DOS Games Discussion

Duke Nukem 3D is definitely the favorite one, but there were many others like Warcraft 1 & 2, Doom 1 & 2, Quake, F22 Lightning, Grand Prix Circuit, Summer & Winter Games, Prince of Persia 1 & 2, Tomb Raider, Liero, Skyroads, GTA, Comanche, Mortal Kombat, Jazz Jackrabbit...
Basically the regular classics.

I pretty much only had access to shareware stuff back in the good ol' days, but the ones that I remember most fondly were:

Scorched Earth -- an ancestor to Worms

Action SuperCross -- the precursor to Elasto Mania and ancestor of Trials

Epic Pinball -- Same Epic that would make Unreal Tournament

- UFO: Enemy Unknown (aka - XCOM UFO Defense)

- Xcom: Terror from the Deep

- Doom 1&2

- Rise of the Triad

- Privateer

- Syndicate

- Leisure Suit Larry

- Discworld

Seriousy too many to count. The series that were popular in the nineties that I played the most probably include Doom, Mortal Kombat, Prince of Persia, Rayman (only one main series game, but there were expansions too), Duke Nukem (II and 3D - never played the first one really), Warcraft, Heroes of M&M, The Need For Speed (again only the first one was released for DOS, but I played it pretty extensively), Skyroads, and a few far less known games.

There were also a couple of DOS games that I missed back in the heyday (or didn't dedicate enough time to), but revisited them many years later, already via DOSBox. This includes Supaplex, where I actually ground through all the 111 original levels, and Virtual Pool / Virtual Snooker.

I used to play Doom and a platform game called Alien Carnage (or Halloween Harry). Excellent games!

486 player wrote: ↑Alley Cat

Alley Cat is my favorite DOS game too.

This is my all time favourite! I play it over and over!

Well, among first-person shooters "Terminal Velocity" ranks at the top- in fact, among all of them.

If we were somehow stuck in 1999 DOS gaming I would not complain.

Prince of Persia: A platforming game that introduced innovative gameplay mechanics and challenging puzzles.

I Really love Oregon Trail ... that is old classics, and I'm always trying to beat myself ... or old civilization, that is also godoone ... great that in these days it is available on browsers

DOOM 1&2, ZZT, Radix and Ken's Labyrinth are my favourites

Syndicate

Pubg counts so pubg

HarryPotter69 wrote: ↑ Pubg counts so pubg

It's not for DOS, so no.