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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Ultima II: Revenge of the Enchantress	Sierra On-Line;Origin (Origin)	1982	The second in The Age of Darkness Trilogy. Published on 3 5.25" disks. Part of the SierraVenture series.
Dino Eggs	Micro Fun	1983
It's About Time	SoftSide	1983
The Vortex Factor	Mark Data Products	1985
Time Traveler	MVP Software	1986
Trinity	Infocom	1986
De Tijdmachine	author	1988
Rocket Ranger	Cinemaware	1988
Time and Magik: The Trilogy	Level 9 Computing	1988	Time and Magik is a combination of three older Level 9 Computing adventure games. "Lords of Time", "Red Moo"n and "The Price of Magik". The 16-bit versions which were released in 1988 and had graphics added and were only released in this form of compilation/combination of all three games together.
Time Bandit	Microdeal (Michtron)	1988
Chrono Quest II	Psygnosis (Infomedia)	1989
Drakkar	Delta Software (Diabolic Software)	1989
Guardians of Infinity: To Save Kennedy	Paragon Software	1989
Les Portes du Temps	Legend Software	1989
Spectre Towers	Gold Coast Software	1989
Back to the Future Part II	Image Works;Mirrorsoft (Images)	1990
Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure	Capstone Software (Off The Wall Productions)	1990
Future Wars: Time Travellers	Delphine Software;Interplay (Delphine Software)	1990
The Last Ninja 2: Back With a Vengeance	System 3	1990
Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego?	Brøderbund	1990
Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp	ReadySoft	1991	DRAGON'S LAIR II: TIME WARP Spirited away to a wrinkle in time, Daphne will be forced to marry the evil wizard Mordroc if you, Dirk the Daring, cannot save her. Transported by a bumbling old time machine, your quest begins. But hurry, for once the casket of doom has opened, Mordroc will place the Death Ring upon Daphne’s finger, and she will be lost forever in the Time Warp.* [142]* [33]* [52]* [37]
Engineering Jones and the Time Thieves of DSPea	Harris Semiconductor	1991
Space Quest IV: Roger Wilco and the Time Rippers	Sierra On-Line	1991	CD-ROM version [22]* [22]* [52]*1993 CD-ROM version [37]*Original floppy disk version [37]
Hexuma: Das Auge des Kal	Software 2000 (Weltenschmiede)	1992
Meantime	Interplay	1992	Set in the same universe as Wasteland and using the same engine. Though gameplay is similar, plot and story have virtually no connection to Wasteland. The player travels through time getting help from and recruiting famous people. So as not to alter history, these are famous people who met their end under mysterious circumstances, such as Amelia Earhart or Cyrano de Bergerac (yes, he was real, and he did have a rather large nose). Meantime didn't have a traditional 'big bad' enemy type as most RPGs do. Rather, there is a party vs. party battle with the player's group chasing and fixing history where the evil group has broken it. It was unknown but theorized that the enemy party was made up of historic villains (Jack the Ripper and John Wilkes Booth for examples). Originally began as an Apple ][ game. It was 75% complete when the project was canceled. However, the existing project was later ported to DOS and close to release. But it was once again canceled after Ultima VII was published and the old project was seen as far graphically inferior. A map editor was created. This allowed designers at Interplay who didn't know assembly language to create and edit game areas. All Wasteland team members had to know assembly to create and edit.
Time Riders in American History	The Learning Company	1992
Lost in Time	Coktel Vision	1993
Mario's Time Machine	Mindscape	1993
Pepper's Adventures In Time	Sierra On-Line	1993	The Original Concept: William C. Davis credit is incorrect. The concept was provided by the Sierra VP of Development/Creative Director, Bill Davis, a.k.a. William R. Davis. The credit should read Original Concept: Bill Davis, I don't know who William C. Davis is. [Bill Davis, a.k.a. William R. Davis]
Victor Loomes	LBS (Promotion Software)	1993
Fermion - Mirai kara no Hōmonsha	? (silky's)	1994	The title reads approximately [i]Fermion - Visitor from Future[/i].**[b]Minimum:[/b] DOS 5.0 * 560 kB memory * 64 kB EMS memory * 640x480 display * 3.5" floppy drive * mouse***The future isn't so bright. Pollution has severely weakened Earth and all of it's children, including humankind. Human DNA is too weak to reproduce itself and scientists are desperately trying to revive the human DNA. But every attempt fails, even the desperate attempt to fuse Human and Animal DNA turns out to create mutants that run amok. Everything seems hopeless. But suddenly, scientists detect a space-time displacement (Forgive me, my SF knowledge isn't too keen.), a gap in time. The gap will hold for a couple of days, and during which people may be sent through time. Your mission as a Half-Human, Half-Feline, mutant-hunter Conny, is to back in time to the present (the late 20th century) and recover samples of healthy human DNA. Samples you choose to collect are up to you. The method of collecting? That's classified.
The Journeyman Project TURBO	Presto Studios	1994
Tom Long: The Time Adventure	McCain (Promotion Software)	1994	This German adventure served as a promotion game for the food company McCain. It is only available in german language. Tom's girlfriend is trapped in a computer game and only he can free them. The graphics are very like LucasArts' Day of the Tentacle. The puzzles are well made, but the dialogue can be sometimes very confusing.
Legends	Krisalis;Manyk	1995
Time Commando	Activision (Adeline Software)	1996	As I understand the descriptions of the game, there's no actual time travel involved, but the whole thing takes place in a virtual reality (cyberspace) infected by a virus, a combat simulator for forms of combat from across the ages.***Comes on the same CD as the Windows version.
Chasm - The Rift	Megamedia;GT Interactive (WizardWorks Software;Action Forms)	1997	[b]Minimum:[/b] * MS-DOS 5.0 * 486 DX4-100 CPU * VGA/SVGA GPU * 16 MB RAM * 75 MB HD space [b]Recommended:[/b] * Pentium CPU * VESA GPU*Latest version: 1.04 (as of ?)*Chasm - The Rift is a Quake like game that had many features unseen untill it's release, yet fell short to games like Quake and Hexen 2. The engine is almost exact to Quake's, yet excedes it in being able to blow off your enemies arms and head, environmental effects like rain etc. However, it's lack of hardware acceleration (OpenGL etc) support seemed it's biggest shortcoming.

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