commander 3 and 4 - space sim with great FMVs.
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Many of my favorites (that are still enjoyable today) are already mentioned (Timeshock, Raptor, Prince of persia 1, Raptor). I would like to add Prince of Persia 2 The shadow and the flame. I never really got far in the game, but always enjoyed playing it. I must have jumped towards that ship at least a 100 times.
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Fallout 1
Heroes of might&magic 1&2
Dangerous dave
Star Control 2 -
Some are already mentioned here nevertheless
- XCOM (Enemy Unknowen and the second part Terror from the Deep, Checkout OpenXCOM for RPi port)
- Syndicate (already mentioned)
- Worms
- Jagged Alliance (with extension Deadly Games) (mentioned already)
- Crusader (Both parts: No Remorse & No Regret)
- Reunion (already mentioned - realy a great game)
- Warcraft 1 & 2
- Heretic (imho the best Doom-engine game through the mid 90)
- Dungeon Keeper (wish there would be a port for this genius game)
- Fugger II
- Tony and Friends in Kellogs Land (Nice Mario style with Kelloggs characters)
- Judgement Rites (thanks for mentioning this one! - great adventure game, hard!)
- TFX - Tactical Fighter Experiment
- Descent and Descent II
- BLOOD
- Heroes of Might and Magic (part II)
I think I could count to 50 or more :)
I think most of these games are to slow to run on DOSBOX and Raspberry :) -
@cyperghost said in Your top ten dos games:
Dungeon Keeper (wish there would be a port for this genius game)
Any good?
https://opendungeons.github.io/downloads.html
https://github.com/OpenDungeons/OpenDungeons/btw this page has a list of open source game clones/ports: https://osgameclones.com/
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