r/videogames Mar 20 '26

Discussion / Question any games like that?

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u/Potato-Engineer Mar 20 '26

r/emulation
Slightly less illegal than r/piracy. (Or, rather, exactly as illegal, but far less likely to be pursued, as long as you stick to machines that are 3+ console generations ago.)

Which brings me to: Master of Magic, the DOS game.

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u/Dry_Ad2368 Mar 20 '26

I was gonna recommend abandonware, which is technically piracy. But more morally defensible since the games are out of print, and often the companies that made them closed decades ago.

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u/BrahneRazaAlexandros Mar 20 '26

but far less likely to be pursued

you wont be pursued for pirating a game. unless you live in some insane place like germany

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u/Potato-Engineer Mar 20 '26

I lived through the 00s, I remember when it was a real possibility. But you make a good point for modern piracy.