Red Rat Software sprang up in Manchester, UK, in 1985, founded by Charles Partington, Harry Nadler and Don Rigby. After charming Atari-8-bit owners, the studio leapt to MS-DOS, stuffing sharp design and dry British humour into compact code. Its DOS line-up showcases the domino-toppling puzzler Pushover (1992) and its gravity-bending sequel One Step…

The Minnesota Educational Computing Consortium (MECC) was an influential figure in the world of early computer games. Known for producing educational software, they created classics like The Oregon Trail and Number Munchers that captivated a generation. Now, BestDOSGames.com allows you to revisit these classic MECC DOS games, all for free and playa…

Celestial Software was a talented early-1990s studio best known on DOS for two distinctive titles: Utopia: The Creation of a Nation and Spacewrecked: 14 Billion Light Years From Earth. Utopia blended city-building with real-time strategy, letting players found colonies, balance resources, and manage diplomacy under constant pressure. Spacewrecked d…

Titus France SA was a notable French video game developer and publisher established in 1985. Renowned for blending inventive gameplay with vibrant graphics, they delivered memorable DOS titles that captured the hearts of fans worldwide. Their portfolio boasts quirky platformers such as Prehistorik and The Blues Brothers, each characterized by humor…