
Monthly DOS game online discussion and podcast
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 124 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure | |||

Ah, Sid Meier's Civilization... It's hard to overstate just how epic and ambitious this game was when it first came out in 1991. The intro starts with the very formation of planet Earth itself. The seas split, the continents are formed, life evolves ... more
After having run this club for almost 10 years now, sometimes we worry we might run out of good games to feature. Not that we only want to cover the best or most famous games, but we wouldn't want to feel like we're scraping the barrel either. Anyway... more
It's time for another multi-game month! After skiing, pinball, cricket and golf, we sat down for a nice game of computer pool. And snooker. And billiards. Basically anything where you use a cue stick to hit a ball on a table. Turns out there are quit... more
Back in April we looked at Sam & Max Hit the Road, the first game featuring Steve Purcell's crime fighting comic strip duo. Tasked with finding an escaped bigfoot from the circus, Sam & Max find themselves on a big road trip adventure all across the ... more
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I’ve listened to this podcast for more years than I can recount, over all those years the quality of the podcast has not gone down a bit. Great games and the podcasters and guests are always entertaining and informative. Hit subscribe - you won’t be sorry
I’ve just discovered the podcast via the ROTT episode. I really enjoyed it, and can’t wait to work my way through all of the other episodes. It was great to hear the music samples too.
Thanks very much!
Love hearing about old games I played a ton, but also a lot of interesting ones I missed. Thanks guys.
This is a really nice podcast that feels cozy chat with lots of goodies and plenty of knowledge
Great nostalgic podcast the combination of the hard to please Florian and forever optimistic Martyne makes for accurate reflections on our favourite games growing up, love ya work lads! Good to hear Richards on the team now but I do miss him on the podcast. We also need starcon 2 guys 🤩
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A nostalgic, community-driven roundtable focused on classic DOS-era games, with deep dives into game design, historical context, and preservation. Episodes frequently center on specific titles or genres, featuring a rotating panel of knowledgeable guests who share personal memories, technical anecdotes, and cultural significance. A standout aspect is the strong emphasis on music, debugging stories, and the emergence of fan projects and preservation efforts, giving listeners both thoughtful criticism and warm camaraderie. The show stands out for its book-club-like structure, European and international perspectives, and consistently high production quality that makes dense retro topics approachable for both long-time fans and new listeners cu... more
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Recent guests on DOS Game Club include:
1. Jason (Angel Online)
2. Natalie Lawhead
3. Dr. DOS
4. John Passfield
5. Pete Mullins
6. Hannes Kriusot
7. Richard Orpix
8. Tony Longworth
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