The most popular PvP (player VS player) games

Of all the multiplayer modes available for a game, PvP (Player VS Player) is one of the most appreciated. The thrill of competing in some way against a human opponent is something that changes the way you're playing and is often completely different than fighting a computer opponent. In fact, the first games in history lacked a computer opponent (it needed more resources, more code, etc.), there was PvP before everything else.

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Street sports basketball

DOS19873.3/5 Epyx

The Perfect General

DOS19914/5 White Wolf Productions

The Perfect General is a turn-based strategy military game developed by White Wolf Productions and released in 1991 by Quantun Quality Production. The Perfect General gameplay is quite simple compared to other wargames, but it's based on a solid set of rules and let the players progress at their own pace through missions and scenarios. The Perfect ...

7 colors

DOS19913.5/5 Gamos

Magic: The Gathering Interactive Encyclopedia

Windows XP/98/9519993.5/5 Wizards of the Coast

Magic: The Gathering Interactive Encyclopedia is an abandoned "educational" application and turn-based strategy game based on he Magic: The Gathering collectible card game. MTG: Interactive Encyclopedia was developed by Wizards of the Coast and released in 1999 for Windows XP, 98, 95. The base application contains Magic cards up to the Mercadi...

Billy The Kid

DOS19903.8/5 Level 9 Computing

Brutal Sports Football

DOS19934.2/5 Teque

World Karate Championship

DOS19863.8/5 System 3

Battle Isle 2200

DOS1994protected4.1/5 Blue Byte Software

European Championship 1992

DOS19924/5 Tecmo

Savage Warriors

DOS19954/5 Kalisto Entertainment

Warzone 2100

Windows XP/98/95LinuxMac OS1999freeware3.7/5

Jimmy Connors Pro Tennis Tour

DOS19913.4/5 Blue Byte Software

Hi-Octane

DOS19954.1/5 Bullfrog

Hi-Octane is an abandoned futuristic combat racing game developed by Bullfrog and released by Electronic Arts in 1995. Hi-Octane was published for DOS and a few consoles: PlayStation, PSP, PS Vita, SEGA Saturn. It's based on the same code used for Magic Carpet, a well known game also made by Bullfrog.