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This is a list of video games for the Apple II. The Apple II had a large user base and was a popular game development platform in the 1970s and 1980s. There is a separate list of Apple IIGS games.
There are currently 585 games on this list.[a]
List
editTitle | Year | Developer | Publisher | Notes |
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$100,000 Pyramid | 1987 | Craig Carlson[1] | The Box Office | |
221B Baker Street | 1986 | Datasoft | ||
2400 A.D. | 1987 | Chuck Bueche[1] | Origin Systems | Graphical RPG |
3 in 1 College & Pro Football | 1984 | Lance Haffner | Lance Haffner Games | |
3-D Docking Mission | 1978 | Chris Oberth | Programma International/The Elektrik Keyboard | |
3-D Skiing | 1981 | Continental Software | ||
3-D Space Battle | 1980 | Paul Berker[1] | Loch Ness Productions | |
50 Mission Crush | 1984 | John Gray | Strategic Simulations | |
4th & Inches | 1988 | Bob Whitehead[1] | Accolade | Sports game |
ABM | 1980 | Silas Warner[1] | Muse Software | Clone of Missile Command |
Accolade's Comics | 1987 | Accolade | ||
Advanced Blackjack | 1983 | Muse Software | ||
Adventure | 1985 | John Rausch | Role-playing game, complete version of Colossal Cave Adventure by William Crowther & Don Woods) | |
Adventure Construction Set | 1985 | Stuart Smith | Electronic Arts | Graphical RPG and editor |
Adventure Creator | 1987 | Spinnaker Software | ||
Adventure in Time | 1981 | Paul Berker[1] | Phoenix Software | |
Adventure to Atlantis | 1982 | Robert C. Clardy[1] | Synergistic Software | |
Adventureland | 1978 | Scott Adams[1] | Adventure International | Interactive fiction |
Adventures in Flesh | 1983 | Fred D Williams[1] | Krell Software | Adventure game |
Adventures in Narnia: Dawn Treader | 1984 | Lifeware / Gruen Studios[2] | Word Publishing | action/adventure game |
Adventures in Narnia: Narnia | 1984 | Lifeware / Gruen Studios[2] | Word Publishing | action/adventure game |
The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai: Across the Eighth Dimension | 1984 | Scott Adams[1] | Adventure International | |
A.E. | 1982 | Programmers-3[3] (Makato Horai & Jun Wada)[1] | Broderbund | Fixed shooter |
Airheart | 1986 | Dan Gorlin Productions | Broderbund | |
Akalabeth | 1979 | Richard Garriott | California Pacific Computer Company | Graphical RPG |
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves | 1982 | Stuart Smith[1] | Quality Software | |
Alien Downpour | 2017 | Michael Packard | Snacking On! Software | Arcade shooter |
Alien Rain | 1981 | Tony Suzuki | Broderbund | Arcade shooter |
Aliens: The Computer Game | 1986 | Robert Friele & Michael Ornsby | Activision | Action/adventure game |
Alpine Encounter | 1985 | ibidinc Games | Random House | |
Alter Ego | 1986 | Peter J. Favaro | Activision | RPG |
Alternate Reality: The City | 1985 | Paradise Programming | Datasoft | 3D RPG |
Alternate Reality: The Dungeon | 1987 | Paradise Programming | Datasoft | 3D RPG |
Amazon | 1984 | Michael Crichton | Telarium | Graphic adventure game |
Amnesia | 1986 | Cognetics Corporation | Electronic Arts | Interactive fiction |
Ancient Art of War | 1984 | Evryware | Broderbund | War strategy game |
Anti-Gravity | 1984 | Michael Katz & Tom Johnson | shareware | |
Ape Escape | 1982 | Kevin Bagley[4] | SAMS | |
Apple Adventure | 1980 | Peter Schmuckal & Leonard Barshack | Apple Computer | adapted from Colossal Cave Adventure (William Crowther and Don Woods) |
Apple Cider Spider | 1983 | Ivan Strand | Sierra On-Line | |
Apple Panic | 1981 | Ben Serki | Broderbund | |
Apple Trek | 1979 | Wendell Sander[5] | Apple Computer | |
Aquatron | 1983 | Justin Gray | Sierra On-Line | |
Arcade Boot Camp | 1984 | John Besnard[1] | Penguin Software | |
The Arcade Machine | 1982 | Doug Carlston & Chris Jochumson | Broderbund | |
Archon | 1983 | Free Fall Associates | Electronic Arts | action/strategy game |
Archon II: Adept | 1984 | Free Fall Associates | Electronic Arts | action/strategy game |
Arcticfox | 1986 | Dynamix | Electronic Arts | Arcade game, Tank simulation |
Ardy the Aardvark | 1983 | Chris Oberth | Datamost | |
Arena of Octos | 1981 | Steve Kropinak | SoftSide | |
Arkanoid | 1988 | Taito | Arcade shooter | |
Asteroid Field, The | 1980 | Jim Nitchals | Cavalier Computer | |
Astro-Grover | 1984 | Children's Computer Workshop | CBS Software | |
Australian Cockroach | 1988 | Bryan Vekovius and Jim Weiler | Softdisk | |
Autoduel | 1985 | Richard Garriott & Chuck Bueche | Origin Systems | Role-playing game |
Aztec | 1982 | Paul Stephenson | Datamost | |
Bad Dudes | 1988 | Quicksilver Software | Data East | |
Balance of Power | 1985 | Chris Crawford | Mindscape | |
Ballblazer | 1985 | Lucasfilm Games, K-Byte | Epyx | |
Ballyhoo | 1985 | Jeff O'Neill | Infocom | |
Bandits | 1982 | Tony Ngo and Benny Ngo | Sirius Software | |
Bard's Tale, The | 1985 | Interplay Productions (Michael Cranford) | Electronic Arts | RPG |
The Bard's Tale II: The Destiny Knight | 1986 | Interplay Productions (Michael Cranford) | Electronic Arts | RPG |
The Bard's Tale III: Thief of Fate | 1988 | Interplay Productions (Rebecca Heineman, Bruce Schlickbernd, and Michael A. Stackpole) | Electronic Arts | RPG |
Bats in the Belfry | 1983 | Samuel Moore | Phoenix Software | |
Battle Chess | 1988 | Interplay | Interplay | Chess simulation |
Battlezone | 1984 | Quality Software (James Albanese) | Atarisoft | Arcade game |
B.C.'s Quest for Tires | 1983 | Sydney Development | Sierra On-Line | |
Beach Head | 1983 | Access Software | U.S. Gold | Arcade game |
Beach Head II | 1988 | Peter Adams[1] | Access Software | Arcade game |
Bee Crunch | Keypunch Software | |||
Beer Run | 1981 | Mark Turmell | Sirius Software | |
Below the Root | 1984 | Dale DeSharone | Windham Classics | |
Beneath Apple Manor | 1978 | Don Worth | The Software Factory | |
Beyond Castle Wolfenstein | 1984 | Silas Warner | Muse Software | Stealth game |
Beyond Zork | 1987 | Brian Moriarty | Infocom | Text-based (mostly) RPG |
Bez-MX | 1981 | John Besnard | Bez | Nuclear strategy game[6][7] |
Bezman | 1981 | John Besnard[1] | Bez | Pac-Man clone |
Bezoff | 1982 | John Besnard[1] | Bez | |
Bez Wars | 1981 | John Besnard[1] | Bez | |
Bilestoad, The | 1982 | Marc Goodman (as "Mangrove Earthshoe") | Datamost | |
Birth of the Phoenix | 1981 | Paul Berker | Phoenix Software | |
Black Magic | 1987 | Peter Ward | Datasoft | |
Blade of Blackpoole | 1982 | Tim Wilson | Sirius Software | |
Blister Ball | 1981 | Rodney McAuley | Creative Computing Software | |
Blitzkrieg | 1979 | Mark Cross[1] | Programma International | |
Bloody Murder | 1979 | Arthur Wells[1] | Stoneware | |
Bolo | 1982 | James Lane | Synergistic Software | |
Bomber | 1978 | Bob Bishop | Softape | Arcade game |
Bongo's Bash | 1985 | John Romero | inCider Magazine | Maze game |
Borg | 1981 | Dan Thompson | Sirius Software | |
Borrowed Time | 1985 | Interplay | Activision | |
Boulder Dash | 1984 | First Star Software (Pat Montelo) | Electronic Arts | Action |
Bouncing Kamungas | 1983 | Tom Becklund | Penguin Software | |
Breakout | 1977 | Steve Wozniak | Apple Computer | Arcade game, Precursor to Little Brick Out[8] |
Broadsides | 1983 | Strategic Simulations | Strategic Simulations | |
Bruce Lee | 1984 | Rick Mirsky | Datasoft | |
Bubble Bobble | 1988 | NovaLogic | Taito | |
Buck Rogers: Planet of Zoom | 1982 | Ken Jordan | Sega | Arcade game, flight |
Bug Attack | 1981 | Jim Nitchals | Cavalier Computer | Arcade |
Bureaucracy | 1987 | Douglas Adams | Infocom | Interactive fiction |
BurgerTime | 1983 | Mattel Electronics | Mattel Electronics | A home port of the arcade game of the same name developed under license from Data East USA |
Buzzard Bait | 1983 | Mike Ryeburn | Sirius Software | |
California Games | 1987 | Epyx | Epyx | A collection of California-themed sports games, such as half-pipe skateboarding and surfing |
Cannonball Blitz | 1982 | Olaf Lubeck | Sierra On-Line | Donkey Kong clone |
Canyon Climber | 1982 | Brian Mountford | Datasoft | Platform game |
Captain Goodnight and the Islands of Fear | 1985 | Michael Wise | Broderbund | |
Castle Dain | 2023 | Frank Rossi | homebrew | mini-RPG |
Castle Smurfenstein | 1983 | Andrew Johnson & Preston Nevins[9] | Dead Smurf Software | parody hack of Castle Wolfenstein |
Castle Wolfenstein | 1981 | Silas Warner | Muse Software | Stealth game |
Catacomb | 1989 | John Carmack | Softdisk | |
Cavern Creatures | 1983 | Paul Lowrance | Datamost | |
Caverns of Callisto | 1983 | Chuck Bueche | Origin Systems | |
Caverns of Freitag, The | 1981 | David Shapiro (as "Dr. Cat")[1] | Muse Software | |
Caves of Olympus | 1982 | Thomas Noone & Patrick Noone[1] | SAMS[4] | |
Ceiling Zero | 1981 | RAM Software | Turnkey Software | Shoot em up |
Centauri Alliance | 1990 | Michael Cranford | Broderbund | RPG |
Centipede | 1983 | Atarisoft | ||
Championship Lode Runner | 1983 | Douglas E. Smith | Broderbund | |
Chessmaster 2000 | 1986 | Mark Manyen | Software Toolworks | Chess |
Chivalry | 1983 | Richard Hefter, Steve Worthington, & Janie Worthington | Optimum Resource | Action/RPG |
Choplifter | 1982 | Dan Gorlin | Broderbund | Action |
Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer | 1987 | Lerner Research | Electronic Arts | |
Commando | 1987 | Quicksilver Software | Data East | |
Computer Baseball | 1987 | Strategic Simulations | Strategic Simulations | Sports game |
Computer Quarterback | 1981 | Strategic Simulations | Strategic Simulations | Sports game |
Conan: Hall of Volta | 1984 | SE Software (Eric Robinson & Eric Parker) | Datasoft | |
Congo | 1982 | Sentient Software (Michael Berlyn & Harry Walker) | Sogiciel | |
Congo Bongo | 1983 | Sega | Sega | Arcade |
Copts and Robbers | 1983 | Alan Merell & Eric Knopp | Sirius Software | |
Cosmos Mission | 1979 | Astar International Inc. | Space Invaders clone | |
Count, The | 1981 | Scott Adams | Adventure International | |
Countdown to Shutdown | 1985 | T.L. Gale & Ivan Manley | Activision | |
The Coveted Mirror | 1983 | Eagle Berns and Holly Thomason | Penguin Software | |
Cranston Manor | 1981 | Ken Williams and Harold DeWitz[1] | On-Line Systems | Also known as Hi-Res Adventure #3 |
Crazy Mazey | 1982 | Datamost | Datamost | |
Crickety Manor | 1988 | Pat Relf & Tara Framer | Scholastic | On Microzine Jr. issue #2 |
Crisis Mountain | 1982 | David Schroeder | Synergistic Software | |
Crosscountry Canada | 1986 | Dave Vincent | Didatech | |
Crosscountry USA | 1985 | Dave Vincent | Didatech | |
Crossfire | 1981 | Jay Sullivan | Sierra On-Line | |
Crush, Crumble and Chomp! | 1981 | Michael Farren | Epyx | |
Crypt of Medea | 1984 | Arthur Britto & Allan Lamb | Sir-Tech | |
Crystal Castles | 1983 | Atarisoft | ||
Curse of the Azure Bonds | 1989 | Strategic Simulations | Strategic Simulations | RPG |
Curse of Crowley Manor | 1981 | Adventure International | Adventure International | |
Cyber Strike | 1980 | Nasir Gebelli | Sirius Software | |
Cyclod | 1981 | Hunter Hancock | Sirius Software | |
Dam Busters | 1984 | Sydney Development | Accolade | |
Dangerous Dave | 1988 | John Romero | UpTime | Platform game |
Dark Crystal | 1983 | Sierra Online | SierraVenture | |
Dark Forest | 1981 | Tom Mornini | Sirius Software | |
Darkhorn: Realm of the Warlords | 1985 | Thomas G. Cleaver | The Avalon Hill Game Company | |
Dark Tower | 1984 | Melbourne House | Melbourne House | |
Dart Room | 1979 | The Elektrik Keyboard | Chris Oberth | |
David's Midnight Magic | 1982 | David Snider | Broderbund | Pinball |
Dawn Patrol | 1982 | Keith Enge[1] | TSR | |
Deadline | 1982 | Marc Blank | Infocom | Interactive fiction |
Death in the Caribbean | 1983 | Philip Hess & Bob Hess | Micro Fun | A graphic adventure game |
Death Race | 1979 | Bob Andrews | Programma International | |
Death Race '82 | 1982 | Don Fudge | Avant-Garde Creations | |
Death Sword | 1987 | Designer Software (Jimmy Huey) | Epyx | |
Deathlord | 1987 | Electronic Arts | Electronic Arts | RPG |
Deathmaze 5000 | 1980 | Frank Corr and William Denman | Med Systems Software | |
Delta Squadron | 1983 | Nexa | Nexa | |
Demon's Forge | 1981 | Saber Software | ||
Demon's Winter | 1988 | Strategic Simulations | Strategic Simulations | RPG |
Depth Charge | 1978 | Chris Oberth | The Elektrik Keyboard | |
Designasaurus | 1988 | DesignWare | Britannica Software | |
Diamond Mine | 1983 | IDSI | Roklan | |
Dig Dug | 1982 | Atari, Inc. | Atarisoft | Arcade |
Dino Eggs | 1983 | David Schroeder | Micro Fun | |
Dino Smurf | 1983 | Andrew Johnson & Preston Nevins[9] | Dead Smurf Software | parody hack of Dino Eggs |
Dogfight | 1980 | Bill Basham | Microlab | |
Donald's Alphabet Chase | 1988 | Westwood Associates | Disney Software | |
Dondra | 1987 | Spectrum Holobyte | Spectrum Holobyte | |
Donkey Kong | 1984 | Michael Cranford | Atarisoft | |
Doom Cavern | 1980 | Morwe | Synergistic Software | RPG; included with the game Sorcerer's Challenge on the same disk. |
Drol | 1983 | Aik Beng | Broderbund | |
Dung Beetles | 1982 | Bob Bishop | Datasoft | |
Dungeon! | 1982 | Bruce Nesmith & Keith Enge | TSR | |
Dungeon Campaign | 1978 | Robert C. Clardy | Synergistic Software | |
Dynasty | 1978 | Weyman Fong | Apple Core | |
Eamon | 1980 | Donald Brown | public domain | |
Earl Weaver Baseball | 1989 | Mirage Graphics | Electronic Arts | |
Earth Orbit Stations | 1987 | Karl Buiter | Electronic Arts | |
Earthly Delights | 1983 | Roger Webster and Dan Leviton | Datamost | |
Electrifying Adventures | 1983 | Unknown | MECC | |
Elite | 1985 | David Braben and Ian Bell | Firebird | |
Empire: Wargame of the Century | 1987 | Northwest Software | Interstel | |
Empire I: World Builders | 1981 | Edu-ware Services | Interactive Fantasies | |
Empire II: Interstellar Sharks | 1982 | Edu-ware Services | Interactive Fantasies | |
Empire III: Armageddon | 1983 | Edu-ware Services | Interactive Fantasies | |
Epoch | 1981 | Larry Miller | Sirius Software | |
Escape! | 1978 | Silas Warner[1] | Muse Software | Also rereleased in 1980 on The Best of Muse compilation disk. |
Escape from ANTcatraz | 1987 | Lorri Hopping[10] | Scholastic Corporation | On Microzine issue #23[11] |
Escape from Arcturus | 1981 | Synergistic Software | Synergistic Software | |
Escape from Rungistan | 1982 | Bob Bluaschild | Sirius Software | |
ET Comes Back | 1984 | Alliance Software | ||
Evolution | 1982 | Jeff Sember & Don Mattrick | Sydney Development | |
Expedition Amazon | 1983 | Willard Phillips | Penguin Software | |
Exterminator | ||||
EZ Logo | 1983 | MECC | ||
F-15 Strike Eagle | 1985 | Microprose | Microprose | |
Falcons | 1981 | Thomas Ball (computer scientist),[1] Eric Varsanyi[1] | Piccadilly Software | |
Fat City | 1983 | Optimum Resource (Richard Hefter, Steve Worthington)[12] | Weekly Reader Family Software | First-person action game |
Fight Night | 1985 | Sydney Development | Accolade | |
Firebug | 1982 | Silas Warner[1] | Muse Software | |
First Encounter | 1987 | John Besnard[1] | Softdisk | |
Flight Simulator | 1979 | Bruce Artwick[1] | Sublogic | Also known as A2-FS1 Flight Simulator |
Flight Simulator II | 1983 | Bruce Artwick[1] | Sublogic | |
Fooblitzky | 1985 | Marc Blank, Michael Berlyn, Poh C. Lim, & Paula Maxwell | Infocom | |
Fracas | 1980 | Quality Software | Computersmiths | |
Fraction Munchers | 1987 | MECC | ||
Fraktured Faebles | 1985 | Phoenix Software | Dale Johnson and Rick Incrocci | |
Freedom! | 1992 | MECC | MECC | |
Frogger | 1983 | Olaf Lubeck | Sierra On-Line | |
Frogger II: ThreeeDeep! | 1984 | Sega | ||
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero | 1985 | Epyx | Epyx | |
Galaxian | 1983 | Atarisoft | ||
Gamma Goblins | 1981 | Sirius Software | Sirius Software | Arcade |
Gato | 1985 | Spectrum Holobyte | Spectrum Holobyte | |
Gauntlet | 1985 | Atari | Mindscape | |
Gemstone Healer | 1986 | Paradigm Creators | Strategic Simulations | |
Gemstone Warrior | 1984 | Paradigm Creators | Strategic Simulations | |
Gertrude's Secrets | 1984 | The Learning Company | The Learning Company | |
Ghostbusters | 1984 | Activision | Activision | |
Global War | 1979 | Alan M. Boyd[1] | Muse Software | |
Gobbler | 1981 | Olaf Lubeck | On-Line Systems | |
Gold Rush! | 1988 | Sierra On-Line | Sierra On-Line | |
Golden Flutes and Great Escapes | 1984 | Delton T. Horn | Dilithium Press | book and software |
Golf's Best: St. Andrews - The Home of Golf | 1986 | Robert Jenks & Nathan Tennises | 1 Step Software | Golf simulator |
The Goonies | 1985 | Scott Spanburg | Datasoft | Arcade game |
Gorgon | 1981 | Sirius Software | Sirius Software | |
Grammar Gremlins | 1987 | Davidson & Associates | ||
The Great American Cross-Country Road Race | 1985 | Ivan Manley | Activision | |
Gremlins | 1984 | Atari | Atarisoft | |
Gruds in Space | 1983 | Sirius Software | Sirius Software | |
Guerrilla War | 1987 | Quicksilver Software | Data East | |
Hacker | 1985 | Activision | Activision | |
Hacker II: The Doomsday Papers | 1986 | Activision | Activision | |
Hadron | 1981 | Sirius Software | Sirius Software | |
Halley Project | 1985 | Tom Snyder & Omar Khudari | Mindscape | |
Hammurabi | 1978 | Mark Cross | Apple Computer | appears on Apple Software Bank Contributed Programs Volume 1[13] |
Hard Hat Mack | 1983 | Michael Abbot and Matthew Alexander | Electronic Arts | |
HardBall! | 1986 | Accolade | Accolade | |
Heavy Barrel | 1989 | Quicksilver Software | Data East | |
The Heist | 1983 | Mike Livesay and Mike Mooney | Micro Fun | |
Hellfire Warrior | 1980 | Automated Simulations | Automated Simulations | |
Hera | 1987 | Jeff Hendrix | shareware | RPG |
H.E.R.O. | 1984 | Microsmiths | Activision | |
Hi-Res Computer Golf | 1981 | Avant-Garde | Avant-Garde | |
Hi-Res Computer Golf 2 | 1983 | Avant-Garde | Avant-Garde | |
High Rise | 1983 | Joe Calabrese | Micro Learn | |
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy | 1984 | Douglas Adams & Steve Meretzky | Infocom | |
The Hobbit: A Software Adventure | 1982 | Beam Software | Addison-Wesley | |
House of Seven Gables | 1978 | Greg Hassett | Mad Hatter Software[14] | text adventure; also appears on the Adventure Disk "A" compilation disk. |
Hunt for Red October | 1987 | Oxford Digital Enterprises | Argus Press Software | |
Impossible Mission | 1986 | Peter Filiberti | Epyx | |
Impossible Mission II | 1988 | Novotrade Software | Epyx | |
In Search of the Most Amazing Thing | 1983 | Tom Snyder Productions | Spinnaker Software | |
Indoor Sports | 1987 | SportTime/Designware Consultants | Mindscape | |
Infiltrator | 1986 | Chris Gray Enterprises | Mindscape | |
Infiltrator II | 1987 | Chris Gray Enterprises | Mindscape | |
Intellectual Decathlon | 1984 | Gabor Laufer & Alexander Laufer | Muse Software | |
Intrigue! | 1986 | Kinemation | Spectrum Holobyte | |
James Bond 007: Goldfinger | 1986 | Angelsoft | Mindscape | |
James Bond 007: A View to a Kill | 1985 | Angelsoft | Mindscape | |
Jawbreaker | 1981 | Olaf Lubeck | On-Line Systems | |
Jawbreaker II | 1982 | Chuck Bueche | On-Line Systems | |
Jenny's Journeys | 1984 | Minnesota Educational Computing Consortium | MECC | |
Jeopardy! | 1987 | Sharedata | Sharedata | |
Jet | 1986 | Sublogic | Sublogic | |
Journey to the Center of the Earth | 1978 | Greg Hassett | Mad Hatter Software[14] | text adventure; also appears on the Adventure Disk "A" compilation disk. |
Jumpman | 1983 | Epyx | Epyx | |
Jungle Hunt | 1984 | Ivan Manley | Atarisoft | |
Kabul Spy | 1982 | Sirius Software | Sirius Software | |
Kampfgruppe | 1985 | Strategic Simulations | Strategic Simulations | |
Karate Champ | 1985 | Berkeley Softworks | Data East | |
Karateka | 1984 | Jordan Mechner | Broderbund | |
Kid Niki: Radical Ninja | 1987 | Quicksilver Software | Data East | |
King Tut's Tomb | 1978 | Greg Hassett | Mad Hatter Software[14] | text adventure; also appears on the Adventure Disk "A" compilation disk. |
King's Bounty | 1990 | New World Computing | New World Computing | |
Koronis Rift | 1985 | Lucasfilm Games | Lucasfilm Games | |
Kung-Fu Master | 1985 | Berkeley Softworks | Data East | |
LA Crackdown | 1988 | Nexa | Epyx | |
Labyrinth | 1982 | Broderbund | Broderbund | |
Labyrinth: The Computer Game | 1986 | Lucasfilm | Activision | |
Labyrinth of Crete | 1982 | Cliff Johnson | Adventure International | |
Lady Tut | 1984 | Spinnaker | Programme | |
Law of the West | 1985 | Accolade | Accolade | |
Leather Goddesses of Phobos | 1986 | Steve Meretzky | Infocom | |
Legacy of the Ancients | 1987 | Quest Software | Electronic Arts | |
Legend of Blacksilver | 1988 | Quest Software | Epyx | |
Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards | 1987 | Sierra On-Line | Sierra On-Line | Adventure |
Lemonade Stand | 1979 | MECC | Apple Computer | |
Little Brick Out | 1979 | Bruce Tognazzini | Apple Computer | An abbreviated Applesoft version of Steve Wozniak's Integer BASIC Breakout game.[15][16][8] |
Lode Runner | 1983 | Douglas E. Smith | Broderbund | |
Lords of Conquest | 1986 | Eon Software | Electronic Arts | |
Lords of Karma | 1981 | Microcomputer Games | Avalon Hill | |
Lunar Leepers | 1982 | Syndein Systems | Sierra On-Line | |
Lurking Horror, The | 1987 | Dave Lebling | Infocom | |
Mabel's Mansion | 1984 | Kevin Bagley | Datamost | |
Magic Candle | 1989 | Mindcraft | Mindcraft | |
Maniac Mansion | 1987 | Lucasfilm Games | Lucasfilm Games | |
Marble Madness | 1986 | Will Harvey | Electronic Arts | |
Mars Cars | 1982 | Datamost | Datamost | |
Mask of the Sun, The | 1982 | Ultrasoft | Broderbund | |
Masquerade | 1983 | Dale Johnson & Rick Incrocci | Phoenix Software | |
Math Jam | 1985 | JAM Software | JAM Software | |
Matterhorn Screamer | 1988 | Walt Disney Computer Software | Hi-Tech Expressions | |
Maze Game | 1978 | Silas Warner[1] | Muse Software | Also rereleased in 1980 on The Best of Muse compilation disk. |
Micro Habit | 1984 | |||
Microsoft Adventure | 1979 | Softwin Associates (Gordon Letwin)[1] | Microsoft | Port of Colossal Cave Adventure (William Crowther and Don Woods)[17] |
Microwave | 1982 | Jay Zimmerman & Jim Nitchals | Cavalier Computer | |
Might and Magic | 1986 | New World Computing | New World Computing | |
Might and Magic II | 1988 | New World Computing | New World Computing | |
Mind Forever Voyaging, A | 1985 | Steve Meretzky | Infocom | Interactive fiction |
Mindshadow | 1984 | Interplay Productions | Activision | |
Mindwheel | 1984 | Synapse Software | Broderbund | |
Miner 2049er | 1982 | Mike Livesay | Micro Fun | |
Miner's Cave | 1988 | Intentional Educations | MECC | |
Mines of Titan | 1989 | Westwood Associates | Infocom | |
Mission Asteroid | 1980 | Roberta Williams & Ken Williams | On-Line Systems | Also known as Hi-Res Adventure #0 |
The Mist | 1985 | Angelsoft | Mindscape | |
Moebius: The Orb of Celestial Harmony | 1985 | Origin Systems | Broderbund | |
Money Munchers | 1982 | Bob Bishop | Datamost | |
Montezuma's Revenge | 1983 | BCI Software | Parker Brothers | |
Moon Patrol | 1983 | TMQ Software | Atarisoft | |
Morloc's Tower | 1979 | Automated Simulations | Automated Simulations | |
Mr. Do! | 1985 | Rick Mirsky | Datasoft | |
Mr. Robot and His Robot Factory | 1983 | Robert McNally[1] | Datamost | |
Ms. Pac-Man | 1983 | Atari | Atarisoft | |
Muppets on Stage | 1986 | Mike Fish, Anders McCarthy, Jon Sweedler, & Melissa Verber[18] | Sunburst Communications | |
Murphy's Minerals | 1990 | MECC | MECC | |
Mystery Fun House | 1981 | Scott Adams[1] | Adventure International | |
Mystery House | 1980 | Roberta Williams & Ken Williams[1] | On-Line Systems | Also known as Hi-Res Adventure #1 |
Neptune | 1987 | Nasir Gebelli[1] | Gebelli Software | |
Network | 1980 | David Mullich[1] | Edu-Ware | Business simulation |
Neuromancer | 1988 | Interplay Productions | Mediagenic | |
Night Driver | 1980 | Bill Budge | California Pacific Computer Company | Part of Bill Budge's Trilogy of Games |
Night Mission Pinball | 1982 | Bruce Artwick[19] | SubLOGIC | |
Nightmare #6 | 1978 | Gary Shannon | Apple Computer | appears on Apple Software Bank Contributed Programs Vol. 1[13] |
Nightmare Gallery | 1982 | Ron Aldrich[1] | Synergistic Software | |
Number Crunch | 1982 | Greg Carbonaro[1] | Unique | |
Number Munchers | 1990 | MECC | MECC | |
Odell Lake | 1986 | MECC | MECC | |
Odell Woods | ||||
Odyssey: The Compleat Apventure | 1980 | Robert C. Clardy[1] | Synergistic Software | |
Ogre | 1986 | Steve Meuse | Origin Systems | |
Oil Barons | 1983 | Epyx | Epyx | |
Olympic Decathlon | 1981 | Timothy W. Smith | Microsoft | also known as Microsoft Olympic Decathlon |
One on One: Dr. J vs. Larry Bird | 1983 | Electronic Arts | Electronic Arts | |
The Oregon Trail | 1985 | MECC | MECC | |
Pac-Man | 1983 | Atari | Atarisoft | Arcade |
Paragon | 1988 | Softdisk | Softdisk | |
Pensate | 1983 | John Besnard[1] | Penguin Software | |
Pentapus | 1983 | Jeremy Sagan | Turning Point Software | |
People Pong | 1982 | Greg Carbonaro[1] | Unique | |
Perception | 1979 | Edu-Ware | Edu-Ware | |
Pest Patrol | 1982 | Mark Allen | Sierra On-Line | |
Phantasie | 1985 | Strategic Simulations | Strategic Simulations | |
Phantasie II | 1986 | Strategic Simulations | Strategic Simulations | |
Phantasie III: The Wrath of Nikademus | 1987 | Strategic Simulations | Strategic Simulations | |
Phantoms Five | 1980 | Nasir Gebelli | Sirius Software | |
Pharaoh's Revenge | 1988 | Ivan Manley | Publishing International | |
Pick-A-Dilly | 1983 | Norm Gray | Actioncraft | |
Pigpen | 1982 | TMQ Software | Datamost | |
Pillbox | 1982 | Douglas E. Wolfgram | Lord of the Games | Battlezone clone |
Pinball Construction Set | 1983 | Bill Budge | Electronic Arts | |
Pirate Adventure | 1978 | Scott Adams | Adventure International | |
Pitfall II: Lost Caverns | 1984 | Microsmiths (Rex E. Bradford) | Activision | |
Pitstop II | 1984 | Ivan Manley | Epyx | |
Planetfall | 1983 | Steve Meretzky | Infocom | |
Pleins Gaz | 1986 | Richard Soberka | Froggy Software | |
Police Artist | 1983 | Elizabeth Levin | Sir-Tech | |
Police Quest: In Pursuit of the Death Angel | 1987 | Jim Walls | Sierra On-Line | |
Pool of Radiance | 1988 | Strategic Simulations | Strategic Simulations | RPG |
Pooyan | 1984 | Datasoft | Datasoft | |
Portal | 1986 | Nexa | Activision | |
President Elect | 1981 | Nelson G. Hernandez | Strategic Simulations | |
Prince of Persia | 1989 | Jordan Mechner | Broderbund | |
The Prisoner | 1980 | Edu-Ware | Edu-Ware | |
Prisoner 2 | 1982 | Edu-Ware | Edu-Ware | |
Pro Golf I | 1985 | Micro Imagery | Hesware | |
Project Space Station | 1987 | Micro Imagery | Hesware | |
Pyramids of Egypt | 1987 | John Romero | UpTime | Maze game |
Pyromania | ||||
Quasar | 1983 | Jonathan Dubman | Aristotle Software | |
The Queen of Phobos | 1982 | Paul Berker & Bill Crawford | Phoenix Software | |
Quest, The | 1983 | Dallas Snell | Penguin Software | |
Questprobe | 1985 | Adventure International | Adventure International | |
Raft Away River | 1984 | Gerald M. Wluka | Jacaranda Wiley LTD | |
Raid over Moscow | 1985 | Access Software | Access Software | |
Raiders of the Lost Ring (a.k.a. Ring Raiders) | 1983 | Jim Nitchals | Cavalier Computer | |
Raster Blaster | 1981 | Bill Budge | BudgeCo | |
Reach for the Stars | 1985 | Strategic Simulations | Strategic Simulations Group | Strategy game |
Read n' Roll | 1988 | Davidson & Associates | ||
Reader Rabbit | 1984 | The Learning Company | The Learning Company | Edutainment |
Rear Guard | 1982 | Adventure International | Adventure International | |
Reforger '88 | 1984 | Strategic Simulations | Strategic Simulations | |
Renegade | 1989 | NovaLogic | Taito | |
Repton | 1983 | Sirius Software | Sirius Software | |
Rescue at Rigel | 1980 | Epyx | Epyx | |
Rescue on Fractalus! | 1985 | THQ Software | Epyx | |
Rescue Raiders | 1983 | Arthur Britto & Greg Hale | Sir-Tech | |
Return of Heracles | 1983 | Stuart Smith | Quality Software | |
Ring Quest | 1983 | Dallas Snell | Penguin Software | Sequel to The Quest |
Roach Hotel | 1981 | Mike Livesay | Microlab | |
Roadwar 2000 | 1986 | Jeffrey Johnson | Strategic Simulations | |
Roadwar Europa | 1987 | Jeffrey Johnson | Strategic Simulations | |
RoboCop | 1988 | Quicksilver Software | Data East | |
Robot Odyssey | 1984 | Mike Wallace & Dr. Leslie Grimm | The Learning Company | |
Robotron: 2084 | 1983 | TMQ Software | Atarisoft | |
RobotWar | 1981 | Silas Warner[1] | Muse Software | |
Rocky's Boots | 1982 | Warren Robinett & Dr. Leslie Grimm | The Learning Company | |
Round About | 1983 | Gumby Bitworks (Ray Giarratana)[20] | Datamost | |
Russki Duck | 1982 | Allen Merrell & Eric Knopp | Gebelli Software | |
Sabotage | 1981 | Mark Allen | On-Line Systems | |
Sammy Lightfoot | 1983 | Warren Schwader | Sierra On-Line | |
Sands of Mars | 1981 | John Bell & Patty Bell | Crystal Computer | |
Santa Paravia en Fiumaccio | 1979 | George Blank | Instant Software | |
Saracen | 1987 | IntelliCreations | Datasoft | |
Sargon | 1979 | Dan and Kathleen Spracklen | Hayden Software | |
Sargon II | 1982 | Dan and Kathleen Spracklen | Hayden Software | |
Sea Dragon | 1982 | John Anderson | Adventure International | |
Search for the Titanic | 1991 | Codesmiths, Intracorp | Capstone Software | Oceanographic simulation |
Secret Agent: Mission One | 1983 | Jorge Davies & Andrew Golder | Jor-And | |
Serpentine | 1982 | David Snider | Broderbund | |
The Seven Cities of Gold | 1984 | Ozark Software | Electronic Arts | |
Shamus | 1983 | Synapse Software | Synapse Software | |
Shard of Spring | 1986 | Craig Roth and David Stark | Strategic Simulations | |
Sherlock Holmes: Another Bow | 1985 | Imagic | Bantam Software | |
Sherwood Forest | 1982 | Dale Johnson and Dav Holle | Phoenix Software | |
Shogun | 1988 | Dave Lebling | Infocom | |
Short Circuit | 1985 | David Schroeder | Micro Fun | |
Sid Meier's Pirates! | 1987 | MicroProse Software | MicroProse Software | |
Silent Service | 1985 | MicroProse Software | MicroProse Software | |
Silvern Castle | 1988 | Jeff Fink | Softdisk (unreleased)[21] | RPG; released by author in 1999. |
Situation Critical | 1984 | Alex Stern, Peter Rokitski, & Greg George | Prism Software | |
Ski crazed | 1987 | JAM Software | Baudville | |
Skyfox | 1984 | Ray Tobey | Electronic Arts | |
Snack Attack | 1982 | Funtastic (Dan Illowsky) | Datamost | |
Snack Attack II | 1982 | Funtastic | Funtastic | |
Snake Byte | 1982 | Chuck Summerville | Sirius Software | |
Sneakers | 1981 | Mark Turmell | Sirius Software | |
Snooper Troops: Case #1 - The Granite Point Ghost | 1982 | Tom Snyder | Spinnaker Software | |
Snooper Troops: Case #2 - The Case of the Disappearing Dolphin | 1982 | Tom Snyder | Spinnaker Software | |
Snoopy to the Rescue | 1984 | Random House | Random House | |
Softporn Adventure | 1981 | Chuck Benton | On-Line Systems | Text adventure |
Sokoban | 1984 | Thinking Rabbit | Thinking Rabbit | |
Sorcerer's Castle | 1978 | Greg Hassett | Mad Hatter Software[14] | text adventure; also appears on the Adventure Disk "A" compilation disk. |
Sorcerer's Challenge | 1980 | Robert C. Clardy[1] | Synergistic Software | Included with the game Doom Cavern on the same disk. |
Southern Command | 1981 | Strategic Simulations | Strategic Simulations | |
Space | 1978 | Steven Pederson | Edu-Ware | |
Space II | 1979 | David Mullich | Edu-Ware | |
Space Defender | 1982 | Daniel Schuyler | Bel-Air Software | |
Space Eggs | 1981 | Nasir Gebelli | Sirius Software | |
Space Quarks | 1981 | Broderbund | Broderbund | |
Space Quest | 1986 | Sierra On-Line | Sierra On-Line | |
Space Quest II: Vohaul's Revenge | 1987 | Sierra | Sierra | |
Space Vikings | 1982 | Mitchell Robbins | Sublogic | |
Spare Change | 1983 | Broderbund | Broderbund | |
Speedway Classic | 1984 | Norm Gray | Actioncraft | |
Spellevator | 1988 | MECC | ||
Spellicopter | 1983 | Designware | ||
SpellWielder | 2019 | Roby Sherman | CrowCousins | Action / Adventure Game |
Spider-Man | 1985 | Adventure International | Adventure International | |
Spindizzy | 1986 | The Softworks Factory | Activision | |
Spy Hunter | 1986 | Bally Midway | Bally Midway | |
Spy vs. Spy | 1984 | First Star Software | First Star Software | action/strategy game, 1 and 2 player support (keyboard, joystick) |
Spy's Demise | 1982 | Alan Zeldin | Penguin Software | |
Standing Stones | 1983 | Peter Schmuckal and Dan Sommers | Electronic Arts | |
Star Blazer | 1982 | StarCraft | Broderbund | |
Star Fleet I: The War Begins | 1984 | Interstel | Interstel | |
Star Thief | 1981 | Jim Nitchals | Cavalier Computer | |
Star Trek: The Kobayashi Alternative | 1985 | MicroMosaics | Simon & Schuster Interactive | |
Star Trek: Strategic Operations Simulator | 1983 | Sega | Sega | |
Starcross | 1982 | Infocom | Infocom | |
Starlanes | 1977 | Interstellar shipping company stock trading game. | ||
Stargate | 1983 | Atarisoft | Atarisoft | Port of Defender II arcade game |
Starship Commander | 1981 | Gilman Louie | Voyager Software | |
Stationfall | April 30, 1987 | Steve Meretzky | Infocom | Interactive fiction |
Stellar 7 | 1983 | Damon Slye | Software Entertainment Company | |
Strange Odyssey | 1981 | Scott Adams | Adventure International | Scott Adams' sixth game |
Strike Fleet | 1987 | Lucasfilm Games | Electronic Arts | Naval simulation game |
Strip Poker | 1982 | Artworx | Artworx | |
Structris | 2012 | Martin Haye | Martin Haye | Tetris |
Suicide! | 1981 | Steve Hawley | Piccadilly Software | |
Sumer | 1981 | Crystal Computer | ||
Summer Games | 1984 | Epyx | Epyx | Sports game |
SunDog: Frozen Legacy | 1986 | FTL Games | Accolade | Space trading game |
Super Bunny | 1983 | Datamost | Datamost | |
Super Invader | 1979 | M. Hata | California Pacific Computer Company | Arcade |
Supermartian | 1984 | Ted Griggs | Computer Easy | |
Suspect | 1984 | Dave Lebling | Infocom | |
Suspended | 1983 | Michael Berlyn | Infocom | |
Swashbuckler | 1982 | Paul Stephenson | Datamost | |
Sword of Kadash | 1984 | Dynamix | Penguin Software | |
Sword of Zedec (a.k.a. Pythagoras and the Dragon) | 1983 | John O'Hare | Krell Software | Text Adventure |
SwordThrust | 1981 | Donald Brown | CE Software | |
Syzygy | 1983 | Ed Hobbs | ||
T.W.E.R.P.S. | 1981 | Dan Thompson | Sirius Software | |
Tactical Armor Command | 1983 | Avalon Hill | ||
Tag Team Wrestling | 1984 | Quicksilver Software | Data East | |
Taipan! | 1982 | Mega-micro Computers (Art Canfil) | Avalanche Productions | |
Tank War | 1978 | Ed Zaron[1] | Muse Software | Also rereleased in 1980 on The Best of Muse compilation disk. |
Tapper | 1984 | Marvin Glass and Associates | Bally Midway | |
Tass Times in Tonetown | 1986 | Interplay Productions Brainwave Creations |
Activision | Graphic adventure game |
Tawala's Last Redoubt | 1981 | Doug Carlston | Broderbund | |
Taxman | 1981 | Brian Fitzgerald | H.A.L. Labs | A Pac-Man clone |
Techno Cop | 1988 | Gray Matter | US Gold | |
Telengard | 1982 | Daniel Lawrence | Avalon Hill | |
Teleport | 1982 | Mike Abbott & Jim Nitchals[1] | Cavalier Computer | |
Temple of Apshai | 1979 | Automated Simulations | Automated Simulations | |
Terrorist | 1980 | Steven Pederson | Edu-Ware | |
Test Drive | 1987 | Distinctive Software | Accolade | |
Tetris | 1988 | Spectrum Holobyte | Spectrum Holobyte | |
Theseus and the Minotaur | 1982 | Bruce Nesmith[1] | TSR | |
Thexder | 1987 | Synergistic Software | Sierra On-Line | |
Think Quick! | 1987 | The Learning Company | The Learning Company | |
Three Mile Island | 1979 | Richard Orban[1] | Muse Software | |
Three Mile Island: Special Edition | 1980 | Richard Orban[1] | Muse Software | |
Threshold | 1981 | On-Line Systems | On-Line Systems | |
Time Tunnels | 1983 | Paul Coletta | Reston Publishing Company | |
Time Zone | 1982 | Roberta Williams & Rorke Weigandt[1] | On-Line Systems | Also known as Hi-Res Adventure #5 |
Titan Empire | 1981 | Ed Zaron[1] | Muse Software | |
Torpedos Away | 1987 | Keypunch Software | contains 4 games: Sub Hunt (aka. Subnodule), Sea Battle, Depth Charge, & Sea Raider. | |
Track & Field | 1984 | Atarisoft | ||
Transylvania | 1982 | Antonio Antiochia & Steve Meuse | Penguin Software | |
Transylvania II: Crimson Crown | 1985 | Penguin Software | Penguin Software | |
Trek of the 49ers | 1988 | Black, Tran, McNichols, et al. | CUE SoftSwap | |
Trinity | 1986 | Infocom | Infocom | |
Trolls and Tribulations | 1984 | Jimmy Huey | Creative Software | |
Troll's Tale | 1983 | Al Lowe, Sunnyside Soft | Sierra Entertainment | |
Ultima | 1981 | Richard Garriott | California Pacific Computer Company | |
Ultima I: The First Age of Darkness | 1986 | Richard Garriott | Origin Systems | Remake of Ultima from 1981 |
Ultima II: The Revenge of the Enchantress | 1982 | Richard Garriott | Sierra On-Line | |
Ultima III: Exodus | 1983 | Richard Garriott | Origin Systems | |
Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar | 1985 | Richard Garriott | Origin Systems | |
Ultima V: Warriors of Destiny | 1988 | Richard Garriott | Origin Systems | |
Ulysses and the Golden Fleece | 1981 | Ken Williams & Bob Davis | On-Line Systems | Also known as Hi-Res Adventure #4 |
Valley of the Minotaur | 1983 | Nicolas van Dyk & Chris M. Evans | Softalk | Interactive fiction |
Victory Road | 1987 | Quicksilver Software | Data East | |
Video Stock Market | 1985 | Computer Adversary Publishing | The first game from the company;[22] an investment strategy game; "a quick (averages 1 and 1/2 hr.) and easy game, useful as a light and friendly evening among other "beer and pretzel" games."[23] | |
Vindicator | 1983 | Jimmy Huey | H.A.L. Labs | |
Voodoo Castle | 1980 | Scott Adams & Alexis Adams | Adventure International | |
Voodoo Island | 1985 | Angelsoft | Mindscape | |
Warlords | 1978 | Brian Beninger | Speakeasy Software Ltd | |
Wasteland | 1988 | Interplay Productions | Electronic Arts | |
Wavy Navy | 1983 | Rodney McAuley | Sirius Software | |
Wayout | 1982 | Paul Edelstein | Sirius Software | |
Where in America's Past is Carmen Sandiego? | 1991 | Broderbund | Broderbund | |
Where in Europe is Carmen Sandiego? | 1988 | Broderbund | Broderbund | |
Where in North Dakota is Carmen Sandiego? | 1989 | Broderbund | Broderbund | |
Where in Time Is Carmen Sandiego? | 1989 | Broderbund | Broderbund | |
Where in the U.S.A. is Carmen Sandiego? | 1986 | Broderbund | Broderbund | |
Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? | 1985 | Broderbund | Broderbund | |
Who Framed Roger Rabbit | 1988 | Buena Vista Software | Buena Vista Software | |
Wilderness Campaign | 1979 | Robert C. Clardy | Synergistic Software | |
Willy Byte in the Digital Dimension | 1984 | Murray Krehbiel | Data Trek | Graphics by Greg Hammond |
Windfall: The Oil Crisis Game | 1980 | Edu-ware | Edu-ware | |
Windwalker | 1989 | Origin Systems | Origin Systems | |
Wings of Fury | 1987 | Steve Waldo | Broderbund | |
Wings Out of Shadow | 1983 | Berserker Works | ||
Winter Games | 1985 | Epyx | Epyx | |
Wishbringer | 1985 | Infocom | Infocom | |
Wizard and the Princess | 1982 | Ken Williams & Roberta Williams[1] | On-Line Systems | Also known as Hi-Res Adventure #2 |
The Wizard of Oz | 1985 | Windham Classics | Windham Classics | |
Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord | 1981 | Andrew C. Greenberg & Robert Woodhead | Sir-Tech | RPG |
Wizardry II: The Knight of Diamonds | 1982 | Andrew C. Greenberg & Robert Woodhead | Sir-Tech | RPG |
Wizardry III: Legacy of Llylgamyn | 1983 | Andrew C. Greenberg & Robert Woodhead | Sir-Tech | RPG |
Wizardry IV: The Return of Werdna | 1987 | Andrew C. Greenberg, Robert Woodhead, & Roe R. Adams III | Sir-Tech | RPG |
Wizardry V: Heart of the Maelstrom | 1988 | Andrew C. Greenberg & David W. Bradley | Sir-Tech | RPG |
Word Attack! | 1984 | Davidson & Associates | Davidson & Associates | |
Word Munchers | 1985 | Philip Bouchard, et al.[24] | MECC | |
Xonix[citation needed] | 1983 | Matthais Gerhardt | ||
Xyphus | 1984 | Robert "Skip" Waller & Dave Albert | Penguin Software | |
Zaxxon | 1983 | John A. Garcia | Datasoft | |
Zenith | 1982 | Nasir Gebelli | Gebelli Software | |
Zork: The Great Underground Empire | 1980 | Marc Blank, Dave Lebling, Bruce Daniels, & Tim Anderson | Infocom | Interactive fiction |
Zork II: The Wizard of Frobozz | 1981 | Marc Blank, Dave Lebling, Bruce Daniels, & Tim Anderson | Infocom | Interactive fiction |
Zork III: The Dungeon Master | 1982 | Marc Blank, Dave Lebling, Bruce Daniels, & Tim Anderson | Infocom | Interactive fiction |
Zork Zero: The Revenge of Megaboz | 1989 | Steve Meretzky | Infocom | Interactive fiction |
Zorro | 1985 | Rick Mirsky & James Garon | Datasoft |
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