Classic DOS Games
Home of Retro PC Gaming

Currently hosting 4 games published by id Software!

Bypass navigation bar

COMMUNITY
Home
Forum
Compatibility Wiki
DOS Preservation Society
Petitions
Store
Interviews
Tutorials
Subscribe to our newsletter
Join Team Retro
Make a donation
About this site

RSS Subscribe

Bookmark and Share

GAMES
By Genre

3D Shooter
Adventure
Arcade
Ball and paddle
Card and board games
Educational
Fighting
Game Creation
Pinball
Platform
Puzzle
Racing
RPG
Shooter
Simulation
Sports
Strategy

Previously unreleased
Modern DOS games

By Company
By Legal Status
By Video Mode
By Year Released
Games with source code

By Operating Sytem

List all Win16 games
List all DOS games
All in-browser DOS games

MISCELLANEOUS
Webshrines
Compatibility utilities
Drivers

Licenses
Webmaster's Blog
Contact

OTHER GAME SITES
Old School DOS Games
Download DOS Games
DOS Games Online
Classic PC Games
80s DOS Games
Doom   1993
User rating: 9 DOS Shareware (partial game) 3D Shooter
Developed by id Software
Published by id Software

Not sure if anyone has heard of this game before. It's based on the wildly popular Wolfenstein 3D, with virtually identical gameplay, and it went on to be one of the most recognized and groundbreaking series of all time! Originally a trilogy, a commercial release called Ultimate DOOM added a fourth episode. There are 4 episodes in this game, with only the first episode playable in the shareware version.

Episode 1 - Knee-deep in the Dead
Episode 2 - The Shores of Hell
Episode 3 - Inferno
Episode 4 - Thy Flesh Consumed

Doom v1.9 Shareware Episode (2394k)   Play online
Doom v1.8 Shareware Episode (2424k)
Doom v1.666 Shareware Episode (2386k)
Doom v1.2 Shareware Episode (2204k)
Doom v1.1 Shareware Episode (2161k)
Doom v1.0 Shareware Episode (2114k)
Source code for Doom (354k)

id Software still sells the registered version of this game for $25 by download only.

Heretic   1994
User rating: 6.8 DOS Shareware (partial game) 3D Shooter
Developed by Raven Software
Published by id Software

Three Serpent Riders conquered the world by enslaving the minds of men. Two of the Riders leave, but D'Sparil remains behind and the seven kings of Earth succumb to his mind control. You play a member of the Siddhe Elves, who are scattered across the world after destroying the seven armies. In this first person shooter based on a modified Doom engine, you use a staff to fight evil creatures in your quest to kill D'Sparil. One notable improvement to the Doom engine is the ability to look up and down. Originally Heretic was only available through shareware registration, until GT Interactive started distributing a retail edition called Heretic: Shadow of the Serpent Riders which added two more episodes. There are 5 episodes in this game, with only the first episode playable in the shareware version.

Episode 1 - City of the Damned
Episode 2 - Hell's Maw
Episode 3 - The Dome of D'Sparil
Episode 4 - The Ossuary
Episode 5 - The Stagnant Demesne

Complete version history:

Heretic v1.2 Shareware Episode (2831k) 25 September 1995   Play online
Heretic v1.0 Shareware Episode (2810k) 21 December 1994
Source code for Heretic in C (406k)

id Software still sells the registered version of this game for $15 by download only.

Hexen: Beyond Heretic   1995
User rating: 7.5 DOS Shareware (partial game) 3D Shooter
Developed by Raven Software
Published by id Software
Graphics: VGA 320×200×256c 

In Heretic, three Serpent Riders conquered the world by enslaving the minds of men. Hexen is the story of battle against the second rider, Korax. This time, you can choose between three warrior classes: fighter, cleric or mage. Fighters use short-range weapons, mages use long-range magic, and clerics are half way between. Still using a modified Doom engine, the character can jump and move around in three dimensions. Instead of a linear set of levels, there are level hubs that lead to connected levels, and levels can and must be revisited to complete the hub. There are four levels in the shareware demo.

Hexen: Beyond Heretic Shareware Demo (5532k) 18 October 1995   Play online
Source code for Hexen in C (438k)

id Software still sells the registered version of this game for $15 by download only.

Quake   1996
User rating: 9 DOS Shareware (partial game) 3D Shooter
Developed by id Software
Published by id Software

One of the most popular first-person shooters of all time, Quake was a revolutionary upgrade after the success of Doom. The engine was designed to reduce the complexity of 3D rendering, allowing Quake to produce graphics that would have been impossible for computers in 1996 to produce with any previous engine. The story and gameplay are otherwise familiar to any fan of the genre. You must slaughter hordes of evil creatures with a wide array of weapons, and find the exit to the next level. If you're into that sort of thing, it's hours of fragging fun! There are 4 episodes in this game, with only the first episode playable in the shareware version.

Episode 1 - Dimension of the Doomed
Episode 2 - The Realm of Black Magic
Episode 3 - The Netherworld
Epiosde 4 - The Elder World

Quake v1.06 Shareware Episode (8881k)
Quake v1.01 Shareware Episode (8796k)
Quake v1.00 Shareware Episode (8796k)
Quake v0.91 Shareware Episode (8798k)
Source code for Quake v1.09 (3137k)

id Software still sells the registered version of this game for $25 as a registered download only.


This website is Copyright © 2005-2009. All software is © its respective owner.

Valid HTML 4.01! Valid CSS!