From the PC/AT DOS era, the original Warcraft and Warcraft II, X-Wing, Tie Fighter, Ultima III, VI and II, Day of the Tentacle, Wind Commander II, Loom, Albion, Command & Conquer, SimAnt, Abuse, Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis, Secret of Monkey Island (and 2), Blackthorne/Blackhawk, Dune I and II to name a few blockbusters. I never liked the Doom series but Quake was ace. One that wasn't too famous but was great and stood the test of time nicely is "I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream".
From the PC/XT era not much really, since there were much much better platforms like Amiga, Atari ST. Even for the early AT era the Amiga was still much better, until around 1992 or so.
Topic: favorite dos game? - page 4. (Read 6895 times)
Xcom and Civ.
Blood 
Also Doom and Tetris
OMG! Blood was so awesome! I remember Caleb (main protagonist) singing Sinatra's "Strangers in the night" while walking through cemetery. Also Doom and Tetris
XCOM - Enemy unknown
Other than that, of course Doom
Descent
Privateer
Other than that, of course Doom
Descent
Privateer
Blood
Also Doom and Tetris
Also Doom and Tetris
¡¡¡Prince of Persia!!! \o/
prince of persia was first game I played
I think command and conquer is also a pretty good one too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7r2lm9oZq8 - Command and Conquer 1
I know it says PSX but I'm pretty sure C&C1 was a DOS game when it first came out
I know it says PSX but I'm pretty sure C&C1 was a DOS game when it first came out
no windows 95
i remember that one well koreans went crazy over that game
Windows 95? I think it did come out for Windows 95 after that but I thought that Red Alert 1 was windows 95.
Another World
Duke Nukem 3D
Gobliins 2
Duke Nukem 3D
Gobliins 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7r2lm9oZq8 - Command and Conquer 1
I know it says PSX but I'm pretty sure C&C1 was a DOS game when it first came out
I know it says PSX but I'm pretty sure C&C1 was a DOS game when it first came out
no windows 95
i remember that one well koreans went crazy over that game
Medieval 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7r2lm9oZq8 - Command and Conquer 1
I know it says PSX but I'm pretty sure C&C1 was a DOS game when it first came out
I know it says PSX but I'm pretty sure C&C1 was a DOS game when it first came out
Have any of you tried the brutal doom mod with skulltag it's way better and more awesomer than the vanilla game but still mod or not doom is a classic and a good one at that too.
I am pretty sure that Krush Kill'n'Destroy was a DOS game ;-)
Dammit, I can't remember the name of the game, but I literally spent days playing it.
It was a simple ascii-RPG game in the command line. Player had to walk around mazes, kill enemies, and collect various loot. The were several classes, spells, levels, etc. Maze, player, loot, enemies — everything was depicted with 1 ascii symbol.
And yes, there was no way to save the game (all saves were deleted after loading). But of course you could always backup the save file just in case.
Anybody remember the name of this one?
It was a simple ascii-RPG game in the command line. Player had to walk around mazes, kill enemies, and collect various loot. The were several classes, spells, levels, etc. Maze, player, loot, enemies — everything was depicted with 1 ascii symbol.
And yes, there was no way to save the game (all saves were deleted after loading). But of course you could always backup the save file just in case.
Anybody remember the name of this one?
Rogue or a Roguelike game?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rogue_(video_game)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roguelike
Dammit, I can't remember the name of the game, but I literally spent days playing it.
It was a simple ascii-RPG game in the command line. Player had to walk around mazes, kill enemies, and collect various loot. The were several classes, spells, levels, etc. Maze, player, loot, enemies — everything was depicted with 1 ascii symbol.
And yes, there was no way to save the game (all saves were deleted after loading). But of course you could always backup the save file just in case.
Anybody remember the name of this one?
It was a simple ascii-RPG game in the command line. Player had to walk around mazes, kill enemies, and collect various loot. The were several classes, spells, levels, etc. Maze, player, loot, enemies — everything was depicted with 1 ascii symbol.
And yes, there was no way to save the game (all saves were deleted after loading). But of course you could always backup the save file just in case.
Anybody remember the name of this one?
Rogue or a Roguelike game?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rogue_(video_game)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roguelike
Thanks a lot, it was roguelike "ADOM": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Domains_of_Mystery
Dammit, I can't remember the name of the game, but I literally spent days playing it.
It was a simple ascii-RPG game in the command line. Player had to walk around mazes, kill enemies, and collect various loot. The were several classes, spells, levels, etc. Maze, player, loot, enemies — everything was depicted with 1 ascii symbol.
And yes, there was no way to save the game (all saves were deleted after loading). But of course you could always backup the save file just in case.
Anybody remember the name of this one?
It was a simple ascii-RPG game in the command line. Player had to walk around mazes, kill enemies, and collect various loot. The were several classes, spells, levels, etc. Maze, player, loot, enemies — everything was depicted with 1 ascii symbol.
And yes, there was no way to save the game (all saves were deleted after loading). But of course you could always backup the save file just in case.
Anybody remember the name of this one?
Ultima III, IV and V
Leisure suit larry.
kings quest
quest for glory
kings quest
quest for glory
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