The most popular abandonware strategy games
Games based on strategy allow for reasoning and planning of one’s moves and actions. The gameplay may be based on player’s turns (Turn-based Strategy) or it may be in real time (Real-Time Strategy, RTS). These games focus on strategy and tactics rather than action, sometimes with the addition of financial or logistic features.
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Blitz Draughts
DOS19923.7/5 board game
Stratego
DOS19903.8/5 board game
La Grande Armee
DOS19913.9/5 wargame, turn-based tactics
Shawl
DOS19863.4/5 cards
Sorcerer Lord
DOS19874/5 turn-based tactics
Knight Exchange
DOS19883.2/5 board game
Operation Combat II: By Land, Sea & Air
DOS19934.1/5 wargame
Accordion
DOS19903/5 cards
Gold of the Americas: The Conquest of the New World
DOS19893.8/5 board game
Backgammon
DOS19862.7/5 board game
The computer edition of Scrabble
DOS19893.2/5 board game
Super Battleship
DOS19883.3/5 board game
Socrates
DOS19934/5 chess
Austerlitz
DOS1989protected3.7/5 wargame
Final Frontier
DOS19892.8/5 real-time strategy
Cyrus
DOS19853/5 chess
Bicycle Bridge
DOS19924.2/5 cards
Death by Backgammon
DOS19903.3/5 board game
Laserwars
DOS19943.3/5 artillery
Trump Castle 2
DOS19913/5 cards
Oligopoly
DOS19873.4/5 board game
Oligopoly is an abandoned turn-based strategy game designed by James Kerwin, developed by PC Design Associates and released by XOR Corporation in 1987 for DOS.
Fooblitzsky
DOS19864.1/5 board game
Scrabble
DOS19893.6/5 board game
Operation Market Garden
DOS1985protected3.7/5 wargame, turn-based tactics
Khalaan
DOS19903.6/5 kingdom simulation
Video Casino
DOS19873/5 cards
Great Napoleonic Battles
DOS19913.8/5 turn-based tactics
House of Cards
DOS19893.3/5 cards
The Ancient Art of War in the Skies
DOS19923.7/5 real-time strategy, shoot 'em up
Bridge 7.0
DOS19923.3/5 cards