The most popular 19th century games
The 19th century was the age of steam, railroads and remarkable discoveries. It was the age of literary masterpieces like the Sherlock Holmes novels and Jules Verne's sci-fi stories. It's easy to see why some developers chose the 19th century as the setting for their games.
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Dracula in London
DOS19883.4/5 SDJ Enterprises
Treasure Island
DOS19853.5/5 Byron Preiss Video Productions
The Chaos Engine
DOS1994protected4.2/5 Bitmap Brothers
Treasure Trap
DOS19903.6/5 Emerald Software
Treasure Trap is an abandoned isometric action-adventure game published for DOS, Amiga and Atari ST by Electronic Zoo in 1990. Treasure Trap was developed by Emerald Software and designed by Brian Kelly.
Sherlock: The Riddle of the Crown Jewels
DOS19884.1/5 Challenge
Jinxter
DOS19884/5 Magnetic Scrolls
Sherlock Holmes: The Vatican Cameos
DOS19864/5 Magicom Multimedia
Decisive Battles of the American Civil War: Vol. 2
DOS19894/5 SSG Strategic Studies Group
UMS 2: Nations at War
DOSMac OS19904.1/5 Intergalactic Development
Decision at Gettysburg
DOS19903.8/5 TigLon Software
Fort Apache
DOS19923.6/5 Impressions Games
Champion of the Raj
DOS19914.1/5 Personal Software Services
Decisive Battles of the American Civil War: Vol. 3
DOS19923.5/5 SSG Strategic Studies Group
Waterloo
DOS1989protected4.1/5 SSI Strategic Simulations Inc.
Stratego
DOS19903.8/5 Accolade
Austerlitz
DOS1989protected3.7/5 Tactical Design Group
Crossbow: The Legend of William Tell
DOS19903/5
Great Napoleonic Battles
DOS19913.8/5 Impressions Games
Scrooge
DOS19913/5 Leisuresoft
Scrooge is an abandoned interactive fiction graphic adventure game developed and released by Leisuresoft in 1991 for DO. Scrooge is based on the popular Christmas tale of the same name.
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