Microïds DOS Classics: Play Nicky Boom & Chicago 90

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Microïds is a French studio founded in 1985 by Elliot Grassiano, known for mixing arcade energy with accessible design across racers, platformers, and strategy games. Its DOS-era catalogue ranges from city chases in Chicago 90 to colorful platforming in Nicky Boom and its sequel Nicky 2, while Ultimate Domain (Genesia) and Dominium scratch that kingdom-building and real-time strategy itch. Sports fans still remember the downhill thrills of Super Ski (also known as Downhill Challenge). On this page you can play selected Microïds DOS games online for free and revisit a formative slice of European PC gaming history.

Most popular games by Microïds

1989 Brøderbund Software, Inc.
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Downhill Challenge
Action game
Downhill Challenge is a vintage skiing game developed by Microïds and published by Brøderbund, capturing alpine speed with crisp, behind-the-skier action. Players race through slalom, giant slalom, downhill, and ski jump ev.....
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List of games developed by Microïds

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