The most popular abandonware rpg games

In a Role-Playing Game (RPG), players control one or more characters in a fictional world, be it fantasy-oriented, contemporary, sci-fi, etc. RPGs follow up on traditional tabletop role-playing games features, including narrative threads full of obstacles and enigmas, character development, combat systems, or complex inventories.

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Warriors of Legend

DOS19934/5 action RPG

Ultimuh MCMLXVII: Part 2 of the 39th Trilogy

DOS19933.9/5 action RPG

Tangled Tales

DOS19893.5/5

Lionheart: Legacy of the Crusader

Windows XP/98/952003protected3.9/5 action RPG

Daemonsgate

Windows XP/98/95DOSLinuxMac OS1993protected3.8/5 sandbox RPG

Shadow of Yserbius

DOS19933.8/5 dungeon crawl

Omega

DOSLinux1988freeware3.8/5 roguelike

ICON: Quest for the Ring

DOS19843.6/5 dungeon crawl, action RPG

Beneath Apple Manor

DOS1983freeware4.1/5 roguelike

Reaping The Dungeon

DOS19934/5 dungeon crawl, roguelike

Dark Designs 1: Grelminar's Staff

DOS19903.8/5 dungeon crawl, first-person party-based RPG

Defender of Boston: The Rock Island Mystery

DOS19923.2/5

Joyous Rebel

DOS1996freeware4.1/5

Shard of Spring

DOS1987protected4.1/5

Rings of Zilfin

DOS1987protected3.2/5

Dungeon Explorer

DOS19903.5/5

Questron 2

DOS1988protected3.8/5

Incursion

WindowsLinuxMac OS2007freeware4/5 roguelike, dungeon crawl

Decker

Windows2002freeware3.5/5 roguelike, turn-based tactics

Lord of Destruction

DOS19942.6/5

ZAngband

WindowsMac OSDOSLinux1999freeware4.3/5 dungeon crawl, roguelike

Zangband is a variant of the popular roguelike game Angband. Zangband, short for Zelazny Angband, was developed by Chris Weisiger and first released in 1994. The game features a fantasy world with diverse races, classes, and monsters. Players explore dungeons, caves, and other environments in a quest to reach the bottom level of the dungeon, d...