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Litude's collection of Apogee shareware
Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2014 1:33 pm
by MrFlibble
Recently
Litude shared his collection of Apogee/3D Realms shareware releases. It's really huge because he included every release of every game that he could find (different versions, different installers etc. etc.). The archive can be downloaded here:
https://mega.co.nz/#!4sljDTbA!F ... Lxdvr2Zvnk
It's mostly of historical interest really but worth a look if you're into DOS game releases and don't mind downloading a ~500 MiB archive.
Thank you.
Posted: Sat Dec 06, 2014 3:37 am
by tienkhoanguyen
I just got to unzip and try out one of the shareware/freeware.
It was a pretty fun game surprisingly!
Of course I only tried 1 game of the many listed.
However it is a good pack if you can wait to download.
I highly recommend it.
Posted: Sat Dec 06, 2014 11:07 am
by wardrich
Here's the list of games if anybody is interested:
Adventure Fun-Pak
Alien Carnage
Arctic Adventure
Beyond the Titanic
Bio Menace
Blake Stone- Aliens of Gold
Boppin'
Commander Keen- Goodbye, Galaxy!
Commander Keen- Invasion of the Vorticons
Cosmo's Cosmic Adventure- Forbidden Planet
Crystal Caves
Dark Ages
Death Rally
Duke Nukem
Duke Nukem 3D
Duke Nukem II
Extreme Rise of the Triad
Hocus Pocus
Jumpman Lives!
Major Stryker
Math Rescue
Monster Bash
Mystic Towers
Next Generation Trivia
Paganitzu
Pharaoh's Tomb
Puzzle Fun-Pak
Raptor- Call of the Shadows
Realms of Chaos
Rise of the Triad
Secret Agent
Shadow Warrior
Stargunner
Super Game Pak
Super Trivia Pak
Supernova
Terminal Velocity
The Kroz Trilogy
The Lost Adventures of Kroz
The Monuments of Mars!
The Super Kroz Trilogy
The Thor Trilogy
Trek Trivia
Trivia Whiz
Wacky Wheels
Wolfenstein 3D
Wolfenstein 3D - Super Upgrades
Word Rescue
Word Whiz
Xenophage- Alien Bloodsport
Re: Thank you.
Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2014 4:26 pm
by MrFlibble
tienkhoanguyen wrote:I just got to unzip and try out one of the shareware/freeware.
It was a pretty fun game surprisingly!
Apogee is well known for publishing and developing high quality shareware games, so whichever title you pick you're sure to play a good game.
tienkhoanguyen wrote:However it is a good pack if you can wait to download.
All the games can be downloaded separately (e.g.
here - just scroll down to the "All games" view), and some have actually been released as freeware.
But the reason for this pack is to collect all known public releases of each game, for historical purposes.
Litude also maintains the
Apogee Software Game Information Vault which is dedicated to documenting all the differences between the versions.
If you just want to play a game, normally you'll want to only get the latest version of it.