Manchester-based Binary Design burst onto the home-computer scene in the mid-1980s, earning renown for sharp arcade conversions and isometric action adventures. Led by Andrew Hieke and the Pickford brothers, the studio delivered a string of PC hits: stunt racer Hard Drivin’, kung-fu sequel Double Dragon II: The Revenge, arena sport-brawler Vectorball, dirt-kicking Motorbike Madness, plus cult curios AAARGH!, Voyager and the strategy gem Feud. Bright sprites, punchy soundtracks and instant controls capture the exuberance of late-80s DOS gaming. Every title featured on this page loads right in your browser—no installs, no fuss. Click, play and relive these classics for free on BestDOSGames.
D. Gottlieb & Co.
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Founded in Chicago in 1927 by coin‑op pioneer David Gottlieb, the company quickly became the gold standard of American pinball, popularising innovations such as the flipper and bumper assemblies. During the video‑game boom of the early 1980s Gottlieb leapt from cabinets to code, crafting the cube‑hopping puzzler Q*bert—ported to DOS in 1984 by Park…