The most popular urban setting games

There are a lot of games that take place in urban environments. Cities from any epoch (both ancient and modern) were often used as the setting, or even for the purpose, for any kind of game: simulation, strategy, action, etc. Think about a medieval town, an ancient city, a modern metropolis, a futuristic megalopolis; you can bet that someone used one of these as the setting of a successful game.

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Street sports basketball

DOS19873.3/5 Epyx

William Shatner's TekWar

DOS19954/5 Capstone

Oliver & Company

DOS19894.2/5 Coktel Vision

Hoverforce

DOS19903.3/5 Astral Software

Les Manley in: Search for the King

DOS1990protected4/5 Accolade

Nightlong: Union City Conspiracy

Windows XP/98/9519983.5/5 Trecision

Crime City

DOS19934/5

Paperboy 2

DOS19914/5 Tengen

Paperboy 2 is the sequel to the much acclaimed coin-op arcade hit Paperboy in which you have to deliver newspapers to subscribers while avoiding every kind of obstacle. Paperboy 2 is an isometric action game developed by Tengen and was released by Mindscape in 1991 for a number of platform. The DOS version of the game is abandoned.

Tass Times in Tonetown

DOS19863.9/5 Interplay Productions

Martian Memorandum

DOS1991protecteddemo4/5 Access Software

Martian Memorandum is a point-and-click adventure game developed and published by Access Software. It was released in 1991 and is the sequel to the game Mean Streets. The game is set in a dystopian future on Mars, where players take on the role of Tex Murphy, a private investigator with a sarcastic and humorous demeanor.The story begins with Tex Mu...

The Third Courier

DOS19893.9/5 Manley Associates

The Third Courier is an abandoned (atypical) adventure / role playing game set in Berlin during the cold war era and, of course, it's a spy game. The Third Courier was developed by Manley Associates and released by Accolade in 1989 for DOS, but it was also published for Amiga, Apple IIgs, Atari ST platforms.