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Scorched Earth was my favorite among that list. I spent many hours playing it on my Packard Bell 486x.
by hollywood_court 4y ago
Scorched Earth was my favorite among that list. I spent many hours playing it on my Packard Bell 486x.
- Tomte 4y agoYou can actually still buy it: http://www.whicken.com/scorch/index.html http://www.whicken.com/scorch/index.html
- nicolas_t 4y agoI wish it was on gog or steam. I'm lazy but would love to just have it work on the steam deck without me buying it, backing up the zip, configuring dosbox etc...
- staindk 4y agoSeems you should be able to play at least the Shareware version online: https://archive.org/details/msdos_SCORCH15_shareware https://archive.org/details/msdos_SCORCH15_shareware EDIT: this seems to be the full one, but I'm not sure how one would check (never played this game): https://archive.org/details/ScorchedEarth https://archive.org/details/ScorchedEarth
- Zardoz84 4y agoI would not call "forgotten" Scorched Earth. Even there is a remake in 3d.
- indymike 4y agoAtomic Tanks is an open source clone of Scorched Earth taking it to it's natural conclusion. Then there's the open source 3d version... Scorched3d. Still a good time waster when you are on hold.
- redballoon6 4y agoScorched Earth was great fun. Was going to suggest Nuclear War, but I see that's actually from '89...