The most popular science fiction games
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Independence War 2: Edge Of Chaos
Windows XP/98/952001protected4.1/5 Particle Systems
B.A.T. 2 : The Koshan Conspiracy
DOS19924.2/5 Computer's dream
Jetpack
DOS1993freeware4.1/5 Software Creations
Jetpack is a classic 2D platformer video game developed by Adept Software and released for MS-DOS computers in 1993. Created by Adam Pedersen, it became popular for its addictive gameplay, simplicity, and level editor feature, allowing players to design and share their own levels.In Jetpack, players control a character equipped with a jetpack, navi...
Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds
Windows XP/98/95Mac OS2001protected4.1/5 LucasArts
Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds is a science fiction real-time strategy game set in the Star Wars universe, focused both on the first and the second Star Wars trilogy. Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds was developed by LucasArts Entertainment in 2001. SWGB was developed using the Genie engine, the same used for Age of Empires.
Lost in Time
DOS19933.9/5 Coktel Vision
Solar Winds 2: Galaxy
DOS19933.9/5 Stone Interactive Media
Pepper's Adventures in Time
DOS19934/5 Sierra On-Line
Star Trek: 25th Anniversary
DOS1992protected4.1/5 Interplay Productions
StarBlade
DOS19903.9/5 Silmarils
Universe
DOS19943.8/5 Core Design
Game Over
DOS19882.9/5 Dinamic Multimedia
Game Over is an abandoned side scrolling shooter/platform game designed by Ignacio Ruiz Tejedor, Pedro Sudón Aguilar, developed and released by Dinamic Multimedia in 1988 for DOS. Game Over isn't exactly one of the best games ever made... be prepared for clunky controls and repetitive level design that may test your patience.
Deathtrack
DOS19893.9/5 Dynamix
Deathtrack is an abandoned racing vehicular combat game set in a post-apocalyptic North America. Deathtrack is a mix of high-speed racing and combat and was developed by Dynamix and released by Activision in 1989 for DOS.
Astrotit
DOS1987NSFW3.5/5 Rudeware
Wing Commander 3
Windows XP/98/95DOSMac OS1994protected4.1/5 Origin Systems
Galaxy
DOS19814.1/5 Microcomputer Games Inc.
Babylon 5: I've Found Her
Windows XP/98/952003freeware3.7/5 Space Dream Factory
Alpha Centauri
Windows XP/98/951999protected4/5 Firaxis Games
Manhunter 2: San Francisco
DOSMac OS19894/5 Evryware
Rise of the Dragon
DOS19904.1/5 Dynamix
Rise of the Dragon is a point-and-click adventure game developed and published by Dynamix in 1990. It was originally released for MS-DOS and later ported to other platforms such as the Amiga and Sega CD. The game is set in a cyberpunk-inspired future Los Angeles, where the player assumes the role of William "Blade" Hunter, a private detective taske...
Anachronox
Windows XP/98/952001protected4.1/5 Ion Storm
Captain Comic, The Adventures of
DOS1988freeware3.8/5
Alien Breed
DOS1993protected3.6/5 Team 17
In Extremis
DOS19933.5/5 Blue sphere
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
DOSMac OS1984freeware4.2/5 Infocom
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is a humorous free text adventure game based on the novel of the same name written by Douglas Adams (if you never read it, shame on you!). The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy was designed by Douglas Adams himself and interactive fiction god Steve Eric Meretzky, it was released by Infocom in 1984 for DOS and for...
Adventure Construction Set
DOS19873.9/5 Electronic Arts
Adventure Construction Set is an abandoned application developed by Stuart Smith and published for DOS, Amiga, Apple II and Commodore 64 by Electronic Arts in 1987. As the name suggests, ACS is a game-building system (we're talking about adventure RPGs) that lets you edit maps, items, creatures, etc. Included with ACS is a complete game called...
Star Wars
DOS19884.2/5 Atari
Halloween Harry
DOS1993freeware4.2/5 Interactive Binary Illusions
Halloween Harry is a DOS science fiction multi-directional scroller shooter game. Halloween Harry - later renamed Alien Carnage - was published by Apogee, developed by Interactive Binary Illusions and designed by John Passfield and Robert Crane.
Space Ace 2: Borf's Revenge
DOS19913.7/5 ReadySoft
Another World
DOS1991protected4.1/5 Delphine software
Spacewar
DOS19854.1/5
Spacewar is one of the earliest digital computer games and is often considered the first interactive video game. It was created in 1962 by Steve Russell, Martin Graetz, and Wayne Wiitanen at the MIT. The game was developed on the PDP-1 minicomputer; this is a DOS port, released in 1985.Spacewar! features two spaceships, controlled by players, that ...