Good DOS games for a shitty laptop

[Anonymous No.3328328]

I'm going to a trip and will only have my shitty laptop to pass time, recommend some good DOS games or anything that runs on a toaster of toasters.

[Anonymous No.3328370]

Kroz and ZZT series
And most other text mode games.

[Anonymous No.3328387]

>>3328370
I'm having trouble with dosbox, it doesnt let me change the directory to my game folders, it keeps saying that c:\ already is the directory.

[Anonymous No.3328392]

>>3328387
maybe it's already set to mount local C:\ as drive c: in dosbox.conf?

[Anonymous No.3328394]

>>3328392
>>3328387
yea I just figured that out myself, changed it to d:\ instead. Now this seems to be my problem, the game was running OK earlier with this command. Any idea what might be the problem?

[Anonymous No.3328395]

>>3328387
You mounted that folder as your c drive. That means that folder is c inside dos box. You dont need to change directories or anything you got it right mostly

[Anonymous No.3328396]

>>3328394
ok im a dumbass. Now that this works, keep recommending.

[Anonymous No.3328403]

>>3328396
Dungeon hack is awesome

[Anonymous No.3328406]

>>3328403
looks sweet, downloading now. I'm assuming that it plays similarly to Legend of Grimrock.

[Anonymous No.3328426]

I'm downloading daggerfall atm and having trouble installing it. I'm at the installation screen and chose the huge installation option and this came up. Any way to increase the dosbox size or what's the problem?

[Anonymous No.3328438]

>>3328328
Prince of Persia, Lemmings, old LucasArts adventure games

[Anonymous No.3328441]

>>3328438
will definitely get prince of persia, been wanting to play it after seeing it in Game Center CX.

[Anonymous No.3328448]

Princess Maker

[Anonymous No.3328458]

>>3328406
Dungeon hack is randomly generated, so all of the puzzles will be kinda bad. For this reason I prefer Eye of the beholder 1 & 2.

I also recommend Master of Magic (needs an unofficial patch though), Skyroads, Archimedean dynasty, Abuse and D-generation

[Anonymous No.3328459]

>>3328328
Might & Magic 3
World of Xeen

[Anonymous No.3328465]

>>3328458
>Abuse

fuuuuck yeeeessss

[Anonymous No.3328828]

>>3328387
If you're on a toaster of all toasters, DOSBox is a really bad idea. If you got an actual DOS, use that. Otherwise you're better off with old Windows shit

[Anonymous No.3328834]

>>3328426
RTFM. That issue is described in the setup procedure that Bethesda distributes with the game

[Anonymous No.3328880]

>>3328328
Just finished pic-related. It's quite convenient if you feel like going on an adventure and have some free time.

[Anonymous No.3329072]

Check out all the classic Apogee titles. Things like Crystal Caves and Secret Agent come to mind.

Also, the Commander Keen series.

[Anonymous No.3329091]

>>3328465
Yes please.
Was my favorite game at the time

[Anonymous No.3329110]

God of Thunder is pretty entertaining, kind of Zelda and kind of puzzles with funny dialogue. Also it's officially freeware now.

https://adeptsoftware.com/got/

[Anonymous No.3329128]

>>3328426
Ah, I miss mode 0x13. There was something homely about it.

[Anonymous No.3329140]

Lands of Lore 2: Guardians of Destiny.
I'm playing it now, it's pretty comfy.

[Anonymous No.3329160]

>>3329140
prove it, with an upclose screenshot of her

[luch No.3331459]

u should play Secret of monkey island or the first 2 games,the third one i dont think is dos and the fourth one obviously isnt

[Anonymous No.3331474]

Here's a short list of good strategy games

Civ I
Medieval Lords: Soldier Kings of Europe
Crisis in the Kremlin
Romance of the Three Kingdoms

[Anonymous No.3331480]

Covert Action would be a great recommendation if it didn't require the use of numpad keys. Fucking love this game, I don't know why Sid Meier shits on it so hard, it's my favorite of his games.

[DrPeppr No.3331484]

I highly suggest playing the Ultima series, System Shock, XCOM UFO Defence, or Daggerfall.

[Anonymous No.3333176]

zed was my favourite

[Anonymous No.3333185]

>>3333176
Z, and it's one of the best RTS ever. The idea to skip the whole base building and unit building thing was brilliant. It makes the game so brutally fast and aggressive, especially in multiplayer. Hell, the campaign is pretty much unashamed multiplayer with bots.
Also, the execution is flawless. Hilarious intro and cutscenes, very pretty spritework and an awesomely sarcastic computer voice "supporting" you

[Anonymous No.3333312]

Quest for Glory. Sierra Adventure RPG that has you pick between one of three classes and play the same character through the entire series. Works marvelously well on any toaster, and to date is my favorite game series bar none.

[Anonymous No.3333783]

>>3328328
>shitty laptop
how much shitty? a 500MHz 128 MB RAM laptop from 1999 ?

>3328828
>If you're on a toaster of all toasters, DOSBox is a really bad idea
totally, dosbos is emulation, not virtualization

most likely your laptop isnt that old, there are tons more good 90s windows games than old monachrome dos shit

unless you're going for not games that arent speed dependent like Sim Farm, that is still DOS only.

[Anonymous No.3335314]

>>3333783
im in a decent enough laptop that it runs most if not all dos games, so no worries, just keep recommending.

[Anonymous No.3335649]

>>3333176
Brings back good memories. I remember this being hectic as fuck at times.

[Anonymous No.3335654]

>>3335649
Name a RTS that isn't hectic.

[Anonymous No.3335824]

>>3328328
Liero

[Anonymous No.3336137]

>>3335654
Z dials the hectic to 11, because the unit building mechanics require constant pushing

[Anonymous No.3338013]

What about Pizza Tycoon?