This relatively unknown top-down dungeon romp was one of the first RPGs that include a full-fledged dungeon editor program that allows you to design dungeons easily with a mouse-based interface...

Quietly released by SSI in 1986 and 1987 were 2 PC conversions of their classic Apple II RPGs: Demon's Winter and The Shard of Spring.

Descent to Undermountain is a very disappointing and buggy first-person RPG from Interplay.

Dink Smallwood is a fun "light" action-based RPG from originally released as shareware.

Although definitely one of the worst RPGs ever made, Disciples of Steel nevertheless deserves recognition for its designers' efforts to combine traditional RPG elements with tactical options commonly associated with...

Diver Down is a great fanmade freeware RPG - the first finished game using Verge, a new and promising RPG creation program.

The one and only RPG from Accolade is a refreshing game set in modern-day haunted house.

DOOM: The Roguelike is one of the most ingenious DOOM clones I have ever come across.

Chris Wild did a superb job on unofficial PC conversions of Lord of Midnight and its sequel Doomdark's Revenge, Mike Singleton's epic RPGs first released for the Spectrum and Commodore...

The true successor to Interplay's acclaimed Bard's Tales games that unfortunately never got as much attention, Dragon Wars is an epic fantasy game that combines the best elements of Interplay's...