Bomb Run (1991, DOS) sounds like an action-packed thriller—and then you play it and realize you’re just trying to drop bombs in the right spots while flying what feels like a pixelated paper airplane. The game has that cold-war-paranoia-meets-math-homework feel to it. You plan your altitude, aim carefully, and hope your bomb hits something other than empty terrain. Miss, and you get a lovely view of absolutely nothing. Hit, and you still get a lovely view of… well, slightly scorched nothing. It’s methodical, oddly calming, and probably used in the ‘90s to train future accountants in trajectory. Weirdly satisfying, in a “quietly blow stuff up” kind of way.
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DOS games can't run on Windows. You need a DOS emulator like DOSbox or D-Fend Reloaded. Follow these instructions to play DOS games on Windows 10 or later systems.
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