ANOTHER 101 MS DOS GAMES (1980-1997)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2019
- Largely based on comments from the first two videos, here are another 101 nostalgic DOS games you told me you've played. This time from Zork I to Sentient. These are another 101 MS DOS games.
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1980 Zork I
1982 Shamus
1983 Big Top
1983 Bushido
1983 Tapper
1984 Bruce Lee
1984 Flightmare
1984 Hard Hat Mack
1984 Spy Hunter
1984 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
1985 International Karate
1985 The Bard's Tale
1986 Ninja
1986 Starflight
1987 Airborne Ranger
1987 Hardball
1987 Maniac Mansion
1988 Abrams Battle Tank
1988 Captain Blood
1988 Caveman Ugh-lympics
1988 James Clavell's Shogun
1988 Jordan vs Bird One on One
1988 Yes Prime Minister: The Computer Game
1989 A-10 Tank Killer
1989 Chip's Challenge
1989 Curse of the Azure Bonds
1989 Deathtrack
1989 Face Off
1989 First Samurai
1989 MechWarrior
1989 Mines of Titan
1989 Omnicron Conspiracy
1989 Pipe Mania
1989 Street Rod
1989 Wings of Fury
1990 Centurion: Defender of Rome
1990 Challenge of the Ancient Empires
1990 Football Champ
1990 Jones in the Fast Lane
1990 Kick Off 2
1990 King’s Bounty
1990 LHX Attack Chopper
1990 Powermonger
1990 Stellar 7
1990 Zeliard
1991 Ballistix
1991 Blues Brothers
1991 Chuck Yeager's Air Combat
1991 Dangerous Dave in the Haunted Mansion
1991 Elvira: The Arcade Game
1991 F-117A Nighthawk Stealth Fighter 2.0
1991 HeroQuest
1991 Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
1991 Metal Mutant
1991 Nova 9: The Return of Gir Draxon
1991 SimAnt
1991 Wrath of the Demon
1991 WWF Wrestlemania
1992 Brix
1992 Cobra Mission: Panic in Cobra City
1992 Comanche: Maximum Overkill
1992 The Legacy: Realm of Terror
1992 The Legend of Kyrandia: Fables and Fiends
1992 Ultima Underworld: The Stygian Abyss
1992 Waxworks
1992 Wizardry: Crusaders of the Dark Savant
1993 Buzz Aldrin's Race into Space
1993 Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers
1993 Network Q RAC Rally
1993 NHL '94
1993 Space Hulk
1993 The Chaos Engine
1993 Wing Commander: Privateer
1994 Blackthorne
1994 Cyberia
1994 Little Big Adventure
1994 Wing Commander III: Heart of the Tiger
1995 11th Hour
1995 Fade to Black
1995 Heroes of Might and Magic: A Strategic Quest
1995 Iron Assault
1995 Primal Rage
1995 Radix : Beyond the void
1995 Realms of Chaos
1995 Virtual Pool
1995 X-COM: Terror from the Deep
1996 Bedlam
1996 Blood & Magic
1996 Earthworm Jim
1996 Earthworm Jim 2
1996 PowerSlave
1996 Screamer 2
1996 Silent Hunter
1996 Syndicate Wars
1996 Terminator: SkyNET
1997 Assault Trooper
1997 Conquest Earth
1997 KKnD
1997 MDK
1997 Redneck Rampage
1997 Sentient
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Oh my god! I find Shamus! Recently I has suddenly remembered the old game with labyrinth and it's name begins with S. Only here I have found it!
Thank you so much! I just found a name of the game that I was searching for a couple of years - Challenge of the Ancient Empires. Hurray!
The same, but the game is "Airborne Ranger". I was played in this game on turbo xt, witch still working.
the same ♥
My favorite games of the DOS era were Doom, Doom II, Quake, Heretic, Ultima Underworld I & II, Leisure Suit Larry 6: Shape up or slip out, Quest for Glory IV: Shadows of Darkness, and Myst. I miss these days. There is Steam to replay most of them. I’m grateful for the availability of the games.
Those were the times! Full immersion because of gameplay and atmosphere.
Not just graphics.
I’m too young to have been around for dos games but it’s been a blast trying some of these games out on dosbox. Thanks for the list!
OMG 1989 Street Rod! Best game ever xD so many good memories from my elementary school years
I think we need 101 more, because I still didn't see Volfied,... Creepers,... Contraption Zack.... D-Generation, and...... Life & Death! 1 and 2 =D
But yeah, lots of nostalgia here and there!
My first computer was Atari 800xl but in the 80s, in school, I used to play on zx sepectrum 80 and 81 aaaaaa lot. Now i own xbox series x but never felt such butterflies in my stomach before the gameplay like in those ancient times😃
2:19 - start EGA era
3:45 - start VGA era
I've been spending days looking for a game I played when I was young and I finally found it here. It's Shamus. Thank you!!!!!!!
Thank you for the hard work, i'm still looking for some I played that are not as popular, but maybe in the future I'll find them.
Search for retro games on dos
Thank You so much for such nostalgic videos 😉👍!
13:34 "What can you tell me about... voodoo?"
This is actually the first adventure game that I enjoyed. Between the brilliant writing and the voice acting, it was one of the most memorable for me.
Thanks so much for these. Trying to think of some old DOS game we used to play maybe before '93 that had a medieval theme with darts that a changing wind trajectory could make you miss, also had some kind of buggy unlocking castles with keys system. I watch these and think, "wow these games are so cool! I remember redneck rampage etc" but none are the game i'm thinking of, time to watch the 4th video haha thanks again
you missed Die Hard games also, Prehistorik, etc
BRIX... I've finally found it after years of searching. Thanks😁
Mechwarrior! I was looking for that. Man does that take me back.
Nice video! Good way to discover some rare gems
Aces Over The Pacific and Aces Over Europe was a fun game.
Great storied were told in the past. Great developers brought them to life. It is refreshing to see this flasback, thanks for sharing.
3 lists and Bubble Bobble is not in any of them....... I abused that game so much growing up.
great time, the sounds, so much love :D
Another trip down memory lane.
From the ones I used to play I think the only ones that are not covered in your three videos so far are
Stonekeep, Cyberia II, Alien Rampage and J-Bird.
If you want to count also kids' games, Scooter's Magic Castle and Eagle Eye Mysteries in London were also good in their category.
Still, a lot of the ones from the three videos have been part of my beloved DOS game collection.
Descent my favorite game EVER, by the way! :D
not sure if this was already pointed out, but this game 2:35 is not "Ninja", it's actually "Shadow Knights - The Shogun of Death", developed by id Software and published by Softdisk in 1991. The "Ninja" game is a 1987 port of 1986 game that was developed by Sculptured Software and released by Mastertronic on various 8-bit computers, which later got ported to 16-bit micros.
Hey at 18:83, WHAT THE HECK IS THE NAME OF THIS 3D RACING GAME?!
I think the text might have been corrupted or something and my curiosity is going ***WILD***
@@seamusquain2706 That would be Screamer 2.
"Jashiin, the emperor of Chaos" that's funny that "emperor " looks awfully like an Empress
19:46 This KKnD game, despite having weird name and being created in 1997, has quite wonderful graphics/animation/design actually
It stands for Kill, Krush, n Destroy!
There's a sequel.
I'm loving these tidbits, but I'm surprised you haven't seem to have played Ravenloft: The Stone Prophet! It was released in 1995 and I still have the original disc it came on, and even installed dosbox just to give it another go. And with this worldwide social isolation thing going on, it gives you even more of a reason to play computer games.
very nice selection of almost 300 games
i only knew some 25% of them, maybe less
there are real gems which i never heard about
Great Video!
you rock! nice videos!
19:15 Conquest Earth: I bought the game, hoping it would kind of be like C&C but the gameplay disappointed back then. BUT... the SOUNDTRACK is awesome, got me really into Eat Static :D
Nice list! I forgot I had played some of these. Did I miss Red Storm Rising on the list?
Here are some of the games I played like Jordan vs Bird One on One, Pipe Mania, Centurion, Stellar 7, Blues Brothers, Chuck Yeager Air Combat, F-117A, Indiana Jones and Last Crusade, Metal Mutant, WWF. Old times! :)
Love the videos! Does anyone remember a game made up of 3D wireframe graphics, where you control a ball racing along a floating track against other spheres? The track winds around like a rollercoaster. I think it had green speed boosts and jumps in it, plus from what I remember, it was super easy to fall off the track. I've tried looking on the internet everywhere for it! If anyone knows what I'm talking about that would be amazing. I'm certain it was a DOS game.
Finally! Zork appears.
Well, the first video was actually cataloguing my childhood, but these others are made of requests from the comments 👍🏼
Oh, yes! Good content! Keep on pleasing :-)
10:00 Isn´t Elvira: The Arcade Game. It´s Elvira: Mistress of the Dark
Some unmentioned games I have fond memories of: Tetris (1988), Indianapolis 500: The Simulation (1989), Might and Magic III: Isles of Terra (1991), Mad TV (1991), Warlords II (1993), Battle Isle 2200 (1994), WarCraft II: Tides of Darkness (1995), Ascendancy (1995, it's flawed though), Heroes of Might and Magic II: The Succession Wars (1996), M.A.X.: Mechanized Assault & Exploration (1996, this must be the best looking DOS game). And some obscure oddballs that are among my favorite games: Atomix (1990), Spaceward Ho! (1992), Unnatural Selection (1993), Flame Dragon 2: Legend of Golden Castle (1995).
(2:44) Come on, that doesn't demonstrate _Starflight_ at all; show a planetary approach and landing.
(13:59) For a moment, I misread '16R' as *LGR.* "Greetings, and welcome to an LGR thing..."
Played 7 of them. Occasionally a few of them.
Those game versions are best played on Win98! To make it work, I made a Dual Boot for 98 & XP on a separate partition ages and ages ago! I dont know if it still possible these days.. Ancient games are for geniuses, you need programming skills to make it work :P
Windows 98 Lite FTW 😉
@@LightwaveAl
You can do it through a VM, but in most cases its easier to use Dosbox. If you have actual vintage hardware it's very easy to make a slick Win 98 rig with some modern parts. Phil's computer lab is a great website to help you get up and running. It has also a premade Dos config and driver's uploaded. So if you're willing to spent a little bit of time you can easily get a super charged Dos/Win98 system with no headaches.
0:39
Use kick nuts!
A Crittical Hit!
it's super effective!
Looks like it was about '89 when the PC finally caught up and surpassed C64 game graphics. Sound-wise it was even later.
Challenge of the Ancient Empires!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have looked for that game for so long. I beat it while a patient at CHOP in Philly and I forgot the name of it.
I have 9 out of 12 AD&D DOS games and really want to play them on a compatible PC, but don't know if it's possible; the Eye of the Beholder trilogy will complete the series which I DON'T have.
Buzz Aldrin’s Race Into Space was ACE!!! I managed to land on the moon in 1968 😁 Playing as the USSR it was almost impossible to win.
I remember when Comanche was first previewed about a year before it came out and it looked amazing, but when it was finally released it only scored average as the gameplay was dull and the graphics were nowhere near as good as they’d seemed.
Oh and I like that music 😁
Flightmare! Never knew the name of it.
How about Rogue and Castle, both subtitled The Adventure??
And more text adventures! I recall a Mars mission and a western where you’re looking for gold. You can dig in areas and get the remark “Dagnabit! There’s nothing here!”
10:44 My memory: WTF, all this time you r in my brain and I could even notice???!!!
When I was a kid we had a drum simulator on DOS. One track sounded more like a guitar, though.
We also had Family Feud, Jeopardy, Win Lose or Draw, and Wheel of Fortune.
Literally there's that one game which I cannot find and I've literally been searching for a year now 💀
It's a game a lot like that spaceship game called *dove* or *astrobatics* or *stargunner* but with some differences:
whenever you defeat the *boss* of the level you are in, you *take their weapon* and advance to the next level with the selection of their weapon or your old weapon and so on.
One of the bosses' *weapons* was literally *black orbs* , and another had a *flamethrower* .
It's a pixelated 2D game, of course, and the spaceship is situated on the left and its facing the right.
The level moves from right to left and you're advancing from left to right *facing other smaller spaceships throughout the level* that you kill for extra tweaks and perks here and there.
It also had a *2-player option* if I might add..
If anyone remembers the name of this game it'd be a lifesaver 😭
14:36 Ouch! Those are hits to your hull!
"Fade to Black" and "Powerslave", surely Metal Games! 😅😅
I loved Max, Dr Fluke Hawkins and Kurt!
Hi, can anyone remember the name of this isometric puzzle game:
You control a small purple square on green square platforms.
You can move from platform to platform. Once you leave a platform it disappears. You can either move to the adjacent platform or jump to the one after that.
The goal is to find the right way to land on every green platform (respectively to make all green platforms disappear).
The platforms are floating in space.
These are all the clues i have :(
Looking for a classic dos game that was 3d polygon style, First cutscene you were skydiving and had to land on a truck. I cant for the life of me find that game now, I do know at the time the same system had sky or die, 3d chess and a printer that used that continuous paper with the dots on the side as tracks. .
Cyberia has been showing up in my feed lately, might give it a shot
Phantasmagoria
1995? 1st game on 7 CD ) $12,000,000 to Sierra in 1st weekend of sales!
Flightmare... omg lol. Wow I feel old now.
2:38 is there an alternate name for this game, or do you have the developer name? I can only find the beat 'em up by the same name
7:32 That's an arcade game
Wrong title. 2:32 it's Shadow Knights (1991) - by Softdisk Publishing. The game - Ninja (1986) by Mastertronic, wasn't in this video.
10:00 Did Elvira just call you a bastard? Bloody cheek!
IKR?
God, there’s this game I used to play as a kid, I think late 90’s early 2000s. It was a fighting game with only two characters, a male and a female, each with a red and a blue skin. I cannot for the life of me remember what it was called. I keep hoping one of these videos will have it, but so far to no avail
The only fighting games I know for dos are Sango fighter and One must fall
Saboteur 2: Avenging Angel (1987, Keypunch Software)
Snarf (1988, Everett Caser)
David Wolf: Secret Agent (1989, Dynamix)
Colorado (1990, Silmarils)
Sabor (1991, Gamos)
Targhan (1991, Silmarils)
Titus the Fox: to Marrakech and back (1992, Titus Interactive)
...and many others
What game has a cutscene or animation with a black background and a faucet. It turns on and fills with water and then a water skier goes past in a boat?
Lots of nostalgia ! And better with the gameplay sounds. That was awful in the previous film.
I need part 3!
This is part 3, have you seen both of the first two parts? Take a look at the Nostalgia playlist: th-cam.com/video/yNcH2PuiHw8/w-d-xo.html
Not mentioned game that I played: Hostage
mech warrior! Never played the original. LOL
Chips challenge finally found
Tapper rules.
metal mutant used to give me the creeps.
Anyone know the name of the platform game where you play as a mutated rat that uses coffee for health and has all sorts of weapons he unlocks along the way.
Brix is a very fun game, but gets hard very fast.
10:00
I can’t read German but this game speaks my language
What's tha name of the game on 18:30?
And where is Quake I?
The game names are at the bottom of the screen and also in the description. The game at 18:30 is Screamer 2.
The first Quake is in the first video of 101 MS DOS Games that I actually played: th-cam.com/video/yNcH2PuiHw8/w-d-xo.html
i'm seeking a pc game that i played in 90's, i don't remember the name, i just know that it was 2d and started in jurassic age and progressed to other period. it had puzzles to solve.
I have been watching the videos back to back looking for a game from my childhood, someone please help me!
I used to play it on PC back in the late 90's (MAYBE early 2000's but I am pretty sure it is a 90's game). The game was a 2D side scrolling type of game. You play as a man and at the very start there is a little cut scene before you play of a castle under attack by monsters (orcs, goblins?) and in a tower in the castle a wizard puts a necklace on you and you basically teleport away. I think you had a shotgun to kill the monsters and some minor puzzle solving. I remember when the monsters died they would like bleed everywhere and collapse. I also remember you could get these remote control bombs that you could use to navigate throughout the screen and blow up on a monster.
That is all i got, please help me!
OMG I just saw it on this video, it is Blackthorn!
Hm, I didn't know that Bruce Lee and IK exists for DOS...
Yes indeed! But IK must’ve been ported at some point because I’m not sure it was official.
Anyone have a list of the games, like the graphics of Shamis 0.17 but the graphics were made of letters. I used to play one game like that very often, it was good, anyone know what it was called??????
Does anyone know a game that was a character with green hair, who had 3 powers fireball, ball (which looked like water), and a green tornado, the powers were selectable. I remember that the levels were also selectable, there was a forest, an ocean, a tree like the one with magic beans, etc. The game I think was for PC Windows 98. In one level we were fighting a witch who was throwing hearts at us and we had to kick them back or hit her with our hands. In the tree level we had to reach the top and get a key to enter a castle. Please, if anyone knows him, let me know, I would really appreciate it.
The music is cool, but in the first video playing for 20 minutes was a problem, hahahaha!
Fixed! 😁
@@LightwaveAl Ohhh, thanks! :3
I meant, fixed it on subsequent videos. I can’t go back and undo it on the first one, sorry.
Where is Police Quest, Gold Rush, Ghostbusters, Sokoban, Metal Gear and Gunship2000?
Hello friend, I'm from Peru, in Peru I had a pirate disk that had more than 100 games for msdos, I think I played it in 1997, I don't know the name, it was like a character like a kind of astronaut soldier, or something like that with clothes or yellow armor with light blue, I remember something like that, it was a platform game, it was very nice, do you know which one I mean? Please if you know something tell me, thanks.

Defender of the Crown ?
North and South ?
1980
Jesus we were easily amused back then.
Played a shareware game on a PC but can’t remember for the life of me the name of it but I remember rods would come out of the walls and floors to prevent your progress while killing you back in the 90’s if anyone remembers that please help
Can someone help me find a game? It's very old, prob ms dos. You can choose 2 knights, one is brown and has thicker armor, the other one is white but kills easier. The game has alot of stairs and bats flying around who can hurt you. There's a final boss that is some sort of skeleton throwing bones. The rest I can't really remember. Pls help
I called it the panic for the release of this video?
I’m looking for a math game that involved planting seeds can’t find it anywhere. Wish I knew the name
18:32 wtf XD
Моя любимая это Colonization 2
1997
why do a lot of the earlier games use exclusively cyan and magenta colour scheme? early display tech limitations or what?
Yes, the 320x200 four colour standard of CGA graphics. Usually black, white, cyan, and magenta.
LOL international karate looked better on c64
Most things looked better on c64 in the PC CGA era. 4 colors wasn't enough for the pc the compete.
they are like spectrum games instead of ms dos
Peki, belki. Ama bütün DOS 🤷🏻♂️
Слушать только на всю громкость !!!!!!!!!!!!
Still haven't seen Rogue (or NetHack) and given its influence - its embarrassing
And Pango?
Yes you see real dos pc is critical to the experience because no way a dos emulator on windows or Android could be 100percent accurate as speed and sound are some big issues and so USB and touch screen are not quite as accurate for dos kinda like if you were trying to play typically games with feet .
Well, back in the day not everybody has 'full up' Roland or other proper wavetable soundcard. There's reason puny cheap SBPro with awful chiptune FM OPL3 synthesis was kinda most supported device - it was probably most common one (and quality ...varied ). And some only has speaker - well, at least it had full-up physical Speaker not later beepers - and selfmade Covox ;) Or you are talking about Windows timing glitches and inaccuracies?
But another thing - even with lovingly programmed renderers you just can't properly emulate CRT display in all it's flickery warped scanline glory on IPS FHD/4K LCD. And period-proper joystick matters too - console-style gamepads and 'pro' flightsim joysticks have different feel than those low-buttoncount atrocities. Even mice - older rubber-ball one - acted different.
Sadly this all adds up pretty quickly to noticeable $$$ in purchase and upkeep - and take storage space and time.
At least keyboards is basically the same since DOS days - one values that after realizing that non-PC 8- and 16-bitters' keyboards just can't be substituted by PC one - not only in touch and feel but in actual layout to begin with.
OTOH DosBox or -preferably- PCEm are just good enough for short trip down the memory lane or to 'finish that game' at last...
@@chyronrus The speakers always go bad in my tablet/laptop after a year so not much has changed except more ads.