New Dos Games - Page 17
Clonk 3: Radikal
1996
Clonk 3: Radikal
1996
Clonk 3 surpassed its predecessors in terms of complexity and gameplay by a wide margin. Clonks could be controlled individually or in groups. They could swim, dive, dig in 7 directions and build bridges in 5 directions. Vertical scrolling enabled bigger levels that contained layers of rock, granite, gold, oil, water and acid. Natural disasters like earthquakes, volcanos and comets threatened the Clonks. Castles, lifts, windmills, pumps, watchtowers and oil-powered generators could be built with construction kits and interconnected with power lines and pipes. Available vehicles and heavy weapons included tippers, sailing boats, hot-air balloons, catapults and crossbows. Portable weapons and building materials included flintstones, incendiary bombs, arrows, concrete and steel bars. Sharks, wipfs, zaps and monsters inhabited the environment, which had a customizable climate including seasons, rain, snow, storms and lightning. Gameplay modes included learning missions, single-player/cooperative and melee/tournament. TRebel Runner: Operation - Digital Code
1996
The planet Ranax is under attack from the evil Maaron empire. The last Ranaxian soldier must find and use a digital code to shut down the empire's mind-controlling satellite. Rebel Runner - Operation: Digital Code is an arcade game where the main character shoots fireballs from his hands at extraterrestrial enemies, while crossing pre-rendered 3D levels. The character is controlled by either the keyboard (default buttons: CTRL for fire and ALT for jumping) or joystick. Each stage starts with three lives and the game saves progress between levels.Hind
1996
Hind
1996
From the main menu the player can choose single missions (playing either alone or in networked multiplayer), a campaign consisting of missions strung together or to undergo training at the Soviet airbase at Saratov. The training is very extensive and teaches the use of weapons and avionics systems, navigation, battle tactics etc. Combat can take place in three locales: Kazakhstan, Korea or Afghanistan. The Campaign mode features video clips as well as a detailed briefing before each mission, complete with a mission description, a detailed map and the ability to choose the desired ordnance. The flight itself can be in novice mode, stable mode and realistic mode.3D Xmas Adventure: Santa's Rescue
1996
Armed with a magic candy cane that shoots jingles and sprinkles, you run around the North Pole gathering gifts, freeing grounded reindeer, and thawing out elves. Beware of the growling abominable snowmen and the menacing grinchy creatures!Clif Danger
1996
Clif Danger
1996
In Clif Danger players control the titular protagonist who flies through the galaxy with his spaceship when he receives a call for help by the amazon queen Swihip. Her planet Pleasure 6 got invaded from the rather hostile Glox so it is up to him to save her population. The game focuses on the typical run, gun, jump mechanics and as such the plot is not that important. The game offers twenty stages with multiple weapons, where Clif encounters a dozen different enemies and free the amazons from their rather inconvenient position of being bound on plugs.Stars!
1996
Bubu Chuǎng Tōngguān
1995
Bubu Chuǎng Tōngguān
1995
Bubu Chuǎng Tōngguān is a Bomberman variant. Players control an octopus character that deploys black octopi functioning as bombs. These are used to destroy breakable blocks and eliminate enemies. The primary objective in each level is to locate a hidden key beneath destructible terrain. Once obtained, a skull icon appears on the field; detonating it reveals the exit door. In addition to enemy threats, the game introduces environmental challenges such as conveyor belts and switches. Each level contains upgrades hidden under rocks that enhance the octopus's abilities, including bomb capacity, blast radius, and movement speed. These upgrades persist across levels. The game is structured into themed worlds - such as forests or bathrooms - each comprising multiple levels and culminating in a boss battle.Fort Boyard: The Challenge
1995
Fort Boyard: The Challenge is an adventure, action/reflex, puzzle video game for MS-DOS, created and published by Microïds in 1995. This game will transport you into the heart of a foreboding island fortress and one of the world's most celebrated TV game shows. 1 to 6 players per team meet the challenge of the Fortress and its inhabitants. Each puzzle is prefaced by a required skill, allowing a team of players to select the most skilled from the ranks. These skills are Clever, Tough, Agile, Sharp, Strong, and Captain. Puzzles are chosen randomly so no game plays exactly the same twice.MER Adventure Climbing
1995
MER Adventure Climbing is an advertisement game where the player controls a free climber and the aim is to reach the top of Mt. Guano. The game also included a code where once a player reached the top of the mountain to be able to win a visit to London.SuperSpeed Deluxe
1995
Soundrace
1995
All-American College Football
1995
The third game in Micro Sports 'All-American College Football' series, featuring an updated player roaster for that years season and overhauled graphics and user interface.PC Mus
1995
PC Mus
1995
The game is a simulator of mus, a card game of Spanish origin with more than two hundred years of history that is widely played in countries such as Spain, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Mexico and in certain regions of southern France. Although the game may seem a bit cheap due to its graphics, the truth is that the player can play a game of mus with each and every one of its moves and rules: bets, bluffs, signals, etc.Beyond Castle Wolfenstein
1995
The DOS version has different graphics but similar sound to Apple II version. Notably this is a bootable game.The Lost Episodes of Doom
1995
The Lost Episodes of Doom is a collection of three eight-level episodes for Doom by Christen Klie and Bob Carter. It takes place on the Jovian moons Callisto and Io, and on Jupiter itself. It was a commercial product and was included on a 3.5" floppy disk that was sold with a 246-page book that details the levels. The book is written by Jonathan Mendoza with some notes by both map designers. The book was published by Sybex in January 1995.
