Category description: Board games such as chess, checkers, dominoes, and many more have been popular since way before computers. These physical games, and many more, have been recreated in digital form. Although you lose some of the tactile enjoyment of holding the pieces, it sure makes setup and cleanup of the games a lot quicker! It also allows certain features and mechanics that would be impossible to recreate outside of a computer.
Slime
Views: 1,3281991FreewareTraditional (Board Games)
Spencer Menlove
Slime is a computerized version of the classic Othello or Ataxx game. You can duplicate your pieces, or jump them, and … VIEW
Solitaire Suite
Views: 2,3571998SharewareTraditional (Board Games)
Randy Rasa
If you've grown tired of the basic Windows solitaire game, you may want to check out this package of 7 different … VIEW
Sudoku
Views: 2,2162006FreewareTraditional (Board Games)
Abhijeet Meshram
One of the most popular new games/fads of the 21st century comes to DOS! Finally! :) This "Sudoku for DOS" version … VIEW
Tarot II
Views: 2,4101993SharewareTraditional (Board Games)
Gerry Smith
Since I don't know anything about tarot cards, it's tough for me to say whether or not this is a good program ... … VIEW
UFO: The Card Game
Views: 2,9611994SharewareTraditional (Board Games)
Necrobones
Very similar to the card game UNO. You can play against the computer (an alien, hence the name "UFO") or against a … VIEW
YUMB
Views: 1,3521992SharewareTraditional (Board Games)
Vladimir Glusica
YUMB is a text-mode dice game, which looks similar to Yacht / Yahtzee. The author describes it as follows: "Yumb is dice … VIEW
ZigSaw
Views: 1,6241988SharewareTraditional (Board Games)
Kenneth E. Gilbert
ZigSaw is a jigsaw puzzle type game that uses square blocks on a grid rather than the typically-shaped pieces used in … VIEW
