Click on a game if you want to download it (No Qbasic? Look below!):
Tic, Tac Toe (3,401 bytes)
For one or two players. Very very hard to beat the computer. |
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Line (3,021 bytes)
For two players only. The one who can keep his line alive without hitting something wins. Quite fun actually. |
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Memorygame (2,655 bytes)
For one player only. You'll see a keyboard with seven buttons and you are to remember which buttons where pressed. |
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Shoot-the-plane (3,976 bytes)
For one player only. Hit the plane! The more you hit it in one run, the more points you'll get a shot. |
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Yahtzee (4,762 bytes)
For one to four players. The game with the dice!! |
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Naval battle (4,785 bytes)
For one or two players. Shoot eachother!! |
The games below were donated to me by Crt
Brezovar .
On his homepage there is even more Qbasic-stuff, like how to use Qbasic
with an IPX network, and other Qbasic libraries.
Mythical Quest
For one player. Very much like Prince Persia. Use the *.exe. |
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High Noon
For two players only. Shoot eachother. |
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Jumping Jack Flash
For one player. Try to get to the top of the screen. |
And this little program was donated to me by Ruurd.
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The DNA screensaver
A DNA screensaver in 6 different styles. |
A pacmanlike game was donated to me by Hugo Barnard.
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Blobble
For one player. A pacman-like game. Only this time you can shoot. |
For one player. This mazegame was donated to me by Steve.
Mazes of misery
For one player. Try to find the way out of this (large) maze
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This tankgame was donated by Gidi Bresler.
Tank wars
For two players only. You have to shoot your opponent by adjusting the power and angle of your cannon. |
This game was donated by Lucoslo.
LCWalls
For one players only. A pacman-like game, where you navigate through the maze to gather all "medaglie"'s. The game is Italian, but still understandable. |
This game was donated by Timen Rinia
.Neverwin
For one players only. The game is in Dutch, but fairly easy to understand. Each turn you have to take 1 to 3 points from the stack and try to force the opponent to take the last point. Oh, and it's impossible to beat the computer. |
This game was donated by Michiel Kroon
.Nibbles
Nibbles for four players |
To play the games you just run the batch file (*.bat). For these games
you will need Qbasic, but most older PC's are equipped with that. Usually in
the C:\DOS or C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND directory. If not, you can find it on your Windows 95/98-CDROM.
I also have more advanced version, which you can download here:
QBasic 4.5
And many many more Qbasic-related stuff can be found at Top219.
And here is another one, the Qbasic
Top 50.
Though these links is a bit forced, they are still useful to find other
Qbasic-on-the-web.
NeoBASIC isn't a forced link,
but it has a lot of QBasic-programs.
Windows users : Right click the batch
file, choose Properties. Then select the map "program". In the field 'workdirectory',
type in the location of the game (see the field above it).