Clyde’s Adventure 
Clyde’s Adventure‘s unexpected, almost uncharacteristic viciousness may speak to those who find playful ridicule motivating.
Tagged: DOS
Clyde’s Adventure
Crazy Drake
The borderline stylistic thievery of Crazy Drake actually helps the game compare favorably to other platformers from the same period.
Creep Clash 
Creep Clash is a lousy fighting game, but at least it’s a lousy Halloween fighting game.
Crime City 
After a phenomenal introduction, this murder mystery loses sight of its resonant message about change and time amid a setting that sidelines those forces.
Crystal Caves
Is it a platformer or a puzzle game? Genre means little when games are challenging and rewarding like Crystal Caves.
Crystal Pixels 
Go inside a void of glistening lights, created by its programmer as a personal place to be alone. You can explore it if you can control it. Maybe we’re not supposed to play this.
Curse of Enchantia
The expectations of the adventure genre weigh on this game that otherwise has a blast chasing the non-logic of an increasingly absurd dream.
Defcon 5 
Combining first-person shooters and strategic simulation around a specific location is a brilliant concept. Defcon 5 implements it in an extremely flawed way, though enough that you can see what works.
Dinosaur Predators 
As an educational tool about dinosaurs, this game is limited by its strategic shortcomings. As a strategy game, it’s held back by its adherence to science.
Dominus
From the highest vantage point to a small dungeon, Dominus finds a plethora of ways to wage war and then never gives you the time to try them.