Looking for old DOS games

So I’m looking for the full non-shareware versions of a lot of Apogee/Epic games from over a decade ago, and either Google fails me or I suck, and I hoped it wouldn’t be too much of a problem asking here.

I’ll name some of the games in question:

Duke Nukem II
Jill of the Jungle
Crystal Caves
Mystic Towers
Realms of Chaos
Monster Bash

I think it’s okay to ask because I don’t believe they’re buyable anymore…

Thanks in advance.

If google isnt producing anything, I dont know what will, kind of depends on what your typing in to though. I’m not sure where to find old DOS games, good question.

If you know how to download torrents, I suggest trying it.

I got the "old-school" Oregon Trail game on my laptop :D.

If google isnt producing anything, I dont know what will, kind of depends on what your typing in to though. I’m not sure where to find old DOS games, good question.

What would I be expected to type in, exactly?

Try typing in the titles of the games you want through a torrent engine. Depending on the popularity of the game (it being old doesn’t help), you might find what you’re looking for. Or not.

Duke Nukem II
Jill of the Jungle
Crystal Caves
Mystic Towers
Realms of Chaos
Monster Bash

In this same order

http://www.download-full-games.com/pc/arcade_action/duke_nukem_2.html
http://www.download-full-games.com/pc/arcade_action/jill_of_the_jungle.html
http://www.download-full-games.com/pc/arcade_action/crystal_caves_1.html
http://www.download-full-games.com/pc/adventure/mystic_towers.html
couldn’t find Realms of Chaos
http://www.download-full-games.com/pc/arcade_action/monster_bash.html

What would I be expected to type in, exactly?

You’ll just have to try different ways of typing it in, just re-wording things can help your luck man.

looks like BNX just got it all for you though.

This site is pretty good…

http://www.abandonia.com/

You can download all types of good stuff.

Thanks BNX! I’ll give those a try and report back.

the downside with that site is you have to register and then fill out those bogus offers like "win a free PS3!" to download games, but you get multiple games per offer, you can write a game review instead, or thankfully [email protected] tends to work just fine for the offers, as does [email protected], with whatever gibberish you want to put in for the rest of the information