Searching for the best free games on PC can be time-consuming for many, considering there are over a hundred titles to choose ...

An old-school game — at least in terms of style — is now free for all Steam users on PC for a limited time. More specifically ...

Fortunately, you don't need to spend any money to play thousands of classic PC games: The Internet Archive has you covered. The Internet Archive has multiple libraries of MS-DOS software populated ...

When you boot up your old PC game, ... you might be able to make them look better than they ever could back in the day via free ... and extra post-processing effects can make old-school PC games ...

Those who used to game with devices such as C64, SNES, or Megadrive, but now no longer own suitable computers and consoles, can now play the classic games on the PC. Here are three ways—from the ...

There are many reasons one could argue that the PC is the best way to play video games: Better visuals, cheaper and more interesting games, a wide-open platform, and so on. But one of the best ...

There are thousands of great PC games from the days before Steam, Epic Game Store, and Windows 10. Here's how you can play them today.

Classic PC games only get better with age--but without the right tricks and tweaks, they won't run on your Windows 7 PC. Here's how to make your favorite old games work on your current computer.

Apple's approval of the UTM SE app brings vintage PC games and classic software to iPhone and iPad users, rekindling nostalgia and opening up new possibilities for retro gaming enthusiasts.

Two of those libraries are MS-DOS Games and Classic PC Games. They're exactly what they sound like: a collection of games built for MS-DOS and a collection of older PC games beyond DOS, respectively.

There are thousands of great PC games from the days before Steam, Epic Game Store, and Windows 10/11. Here's how you can play them today.

Two of those libraries are MS-DOS Games and Classic PC Games. They're exactly what they sound like: a collection of games built for MS-DOS and a collection of older PC games beyond DOS, respectively.