Science fiction games sorted by title, from Z to A

Time travel, space wars, alien empires, alternate universe, cyberpunk anti-heroes, space invaders, post-apocalyptic worlds, dystopian societies, mad scientists, galaxies far far away, strange new worlds, mech battles, deep space exploration, evil robots... should I go on?

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Omega

DOS19894/5 Origin Systems

Omega is an abandoned science fiction themed strategy game developed and released by Origin Systems in 1989 for DOS, Amiga, Apple II, Atari ST, C64. Omega is a rare example of a programming game about robots.

Ogre

DOS19864.2/5 Origin Systems

Obliterator

DOS19892.9/5 Psygnosis

Novatron

DOS19823.3/5 Verisoft

Nova 9: The Return of Gir Draxon

DOS19914.3/5 Dynamix

Normality

DOS1996protecteddemo3.8/5 Gremlin Graphics / Gremlin Interactive

Normality is a first-person adventure video game developed by Gremlin Interactive and released in 1996. The game is set in a dystopian future where a totalitarian regime known as the One True Government (OTG) controls the city of Neutropolis. The player takes on the role of Kent, a rebellious citizen who opposes the oppressive rule of the OTG. The ...

Nomad

DOS19934.1/5 Papyrus Design Group

Noctis

DOSWindows XP/98/9520003.9/5

Nightlong: Union City Conspiracy

Windows XP/98/9519983.8/5 Trecision

Neuromancer

DOS19893.9/5 Interplay Productions

Netherworld

DOS19902.9/5 Hewson Consultants

Nectaris

DOS19954/5 Hudson soft

Narco Police

DOS19903.5/5 Iron Byte

Nanotank

Windows 3.x19933.7/5

Morphman

Windows XP/98/9519932.6/5 Dynamic Dimensions Development

Moon Patrol

DOS19834.2/5 Irem Software Engineering

Monuments of Mars

DOSWindows XP/98/95Mac1991freeware3.3/5 Scenerio Software

Mission: Mainframe

DOS19873.9/5

Mission Critical

DOS1995protected4/5 Legend Entertainment

Mines of Titan

DOS19893.6/5 Westwood Studios

Mines of Titan (also known as Mars Saga for other platforms) is an abandoned single-player RPG with a sci-fi setting (you're going to Mars!). Mines of Titan was developed by Westwood Studios and released by Infocom in 1989 for DOS, Apple II and Commodore 64.