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221B Software Development was an early-1990s studio (noted as UK-based in some credits) best known for bringing recognizable licenses and concepts to home computers, including DOS. Their DOS highlights include HeroQuest (1991), an isometric fantasy adaptation; Alcatraz (1992), a tense action/stealth shooter; and The Jetsons: The Computer Game (1992), a colorful cartoon tie-in with classic platforming energy. If you’re in the mood for crisp old-school challenge and era-defining design, you can play these games on this page online for free.

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