The best top down games
Top down games were very popular in the 80s and the 90s, when graphic cards were not capable of supporting 3D, and even when 3D started to become popular, 2D games continued to be easier to develop, at least in the infancy of 3D gaming. 2D game offered the player a viewpoint that helped keeping things easily under control (think about top down party-based RPGs or hex-based strategy games).
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DOS1990freeware3.1/5 Apogee Software
Rescue Rover 2
DOS1991protected3.1/5 id software
Firezone
DOS19883.1/5 Arcadia Systems
X-Fighter
DOS19873.1/5 Wordworks Software
Backgammon
DOS19843.1/5 IBM
Dolphin Boating Simulator
DOS19883.1/5 Dolphine marine systems
Day of the Pharaoh
DOS19893.1/5 Chip
O-Pong
DOS19963.1/5
Pac Gal
DOS19823.1/5
ALF: The First Adventure
DOS19873/5 Box Office
Aspetra
DOS19963/5
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show
DOS19893/5 Tynesoft Computer Software
Cyrus
DOS19853/5
First Expedition
DOS19883/5 Interstel Corporation
Fisher-Price Firehouse Rescue
DOS19883/5 GameTek
IBM 9-Hole Miniature Golf
DOS19833/5 SoftSide Magazine
Mortal Pong
DOS1995freeware3/5
Pictionary: The Game of Quick Draw
DOS19893/5 Oxford Mobius
Pong Kombat
DOS1994freeware3/5
Quest for the Unicorn
DOSWindows XP/98/95Linux1990freeware3/5
Subbuteo
DOS19903/5 Goliath Games
Sword Quest 1: The Search
DOS19923/5
The Punisher
DOS19903/5 Paragon Software
Turbo Gomoku
DOS19853/5
Wembley Rugby League
DOS19963/5 Denton Designs
Lord of Destruction
DOS19942.9/5 Rebelsoft
Batalia
DOS19862.8/5 The Right Brothers
Windwalker (Moebius 2)
DOS19892.8/5 Origin Systems
Shanghai II: Dragon's Eye
Windows 3.xMac OS19902.8/5 Activision
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DOS19922.8/5 Sierra On-Line