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Space Quest III (1989): Roger Wilco Cleans Up After Vohaul

DOS Attic / July 19, 2026

Roger Wilco, the least likely hero in Sierra’s catalog, spends the opening minutes of Space Quest III doing exactly what […]

DOS Attic / July 19, 2026

Ask a handful of Sierra fans which King’s Quest is the best one, and an awful lot of them will

DOS Attic / July 18, 2026

In 1984, IBM needed something to show off the graphics capability of its new PCjr, and Sierra On-Line’s Roberta Williams

DOS Attic / July 13, 2026

Ask a room of DOS gaming fans to name Origin Systems’ best 1995 release and most will say Ultima VIII.

DOS Attic / July 13, 2026

What happens when a text parser and EGA graphics both disappear from a Sierra game at once? King’s Quest V

DOS Attic / July 12, 2026

Jane Jensen’s New Orleans Some adventure games hand you a joke shop and a string of one-liners. Gabriel Knight: Sins

DOS Attic / July 12, 2026

Sid Meier’s Civilization gets credit for inventing the modern 4X genre, but a small MicroProse-published game from 1994 quietly out-did

DOS Attic / July 11, 2026

There’s a specific kind of magic in a game that lets you start a session planning a treasure hunt and

DOS Attic / July 11, 2026

Before Command & Conquer made Westwood a household name, the studio cut its teeth on something very different: a first-person

DOS Attic / July 10, 2026

Twelve fighters, three ways to end a match, and a sequel that fixed nearly everything players complained about in the

DOS Attic / July 10, 2026

Mention “Dune” to most PC gamers from this era and they’ll think of Westwood’s real-time strategy game. That’s a shame,

DOS Attic / July 9, 2026

Space Quest never took itself seriously, and that’s exactly why it’s lasted. Two guys, one janitor, and a galaxy to