I’m pretty sure Doom will be the most popular (and my pick too), but I’ll throw a shout-out to Epic Pinball; that Android table was the best one in the game anyway.
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To me, it was Raptor Call of Shadows, a very nice shmup where you could buy new weapons between missions
MY DUDE
Save 5 rounds of cash for a death’s head nuke
Shriek “Now tremble before Thor’s Hammer mortals!” to your friends seated around you
Press fire
Accidentally blow yourself up when the wind pushes it back in your direction 🤡
My first internet game was a Scorched Earth-inspired game where you’re in space, on planets, with gravity and stuff. I wish I remembered the name of it, it was amazing.
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Great game.
Did this exist before or after worms?
Long before
before or after gorilla.bas? i remember there being even old types of this gameplay.
Def after gorilla
Raptor: Call of the Shadows
Hail to the King Baby (Duke Nukem 3d)
Oh, I just remembered Castle of the Winds, too. What a great era for games!
Native Windows UI controls for a game. Classic.
We got mario kart at home
Escape Velocity and its sequels.
I can’t tell you how many times I played the shareware version of Gazillionaire.
Great deal.
One Must Fall 2097
You just heard the lightning strike
The theme song is the shit
Man. I love that game. Still fire it up every so often. That sequel was also an early example of just how terrible a sequel can be. So disappointing.
Kenny Chou! He also composed Zone 66 which is another awesome DOS game soundtrack.
What a banger
So good. I wish OpenOMF matures soon.
Commander Keen is probably the one that I liked the most that is also well known.
My personal favorite was Bass Class, which is weird because I’ve zero interest in real-life fishing, then or now.
Commander Keen!
Jumping around with the pogo stick in Keen 6 was so much fun. I recently found the full game. Was surprised how hard that factory level was. But the music was still how I remembered it.
Might be pushing the limits of shareware, but the demo of Quake 1 on cd for a buck. A simple console command unlocked the full version.
Oh my god… epic pinball! I had completely forgotten about this!! Thanks for that hit of nostalgia =)
The music is just as great as you remember.
Wolfenstein 3d, and commander Keen
