DOS Time Travel - Puzzle Games / One per Year 

My favorite DOS puzzle game is Supaplex, but I guess it's quite well now at this point. Back in the day I managed to beat the game, one of my proudest gaming accomplishments of all time. (I'll never stop bragging about it when given a chance x)

The Fool's Errand! It's a fiendish game, seriously, where the solutions of the previous puzzles form the later puzzles themselves... It's uncompromisingly hard, there's a hint book made by the developer himself somewhere floating online

Spider-Lemmings sounds like a terrifying idea. I had enough trouble keeping them from falling off edges, I think my brain would break if they could climb the walls too!

The Fool's Errand is one I recall briefly toying around with but I didn't have the right frame of mind to enjoy it when I was young. Seems I need to find & try this one again. Thanks.

At 23:42, did you say "re-reCORGIng"? XD OMGBBQ! Ahem! I wasn't expecting these games and they're all new to me (except for the ones you've talked about in other videos). I guess there are lots and lots of puzzle games to choose from on DOS. :) I share your sentiment about timers. And the way the speed ramps up in the games with a Tetris inspiration is kind of adding a timer too. Scary stuff. :D Fool's Errand sounds very interesting. I like additional stories to tie up the puzzles. :) Btw, have you heard of Puzzle Agent? It's a newer game, but it has an intriguing art style and story to it.

Zoop has sucked my life away like Tetris, I still take it out and play it all the time.

Troddlers mechanics looks very similar to Solomon Key from 86, love that mix of action and puzzle. Btw can The Lemmings be refered as puzzle? I think they are. Thanks again for time machine! Your work is underrated, tho it is defenitely a phenomenon.

Hah, almost got me this time - but there's still one game I played, Quadrax. Never got much reach, but still got plenty of coverage here thanks to being Slovak :D

So what will you do when you'll run out of retro games to cover? Will you cover newer PC or PS/Gamecube/Nintendo etc. games?

alway's a pleasure to watch your videos:) would like to have an idea about the sound of games because sound is an important things for me....

puzzling puzzlers... they come in all sorts of shapes, sizes and ages. yet some feel evergreen. lets see if anything here could challange likes of the incredible machine, lemmings, pushover. (Quadralien) i suspect it is no conincidence that this was released few years after Chernobyl, the contaiment of contamination was fresh on everyone's minds. to have an inspired puzzle game out of reasonable concerns is very creative way to deal with fears and frustrations and whilst it dose appear to be excessively hard (way above my inteligence level just by hearing the explainer and watchign the footage) i am guessing it was made relatively quickly. (fool's errand) that is very intriging, puzzles building atop of each other's solutions. very clever idea! (Lexi-cross) definitively seen this before on the channel and yep it is still fascinating idea. yep puzzlers are good even on budget games, probbly because they are not as reliant on cutting edge technologiesand possibly because they naturaly attract specific type of develper, one with extenssive dedication to silly ideas they are putting into games (it is telling that undertale is pretty much puzzle game if you play pacfist)

Quadralien is new to me but I’m downloading it now as it seems fun? Fool’s Errand is also new to me but unique or not, being severely dyslexic, it sounds & looks like hell to me to be honest? 😂 I may still give it a go though given your recommendation. 😊 I love Klax & whilst it’s a but hard to explain why it’s another I have a special place in my heart for on the Atari Lynx. Speaking of games that look like hell given my dyslexia, Lexi-Cross! It’s probably perfectly within my capabilities but it still makes my bum tight. I actually know Stone Age from the Amiga where it was excellent & the PC version looks just the same? I wish I could say exactly the same for Troddlers but I don’t know it at all? I do know X-it from PC but it’s been long enough that I could probably go back to it now & the puzzles will still seem new to me. Zoop’s got a “shareware” look to it & that’s not always a bad thing but it would explain the poor difficulty balancing? Fairly sure you introduced me to Quadrax & I appreciate it, thank you, because I would have overlooked it back in ‘96 & it’s surprisingly engaging given it’s simplicity. Never played Morph? It may have had a different name here in the UK as there was a beloved 80’s animated character of that name? Either way I’ve never played it but it looks worth a go. I love puzzle games (except when they have timers) so seeing a fare few to try for the first time makes for a great video, thanks!

Oh, i forgot! Did you mentioned Future Classic Collection ever? It is set of 5 different puzzles-like gameplays for 2-players

X-It, great one 👍

Have you thought of turning your scripts and publishing a video game history book/ebook in Polish? The downside is your channel might be found out, along with the harpy boss' wife jokes.

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