Most Popular Dos Games - Page 57
Quarterback Attack
1996
Microsoft Flight Simulator 4.0
1989
Like the previous release, version 4 included scenery for five cities (New York, Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Chicago). It featured CGA through VGA (in EGA resolution) support, and multi-user play. Version 4 also supported newer add-ons such as Microsoft's Aircraft & Scenery Designer, and Sublogic's USA scenery series.Microsoft Flight Simulator 3.0
1988
The third version in Microsoft's popular Flight Simulator series. This game adds new planes, airports, locations, and other various features.Microsoft Flight Simulator 1.0
1982
Even back in 1982, Microsoft's first release of Flight Simulator was advanced enough to meet FAA regulations, giving players full control of the instrument panel. The sim is loaded with features, configurable for any experience level, and includes more than 20 airports with varied terrain.Frontier: First Encounters
1995
The third title in the Elite series of space strategic combat games, Frontier was notoriously marred by several bugs which spoiled an otherwise enjoyable game.The Seven Spirits of Ra
1987
A graphic real-time adventure, exhaustively researched for authenticity! Journey back over 3,000 years to participate in this authentic drama accurately recreating the ancient Egyptian myth. Time: Eleventh year of the reign of the Pharaoh Osiris. Location: Upper and Low Kingdoms of Egypt. Villains: Set, the God of Darkness and Harumheb, the High Priest. Crime: Osiris is slain, on Set's instructions by Harumheb, aboard the royal barge. Set tears the body of Osiris into pieces and scatters it far and wide, where it is consumed by wild beasts and birds. Problem: The souls of Osiris are banished to the frightful wastes of the Land of the Dead. Your task: Accept the challenge to save the scattered souls of Osiris- his Seven Spirits of Ra.First Expedition
1987
Larn
1986
DND
1984
DND
1984
DND is the seminal mainframe classic, which started computer role-playing games. The name of the game clearly comes from the Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) pen and paper role playing systems, and it uses D&D rules. Further inspired by Pedit5, the game itself is a classic dungeon crawl. It could be counted as a "rogue-like" but doesn't have random dungeons.Swords of Glass
1986
Leygref's Castle
1986
Amulet of Yendor
1985
Heathkit DND
1985
Dungeon Quest
1985
Cavequest
1985
Hack
1984
Hack
1984
The object of the game is to delve into a dungeon to retrieve the Amulet of Yendor, and perish with as much game points as possible. The player can start out with a different ability set, such as Wizard or Cave(wo)man. The player confronts various monsters: hobgoblins, leprechauns, acid blobs, bats, centaurs, chameleons, dragons, ghosts, imps, trolls, and has weapons, armor, potions, wands, rings and special items to aid in this, e.g. related to fire there is a scroll, a ring, a monster and a wand, and their interplay is to be discovered. There is time pressure because you die if your food runs out, food is scattered around the dungeon. There is a limit to what you can carry, forcing you to leave valuable items behind. The gold and gems you carry when you die increases your score, but it is heavy too. The player must enter Hell to recover the Amulet. Entering Hell for the uninitiated just means that "you burn to a crisp". (In NetHack, Hell is renamed.) The player encounters special rooms such as shops, crypts, aCaverns of Zoarre
1984
FlipOut!
1995
