Abandonware puzzle games sorted by title, from Z to A

Puzzle games are about solving logical or strategic puzzles, jigsaws, mathematical brain teasers, and quizzes. The player can control one or more characters (as in Lemmings) or interact with static or moving objects (as in Tetris).

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Color Buster

DOS19923.6/5 sokoban

Color Balls

DOS19963/5 falling blocks

Codebreaker

DOS1994freeware3/5 trivia / quiz, board game

Cloud Kingdoms

DOS19903.6/5 action puzzle

Classic Hangman

DOS19833.6/5 word puzzle

Classic Concentration

DOS19884.2/5 board game

Chip's Challenge

DOSWindows 3.x19914.2/5 sokoban

Chip's Challenge is an abandoned top-down puzzle game designed by Chuck Sommerville, developed and released by Epyx in 1991. Chip's Challenge was released on DOS, Windows 3.x and many other home computers such as Atari ST, Amiga, C64, ZX Spectrum and Amstrad CPC.

Chain Reaction

DOS19964.1/5 falling blocks

Chagunitzu

DOS19904.1/5 action puzzle

Centerfold Squares

DOS1988NSFW3.9/5 tile-matching

Cascade

DOS19904.1/5 word puzzle

Bust-A-Move

DOS1997freeware4/5 tile-matching, action puzzle

Bumpy's Arcade Fantasy

DOS19924.1/5 platform

Brix

DOS1992freeware4/5 falling blocks

Boulder Dash Construction Kit

DOS19873.9/5 action puzzle

Boulder Dash 2: Rockford's Revenge

DOS19853.5/5 action puzzle

Boulder Dash II is the sequel to the original Boulder Dash game. It was released in 1985 and follows the same basic gameplay mechanics as its predecessor while introducing new levels and features.In Boulder Dash II, players once again control the character Rockford as he explores caves, collects diamonds, and avoids various hazards such as falling ...

Boulder Dash

DOS19843.7/5 action puzzle

Boulder Dash is a classic action-puzzle video game that was first released in 1984 by First Star Software. In Boulder Dash, players control a character named Rockford as he digs through caves to collect diamonds while avoiding falling boulders and other hazards. The game is set in a scrolling, grid-based environment, and players must strategic...