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Windows 3.1 Games and MS Dos Games available in-browser on the Internet Archives
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Oh sweet, they have the full version of this game:
I tried to buy it in 1996, but it was already abandonware then. The check came back in the mail. I spent years looking for the full version online, but could only find the shareware release, which I had gone through so many times, as only a ten-year-old in the shareware era could. This is the end of a journey. Thank you!
They also have the GOAT puzzle game, Heaven and Earth.
The copy protection answers are here:
BrainStorm Pro : Free Borrow & Streaming : Internet Archive
Developed byelkware Systementwicklung GbRPlatformDOSReleasedNov, 1994GenrePuzzleGameplayTile Matching PuzzlePerspectiveTop-downInterfacePoint and...
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I tried to buy it in 1996, but it was already abandonware then. The check came back in the mail. I spent years looking for the full version online, but could only find the shareware release, which I had gone through so many times, as only a ten-year-old in the shareware era could. This is the end of a journey. Thank you!
They also have the GOAT puzzle game, Heaven and Earth.
The copy protection answers are here:
too awesome. This is a Classic's classic.
So many early CRPG mechanics first popped up in this game.
My first real day/night cycle fright. Running from a ghoul for what felt like hours till the next town because it was too high classed for me to kill. It was find an inn or die. So I find an inn, partially heal, leave town. And guess who's on the outskirts waiting for me?
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I was trying to remember if I ever played this, and found this awesome Medium post by the creator of the game - it really was the Wild West back then!
Hey, you can download a SkiFree 32bit EXE here: http://ski.ihoc.net/
It's by the game's creator. I guess it's legal.
It's by the game's creator. I guess it's legal.
Jazz Jackrabbit... Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time. My school had it installed on all of the computers, and we'd all have LAN matches instead of actually doing work. Good times..
You, I like you! As much as I dislike the Epic of today, Jazz really needs its Tropical Freeze moment! Did you ever see the Jazz 3 prototype?
Yeah, many of these game can be easily bought on Gog.com or Steam...