DOS Games Discussion

Yes, Amju Pet Zoo seems to fit: Dinosaurs, Bunnies and other cute pets, need to kept apart to not get eaten. Win&Mac version. https://en.riotpixels.com/games/amju-pet-zoo/ https://web.archive.org/web/20081205060530/http://www.amju.com/petzoo.html It was initially payware, but seems to have been ...

Also this list:
https://www.mobygames.com/game/genre:su ... le/page:1/

For some reason the forum posts cannot use URL links embedded in text, as described in the 'chain-link' icon toooltips list shown above the editing window. This used to work before, but seems to have been removed in the latest forum updates? e.g. the tooltip 'Insert URL: [url]http://url[/url] or [ur...

One thing I know from some other very old games; some of them always expect the CD to be drive D, and DOSBox need to be configured to mount your E: as a D: within DOSBox in these cases.

An AI rehash of the OP post does not a smart reply make.

I doubt it, TagPro is online timed CTF, no monster, 4v4 players, the team lose/wins, not individual players.

Regarding Knight's Chase, a game I don't own, do you have a plain DOS version or a combined DOS/Windows release? (Most pictures of the covers from this game on Mobygames are combined) If there is a Win95 version on the disc, maybe that can be used better if you configure the game executables as Wind...

Ah, this one:
https://www.mobygames.com/game/16455/airxonix/

Good that you found it, and thanks for the update!

Not sure there is anything that matches in the zombie-themed PS1 game list here: https://www.mobygames.com/game/group:8038/platform:playstation/sort:moby_score/page:1/ I was thinking Evil Dead when you mentioned the chainsaw, but the environment is not a city. Also the Resident Evil games may have l...

Year you played it please, we do not know when you were born.

I don't know but I keep thinking of the 'Pilot brothers' series: https://www.mobygames.com/group/2248/pi ... rs-series/

Good job finding it; it seems to have had a C64 release too: https://gamesdb.launchbox-app.com/games/images/166266-murder-in-the-museum-1987 For DOS it came out on the Big Blue Disc #16: https://www.mobygames.com/game/97065/big-blue-disk-16/ (I have submitted a short entry for it at Mobygames) This ...

I've never played it, but the Amiga version seems to have some installation instructions at HOL.
(More or less just copy files from floppy to the HD game directory)

I haven't played much in this game style, but there are some websites which may have some suggestions here:

https://www.similargames.org/games-like-threads-of-fate

https://www.giantbomb.com/threads-of-fa ... lar-games/

Reddit might be a good place to ask also.

I don't know, but there is a web version of the DOS game you can play here:
https://playclassic.games/games/puzzle- ... ne-online/

Q: "A 3d FPS or 3rd Person view game, I remember a light tower and a blue barrier in the sky, we were either trying to shut the barrier down or keep it on, there was a currency called "Pearls" in this game with which you could buy things. In one of the levels, I remember driving a Jet...

I can only direct you to Wikipedia; there is a list of animated series without dialogue here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category: ... out_speech

Good job!

DOS 6.22 natively only understands FAT16, and Windows 10 only creates FAT32 as standard. To either create a FAT16 on Win10, or access a FAT32 partition from earlier than DOS 7.10, you need to use some 3rd-party software. There are several ways to do this with various 3rd party partitioning software....

Argh ?

https://www.mobygames.com/game/70981/argh/

or look through the list of sliding block puzzles:
https://www.mobygames.com/game/from:198 ... re/page:1/