/vr/ - Retro Games

>>8320004
I used to play a few freeware Zelda clones when I was a kid, and this is what I imagined they would look like if they were made for a console. It gives me a weird sort of nostalgia for that era.

>>6456601
I remember downloading Avalon back in the day off of download.com or some other freeware site, but it never worked.

I'll contribute with something in the same vein, Ends of the Earth 2.

I've asked about this game in every one of these threads I've seen, and while it took over a year, someone found an earlier request, so hopefully this will be found as well.

Its an RPG/Maybe Roguelike game where death is permanent, you start in your own house, limbs have their own health, and upon entering new zones you get a message that was something along the lines of 'You have entered _____. You are considered _____ here.', with the second being a reputation of sorts. I believe your character's head was visible at all times by the limbs, and he was bald. It was Freeware/shareware, and I most likely got it at download.com. A common suggestion given is IVAN, but I'm very familiar with IVAN, and it's not it.

I'll also post a game some of you may have played but forgotten about, a little gem called Ends of the Earth 2. Freeware RPG, was also on download.com and most other freeware sites. Probably the best game made using ORPGCEE, or whatever the fuck it was.

The other two I could never remember were found after years of looking, so maybe this'll be the thread someone knows the final one.

It was a shareware/freeware game I got from download.com in the late 90s. It was an rpg/perhaps roguelike (can't remember if there was permadeath or if I just didn't know how to save) where you started off in your own house, and every location you entered would say something like 'You are in _____. Your reputation here is _____.' There was body part specific damage, I remember it showing your character's head and I believe he was a bald guy with just lines for eyes.

A common suggestion is IVAN, but I'm very familiar with it and that's not it. I believe it was top down or maybe isometric, but I can't quite remember. Thanks for the help, here's a nostalgic image of Ends of the Earth 2.

Freeware PC