The most popular abandonware vehicle simulation games

Vehicle simulation games put the player right in the pilot’s seat, for an immersive and realistic game experience. Vehicles can be cars, airplanes, spaceships, or tanks. Simulation is often based on details in order to augment realism, like full-features dashboards, controls, gauges, and indicators.

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ATAC: The Secret War Against Drugs

DOS19924.3/5 flight simulation

Harpoon

DOS1989protected3.9/5 board game, naval simulation

Fleet Defender

DOS1994protected4.3/5 flight simulation

Metaltech: Earthsiege

DOS19944.3/5 mech simulation

Xiphos

DOS19903.8/5 space simulation, space exploration, space combat

ACE: Air Combat Emulator

DOS19863.6/5 flight simulation

Up Periscope!

DOS19884.1/5 submarine simulation

Falcon

DOS1987protected4.1/5 flight simulation

Flight of the Intruder

DOS19904.2/5 flight simulation

Wolfpack

DOS19903.8/5 submarine simulation

Stunt Island

DOS1992protected4.3/5 flight simulation, civilian flight simulation

F-15 Strike Eagle

DOS1985demo3.8/5 flight simulation

Heroes of the 357th

DOS19924.2/5 flight simulation

Psi 5 Trading Company

DOS1986protected4.1/5 space exploration, space simulation

Strike Commander

DOS1993protected4.2/5 flight simulation

Strike Commander is combat flight simulation game created by Chris Roberts (the designer behind Wing Commander) and Jeff George. Strike Commander was developed by Origin Systems and released by Electronic Arts in 1993 for DOS.

Heavy Metal

DOS19894.2/5 tank simulation

Deep space: Operation Copernicus

DOS19863.9/5 space combat, space simulation

Eye of the Storm

DOS19932.2/5 space simulation, space combat

Blue Max: Aces of the Great War

DOS1990protected4.2/5 flight simulation

F-15 Strike Eagle II

DOS19894.2/5 flight simulation

Red Baron

DOS1990protected4.1/5 flight simulation

Battlehawks 1942

DOS19884.3/5 flight simulation

Overlord

DOS19944.2/5 flight simulation

Gunboat

DOS1990protected4.3/5 naval simulation

Aquanox

Windows XP/98/952001protected3.1/5 first-person shooter, submarine simulation

Solo Flight

DOS19853.6/5 civilian flight simulation, flight simulation

Not many people know that the first games created by Sid Meier were flight simulations. Solo Flight was published by MicroProse in 1983 for Commodore 64, Apple II, Atari, and a year later, in 1984, for PC. The game takes place in the United States. As a fliying mailmain, the goal of the game is to deliver mail across the U.S.A.