Ahh...nostalgia.

Angcuru · Apr 25, 2005

GO HERE RIGHT NOW!

Free and legal oldschool dos games! Awesomeness!

driver8 · Apr 25, 2005

Very cool and xp compatible too! Thanks!

TheAuldGrump · Apr 25, 2005

Ummm, there are some wonderful choices there, but not all are legal.

Eye of the Beholder was a licensed product for example, and WotC has not opened that license to the public domain.

The Auld Grump

Obscure · Apr 25, 2005

This is quite possibly the greatest thing I have ever seen in my life.

Thanks for the heads-up, Angcuru!

silvermane · Apr 25, 2005

Actually none of these games are legal to distribute (probably), but it's up to you... the pangs of conscience involved surely are minimal.

jonesy · Apr 25, 2005

Well I see one very good use for the site. I've been trying to get my UFO to work on my new computer for ages without much luck. The version they have available there works without having to do anything to it. You know what this means? I get to play UFO once again!

TheAuldGrump · Apr 25, 2005

silvermane said:
Actually none of these games are legal to distribute (probably), but it's up to you... the pangs of conscience involved surely are minimal.

I saw at least one exception - Betrayal at Krondor. So I am not judging all the choices, but there are others thar are not open to distribution. (However much I want them... Darklands was great... *grumble,grumble*)

The Auld Grump

Andur · Apr 26, 2005

I still have the Darklands CD, haven't put it in for quite some time now, not sure if it will even run on this setup, course, I do have an old 'puter from '94 or so lying around here somewhere...

<wheels start turning, making alot of racket since I don't use them wheels much>

silvermane · Apr 26, 2005

BaK was great! I must have played it some ten times or so, even though it is semi-linear (that is, you have a mission in each chapter, but you're allowed to loiter pretty much over the map). It's got over 100 riddles that a DM can try the players with (you can find all of them, with answers, at the sites devoted to the game).

Did somebody attempt a conversion of Feist's works to d20 rules?

der_kluge · Apr 26, 2005

Wicked cool. When my home computer gets fixed, I'll have to go download that Al-Qadim game. I remember playing that, but I don't remember much about it.