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In an era when DOS shooters were dominated by corridor-based gunplay, Terminal Velocity (1995) burst onto the scene with something completely different — blistering flight-speed combat, sprawling alien worlds, and a sense of freedom rarely seen in PC games of the time. Developed by Terminal Reality and published by 3D Realms, this iconic sci-fi shooter put players in the cockpit of the TV-202 fighter jet and unleashed them across massive battlefields filled with aerial duels, tunnel chases, and explosive firepower.

Before modern city-building games refined the formula of peaceful growth and careful planning, Constructor (DOS) shook up the genre with its mischievous mix of management, humor, and outright sabotage. Released in 1997 by System 3, this cult-classic DOS title blended real-time strategy with urban development, turning the world of property management into a chaotic battlefield of rival builders, troublesome tenants, and creative criminal tactics.