DOS Game Club

This episode features an interview with the developers of Hadrosaurus Software about their game The Aching, exploring its origins as a solo Game Jam project and the studio's background.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast discusses the 1992 video game Ultima Underworld, covering its extended three-month playthrough and featuring knowledgeable guests.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast discusses the 1996 point-and-click adventure game Toonstruck, featuring hosts and guests sharing their experiences and insights.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast discusses the 1993 video game Halloween Harry (also known as Alien Carnage) as their spooky October game selection.

The hosts and guests discuss the 1997 video game MDK on the DOS Game Club podcast, sharing personal experiences and collection anecdotes.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast features hosts and guests discussing the 1990 adventure game Loom, including insights from a speedrunner who manages the game's speedrun boards.

This episode revisits the game DOOM for the podcast's 100th game anniversary, featuring discussions with guests like David X.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast features hosts and guests discussing the 1983 text adventure game Planetfall, its development by Steve Maretsky at Infocom, and their experiences playing it as part of a space game theme.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast discusses the 1994 shareware kart racing game Wacky Wheels, featuring hosts and guests sharing their experiences and insights.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast discusses the 1994 video game Earthworm Jim, featuring hosts and guests sharing their experiences and challenges with the game.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast discusses the game Empire, exploring its concept and various implementations with co-host Florian.

This episode celebrates the 100th episode of the DOS Game Club podcast by discussing the 1994 game Heretic, developed by Raven Software and published by id Software.

The DOS Game Club hosts discuss the 1995 science fiction fantasy RPG Albion with guests including a big fan of the game.

The DOS Game Club podcast discusses the 1984 game Karateka, its versions, and hosts' experiences with it.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast features a discussion about the 1994 game Little Big Adventure with co-hosts and guests, including one from Australia who hosts the Retrospectives podcast.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast discusses the 1995 point-and-click adventure game Discworld, based on Terry Pratchett's work, with hosts Martijn and Florian exploring its background and their anticipation for playing it.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast discusses the 2023 DOS game 'The Aching', including an upcoming separate interview with its developers.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast discusses the 1992 video game B-17 Flying Fortress, featuring hosts and returning members sharing their experiences.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast features hosts and new guests discussing the 1994 DOS fighting game One Must Fall 2097, with a focus on personal experiences and club member interactions.

This episode features an interview with game developers John Passfield and Peter Mullins about the original Halloween Harry game and their work on a new version.

This episode discusses the retro video game KKND: Krush Kill ‘n Destroy, a post-apocalyptic real-time strategy game from 1997.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast features hosts and guests discussing the retro game The Settlers 2, including personal experiences and recovery from illness.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast introduces a discussion about the 1993 game Betrayal at Krondor, with a new guest joining due to the regular co-host's illness.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast features hosts and guests discussing their exploration of all MS-DOS cricket video games, with insights from knowledgeable cricket fans.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast features hosts and guests discussing various golf video games they played for a multi-game episode.

This episode features an interview with two developers of the game Albion, discussing their work on the game and other projects like Ember Moon and Ember Star.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast discusses the 1993 submarine simulation game Subwar 2050, featuring guest insights and comparisons to other retro games.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast features hosts and guests discussing the 1991 fantasy RPG game Eye of the Beholder by Westwood Associates and SSI.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast discusses the 1996 game Realms of the Haunting, a first-person shooter and full-motion video adventure game developed by Gremlin Interactive.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast discusses Frontier Elite 2, a 1993 space simulation game, with hosts Martijn and Florian exploring its context and humorously debating what qualifies as a space game.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast discusses the 1995 space 4X game Ascendancy, featuring the hosts and three guests.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast introduces a discussion about the retro video game Machiavelli the Prince, originally released as Merchant Prince in the early 1990s, with hosts and new guests.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast discusses The Secret of Donkey Island, a 1994 Czech parody of Monkey Island developed by teenagers, with co-hosts and guests exploring its origins and cultural significance.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast discusses the 1994 video game Alien Legacy, covering its development by Ibarra Productions and publication by Sierra Online.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast discusses the 1994 adventure game Beneath a Steel Sky, featuring hosts Martijn and Florian.

The hosts discuss the 1995 LucasArts game Star Wars: Dark Forces as part of their DOS Game Club podcast's shooter month.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast features hosts and guests discussing the 1997 video game The Last Express, including its development and community aspects.

The hosts introduce episode 82 of the DOS Game Club podcast, focusing on their discussion of the 1990s game Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe and its various versions.

The DOS Game Club podcast hosts and a guest introduce episode 74, discussing the 1993 game Shadow of the Comet by Infogrames.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast discusses the 1995 mech simulator game MechWarrior 2, exploring its gameplay and development by Activision.

This episode of the DOS Game Club podcast discusses the 1991 ant simulator game SimAnt by Maxis, featuring hosts and a guest.

The DOS Game Club celebrates its fifth anniversary by discussing Quake, a landmark first-person shooter.

In this DOS Game Club episode, the hosts discuss playing Jones in the Fast Lane and propose a format change to allow guests to speak in their native languages instead of English, addressing language barriers and improving the show's international focus.

The DOS Game Club hosts discuss Jones in the Fast Lane, a 1991 Sierra Online game, debating its classification as a board game and sharing humorous anecdotes about time confusion and sleep deprivation.

The hosts introduce the episode about the DOS game Raptor: Call of the Shadows, discussing its background and pronunciation of the developer's name.

The hosts introduce the August game, Star Trek 25th Anniversary, and share their initial impressions and childhood memories of the DOS game.

A monthly podcast where hosts discuss a classic DOS game, The Lost Vikings, sharing memories and analysis.

The hosts introduce the episode about the DOS game Simon the Sorcerer, part of their year of adventure games series.

The hosts introduce a new automated podcast generator and begin discussing the classic DOS game Day of the Tentacle.

The episode introduces a year of adventure games in DOS Game Club, featuring an interview with David Fox, a pioneer of point-and-click adventures at LucasArts.

A group of enthusiasts discuss the classic DOS game Tyrian, sharing insights and experiences.

A group of hosts discuss the classic DOS game The Incredible Machine in a monthly podcast episode.

A monthly podcast club discusses the classic DOS game Nightmare 3D with multiple guests.

The hosts introduce themselves and begin discussing the classic DOS game Commander Keen, which they played in September.