Ozark Softscape was a small but hugely influential studio from Little Rock, Arkansas, founded by the Bunten brothers alongside Jim Rushing and Alan Watson. Working closely with publishers like Electronic Arts and later Microplay, the team became famous for designer Danielle Bunten Berry’s people-first strategy games—titles that made negotiation, markets, and multiplayer mind games as exciting as combat. On DOS they delivered standouts such as M.U.L.E., Command H.Q., Global Conquest, Modem Wars, Robot Rascals, and the Seven Cities of Gold: Commemorative Edition. On bestDOSgames.com, you can visit this developer’s page and play these DOS games online for free.