The most popular abandonware rpg games

In a Role-Playing Game (RPG), players control one or more characters in a fictional world, be it fantasy-oriented, contemporary, sci-fi, etc. RPGs follow up on traditional tabletop role-playing games features, including narrative threads full of obstacles and enigmas, character development, combat systems, or complex inventories.

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Ancients 2: Approaching Evil

DOS19943.9/5 first-person party-based RPG

TomeNET

Windows XP/98/95Linux2003freeware4.3/5 roguelike, dungeon crawl

Darkstone

Windows XP/98/951999protected3.8/5 dungeon crawl, action RPG

Keys to Maramon

DOS19903.9/5 top-down party-based RPG

Dungeons of Kairn

DOS19893.6/5 top-down party-based RPG

Space 1889

DOS19903.9/5 top-down party-based RPG, board game

Space 1889 is an abandoned top down RPG developed by Paragon Software and released in 1990 for DOS, Atari ST and Amiga. Space 1889 setting is classic science fiction, but is set in the Victorian. It's worth noting that Space 1889 is loosely based on the tabletop game of the same name.

Rings of Zilfin

DOS1987protected3.2/5

Dungeon Explorer

DOS19903.5/5

ZAngband

WindowsMac OSDOSLinux1999freeware4.3/5 dungeon crawl, roguelike

Zangband is a variant of the popular roguelike game Angband. Zangband, short for Zelazny Angband, was developed by Chris Weisiger and first released in 1994. The game features a fantasy world with diverse races, classes, and monsters. Players explore dungeons, caves, and other environments in a quest to reach the bottom level of the dungeon, d...