@thomholwerda WinDoom build on WinG I wonder if this works on a VM

@thomholwerda Does Commander Keen count or is that DOS?

@thomholwerda minesweeper

@thomholwerda Norton Desktop, Borland Delphi

@thomholwerda Entomorph Plague of the Darkfall is an amazing game for Win3.11 using WinG

@thomholwerda myst

@thomholwerda https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cY6wWYDqF8Y

@thomholwerda Gotta have the Indiana Jones and Yoda Desktop Adventures.

@thomholwerda gazillionaire deluxe, chip's challenge, rats!

@thomholwerda I mean it's gotta be castle of the winds for me

@thomholwerda hmm... the only ones ik of are the Microsoft Windows Entertainment Pack collection (1-4)

There are a few games in there that I had in my childhood (thanks to my strict parents).

@thomholwerda Castle of the Winds. Kye. Skifree (in fact the whole windows entertainment pack). After Dark.

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i think it's a Win 3.11 game. "Pirates! Gold"

@thomholwerda Trumpet Winsock? 😈

@thomholwerda Ski Free and Norton Desktop

@thomholwerda I loved Pegasus Mail for my email program back then.

@thomholwerda tabworks

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Civilization 2. I'm almost positive I played it on Windows 3.11.

@thomholwerda Trumpet Winsock, Netscape 4, Opera 3.62, Internet Explorer 5, Flash?

@thomholwerda Lotus Smartsuite for the best set of programs for all the needs, Fury3x && Myst for best games ever.

@thomholwerda Sim Tower ❤️

@thomholwerda Chex Quest (technically DOOM based so DOS, but it had a Windows launcher from what I recall)

Sim City 2000 of course

Compuserve (it was my "internet" when I was a teen)

Cakewalk and Noteworthy

Total Commander

XING Media Player

@thomholwerda operation: inner space

there's a trial

https://www.sdispace.com/index.html

@thomholwerda Sim City!

@thomholwerda The Incredible Machine 3 and 3D Ultra Pinball: Creep Night. Played those lots in my dads 486 Win 3.11 machine.

@thomholwerda does W32.Welchia support 3.11?

@thomholwerda operation Inner Space, hands down the greatest

@thomholwerda Entertainment and Font Packs, obviously. Then Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia, MS Word and Excel, the various Maxis Sim* games for Windows, etc.

@thomholwerda I like Cosmology of Kyoto.

@thomholwerda CorelDraw, WordPerfect, Lotus 123. Kai‘s Power Tools.

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Not sure if DOS but I played the heck out of this on Win 3.11 too.

https://archive.org/details/OilBaron_1020

https://www.classicdosgames.com/game/Oil_Baron.html

@thomholwerda After Dark! Particularly the Star Trek set, but flying toasters are good too.

@thomholwerda pif editor :P

@thomholwerda There are some good 3.11 native ports of the Macventure games -- Uninvited, for example -- that would be worth looking into. Or other games that make extensive use of the subwindow function of Windows, like Sim Park.