The most popular multi-directional scroller games

A multi-directional scroller is a video game in which the action is shown in a top-down or isometric perspective and the player can scroll the screen in any direction (vertical, horizontal, diagonal).

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Rescue Rover

DOS1991protected3.9/5 id software

Marble Madness

DOS19873.7/5 Atari

Marble Madness is an abandoned isometric action game designed by Mark Cerny and originally published by Atari as a successful and iconic arcade game. It was later converted for many platform in 1986 and for IBM PCs in 1987 by Atari.

Traffic department 2192

DOS1994freeware3.7/5 P Squared

Legend of the Silver Talisman

DOS1996freeware3.9/5 Inter-Active Arts

Heimdall

DOS19923.9/5 Core Design

All New World of Lemmings

DOS19943.4/5 DMA Design

Dusk of the Gods

DOS19913.7/5 Event Horizon

The Chaos Engine

DOS1994protected4.2/5 Bitmap Brothers

Deadly Racer

DOS19943.6/5

Power Drive

DOS19944.3/5 Rage Games

Boulder Dash Construction Kit

DOS19873.9/5 First Star Software

Rescue Rover 2

DOS1991protected3.1/5 id software

Escape from the Planet of the Robot Monsters

DOS19904/5 Atari

The Neverending Story 2: The Arcade Game

DOS19914.1/5 Linel

Football Glory

DOS1995freeware3.8/5 Croteam

Chagunitzu

DOS19904.1/5 Softdisk Publishing

Prophecy of the Shadow

DOS1992protected4.1/5 SSI Strategic Simulations Inc.

Livingstone 2

DOS19893.9/5 Opera Soft

Keys to Maramon

DOS19903.9/5 Mindcraft Software

Rock 'n Roll

DOS19893.3/5 Rainbow Arts

Clyde's Adventure

DOS1992freeware3.5/5 Moonlite Software

Humans 3: Evolution - Lost in Time

DOS1995protected4.1/5 Imagitec Design

Battle Master

DOS19913.5/5 Personal Software Services

Battle Master is a fantasy themed abandoned action-strategy game hybrid (with real-time tactics elements) developed by Personal Software Services. Battle Master was released by Mirrorsoft in 1991 for DOS, Amiga and Atari ST and Genesis.