The most popular auto mapping games

Some games (usually the less older ones) include an auto mapping system that helps the player by showing parts of the map already discovered. Auto mapping systems are usually found in role playing games like the Might and Magic series, or first person shooters like Doom or Duke Nukem 3D.

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Moraff's World

DOS19913.5/5 Moraffware

Icewind Dale 2

Windows XP/98/95Mac OS2002protected3.9/5 Black Isle Studios

The Terminator: Future Shock

DOS19954.1/5 Bethesda Softworks

The Terminator: Future Shock is an abandoned science fiction first-person shooter game based on the popular Terminator movies franchise, set in a dystopian world where machines has taken over the Earth. The Terminator: Future Shock was developed by Bethesda Softworks and released in 1995 for DOS.

Blake Stone 2: Planet Strike

DOS1994protected4.1/5 JAM Productions

The 7th Guest

Windows XP/98/951993protected3.9/5 Trilobyte

Might and Magic 3: Isles of Terra

DOS1991protected4/5 New World Computing

Eye of the beholder 3: Assault on Myth Drannor

DOS1991protected3.9/5 SSI Strategic Simulations Inc.

Dark Designs 2: Closing the Gate

DOS19904/5 Softdisk Publishing

Yendorian Tales: The Tyrants of Thaine

DOS19973.9/5 SW Games

Anvil of dawn

DOS1995protected3.8/5 DreamForge Intertainment

Darkstone

Windows XP/98/951999protected3.8/5 Delphine software

Spellcasting 301: Spring Break

DOS1992protected4.1/5 Legend Entertainment

Don't Go Alone

DOS19894/5 Sterling Silver Software

Magnetic Scrolls Collection

DOS19914.1/5 Magnetic Scrolls

Magnetic Scrolls was one of the finest developer companies dedicated to Interactive Fiction. The Magnetic Scrolls Collection is a trilogy of Magnenic Scrolls adventures remade using the Wonderland engine: Fish!, Corruption, The Guild of Thieves. The new window-based interface made text-adventuring easy even for gamers not used to a text-only interf...