Games featuring PvP multiplayer mode sorted by release date
Of all the multiplayer modes available for a game, PvP (Player VS Player) is one of the most appreciated. The thrill of competing in some way against a human opponent is something that changes the way you're playing and is often completely different than fighting a computer opponent. In fact, the first games in history lacked a computer opponent (it needed more resources, more code, etc.), there was PvP before everything else.
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The Battle of the Bulge: Tigers in the Snow
DOS1982protected3.8/5 Tactical Design Group
Archon: the Light and the Dark
DOS19844.2/5 Free Fall Associates
Archon: The Light and the Dark is an abandoned DOS fantasy blend of strategy and action game, developed by Free Fall Associates and published for DOS by Electronic Arts in 1984. Archon and its sequels are a unique mix of chess-like turn-based strategy and arcade action games. Take chess and add the fact that every time two pieces land on the same s...
Mychess
DOS19843.8/5 The Software Toolworks
Cyrus
DOS19853/5
Spacewar
DOS19854/5
Spacewar is one of the earliest digital computer games and is often considered the first interactive video game. It was created in 1962 by Steve Russell, Martin Graetz, and Wayne Wiitanen at the MIT. The game was developed on the PDP-1 minicomputer; this is a DOS port, released in 1985.Spacewar! features two spaceships, controlled by players, that ...
Tournament Tennis
DOS19853.5/5
Batalia
DOS19862.8/5 The Right Brothers
Conflict in Vietnam
DOS19864.1/5 MicroProse Software
Five-a-side Indoor Soccer
DOS19863.1/5 Mastertronic
Gulf Strike
DOS19864.2/5 Microcomputer Games Inc.
Ogre
DOS19864.2/5 Origin Systems
Tag Team Wrestling
DOS19863.5/5 Technos Japan
World Karate Championship
DOS19863.9/5 System 3
Arcade Volleyball
DOS19873.3/5
Marble Madness
DOS19873.7/5 Atari
Marble Madness is an abandoned isometric action game designed by Mark Cerny and originally published by Atari as a successful and iconic arcade game. It was later converted for many platform in 1986 and for IBM PCs in 1987 by Atari.
Patton vs. Rommel
DOS19874/5 Electronic Arts
Street sports baseball
DOS19873.1/5 Epyx
Street sports basketball
DOS19873.3/5 Epyx
Volleyball Simulator
DOS19873.6/5 Time Warp Software
4th & Inches
DOS1988protected3.2/5 Accolade
Battle Chess
DOS1988protected4.2/5 Interplay Productions
Chess was a niche genre in video gaming. There were lots of chess simulations: black and white very old games, licensed games from chess champions, etc. No one ever attempted to broaden the audience until Interplay published Battle Chess. Battle Chess appeal was almost entirely focused on the animations when two pieces ended on the same square.
Bop'N Wrestle
DOS1988protected3.6/5 Beam Software
Classic Concentration
DOS19884.2/5 Softie
Death Sword
DOS19883.9/5 Palace Software
Death Sword (also known as Barbarian in Europe), is a fighting game developed by Palace Software, set in a fantasy world full of huge sword-wielding barbarians. Compared to modern brawlers, Death Sword gameplay may seem slow, but at the time it was considered adequate. Instead of rushing into multiple chain combos, the slow pace allow the players t...
EGA Bomb
DOS19883.7/5
Encyclopedia of War: Ancient Battles
DOS19882.8/5 Cases Computer Simulations
Fire Power
DOS19883.7/5 Silent Software
Kings of the beach
DOS19884.1/5 Electronic Arts
Knight Games
DOS19883.9/5 Mastertronic
Olympic games were something back in the 80s and the 90s: Winter Games, Summer Games, California Games, anything-you-can-think-of games. Some imaginative developer thought that the world needed a different kind of "multisport" action game and came up with he idea behind Knight Games.
MicroProse Soccer
DOS1988protected4.2/5 Sensible Software
MicroProse Soccer is an abandoned action-oriented soccer game, developed by Sensible Software and released by MicroProse Software in 1988. The appeal of MicroProse Soccer was its simplicity and the smooth controls. In the United States it was known as Keith Van Eron's Pro Soccer.