Abandonware shooter games sorted by title, from Z to A

Shooter video games are all about shooting targets and avoiding being shot down. The kind of game is often defined by the player perspective (FPS stands for First Person Shooter, TPS stands for Third Person Shooter), or by gameplay: shoot'em up, run and gun, shooting gallery.

Sort by:

Interphase

DOS19894/5 first-person shooter

Infestation

DOS19904/5 first-person action-adventure, first-person shooter

In The Hunt

Windows XP/98/9519934.2/5 shoot 'em up

In Extremis

DOS19933.5/5 first-person shooter

Il Grande Gioco di Tangentopoli

DOS19933.6/5 shooting gallery, shoot 'em up

Ikari Warriors 2: Victory Road

DOS19883.6/5 run and gun

If It Moves, Shoot It!

DOS19893.3/5 shoot 'em up

IBM Centipede

DOS19833.6/5 shoot 'em up

Hoverforce

DOS19903.3/5 first-person shooter

House of the Dead

Windows XP/98/9519984.1/5 rail shooter

House of the Dead is an old horror-themed rail shooter game, developed and released by Sega in 1998. The whole gameplay can be summarized in a single sentence "a first-person 3D shooting gallery with zombies". House of the Dead runs on older version of Windows, so you may need a virtual machine to play it properly.

Hostage: Rescue Mission

DOS19893.3/5

Hexen: Beyond Heretic

DOS1995protected4.2/5 first-person shooter

Heretic

DOS1994protecteddemo4.3/5 first-person shooter

Heavy Barrel

DOS19893.4/5 run and gun

Halloween Harry

DOS1993freeware4.2/5 run and gun, platform

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.

Guerrilla War

DOS19873.4/5 run and gun

Gremlins 2: The New Batch

DOS19903.4/5 run and gun

Game Over

DOS19882.9/5 run and gun, platform

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.