List of Apple II games#V

|$100,000 Pyramid

|{{dts|1987}}

|Craig Carlson{{cite web|last=Hague|first=James|url=https://dadgum.com/giantlist/|title=The Giant List of Classic Game Programmers|access-date=2018-07-10|archive-date=2019-04-27|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190427134504/https://dadgum.com/giantlist/|url-status=live}}

|The Box Office

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|

|Datasoft

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Chuck Bueche

|Origin Systems

|Graphical RPG

|{{dts|1984}}

|Lance Haffner

|Lance Haffner Games

|

|{{dts|1978}}

|Chris Oberth

|Programma International/The Elektrik Keyboard

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|

|Continental Software

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|Paul Berker

|Loch Ness Productions

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|John Gray

|Strategic Simulations

|

|ABM

|{{dts|1980}}

|Silas Warner

|Muse Software

|Clone of Missile Command

|{{dts|1987}}

|

|Accolade

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|

|Muse Software

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|John Rausch

|

|Role-playing game, complete version of Colossal Cave Adventure by William Crowther & Don Woods)

|{{dts|1985}}

|Stuart Smith

|Electronic Arts

|Graphical RPG and editor

|{{dts|1987}}

|

|Spinnaker Software

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Paul Berker

|Phoenix Software

|

|{{dts|1978}}

|Scott Adams

|Adventure International

|Interactive fiction

|{{dts|1983}}

|Fred D Williams

|Krell Software

|Adventure game

|{{dts|1984}}

|Lifeware / Gruen Studios{{cite web|last=Feldman|first=Howard|url=http://mocagh.org/miscgame/narnia-manual.pdf|title=Adventures in Narnia Manual|access-date=2018-07-11|archive-date=2019-05-12|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190512090901/https://www.mocagh.org/miscgame/narnia-manual.pdf|url-status=live}}

|Word Publishing

|action/adventure game

|{{dts|1984}}

|Lifeware / Gruen Studios

|Word Publishing

|action/adventure game

|{{dts|1984}}

|Scott Adams

|Adventure International

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Programmers-3{{cite web|url=http://www.mobygames.com/game/apple2/ae|title=A.E. (Apple II)|access-date=2018-07-11|archive-date=2018-07-11|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180711021843/http://www.mobygames.com/game/apple2/ae|url-status=live}} (Makato Horai & Jun Wada)

|Broderbund

|Fixed shooter

|{{dts|1979}}

|

|Creative Computing

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Dan Gorlin Productions

|Broderbund

|

|1980{{Cite web |title=» A Word on Akalabeth and Chronology The Digital Antiquarian |url=https://www.filfre.net/2011/12/a-word-on-akalabeth-and-chronology/ |access-date=2024-09-20 |language=en-US}}

|Richard Garriott

|California Pacific Computer Company

|Graphical RPG

|{{dts|1987}}

|

|Box Office

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Stuart Smith

|Quality Software

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|

|Windham Classics

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|

|Avalon Hill

|

|{{dts|2017}}

|Michael Packard

|Snacking On! Software

|Arcade shooter

|{{dts|1981}}

|Tony Suzuki

|Broderbund

|Arcade shooter

|{{dts|1986}}

|Robert Friele & Michael Ornsby

|Activision

|Action/adventure game

|{{dts|1981}}

|

|Level-10

|{{dts|1985}}

|ibidinc Games

|Random House

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Peter J. Favaro

|Activision

|RPG

|{{dts|1985}}

|Paradise Programming

|Datasoft

|3D RPG

|{{dts|1987}}

|Paradise Programming

|Datasoft

|3D RPG

|{{dts|1984}}

|Michael Crichton

|Telarium

|Graphic adventure game

|{{dts|1986}}

|

|Mindscape

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Cognetics Corporation

|Electronic Arts

|Interactive fiction

|{{dts|1984}}

|Evryware

|Broderbund

|War strategy game

|{{dts|1987}}

|War strategy game

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|

|Adventure International

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|

|Avalon Hill

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Michael Katz & Tom Johnson

|shareware

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|

|Random House

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Kevin Bagley{{cite web|last=Lancaster|first=Don|url=https://www.tinaja.com/ebooks/enhance_vII.pdf|title=Enhancing Your Apple II and IIe: Volume 2|access-date=2018-07-10|archive-date=2018-07-11|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180711034108/https://www.tinaja.com/ebooks/enhance_vII.pdf|url-status=live}}

|SAMS

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|Peter Schmuckal & Leonard Barshack

|Apple Computer

|adapted from Colossal Cave Adventure (William Crowther and Don Woods)

|{{dts|1983}}

|Ivan Strand

|Sierra On-Line

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Ben Serki

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1979}}

|Wendell Sander{{cite web|url=http://www.bible-prophecy.com/ron/documents/apple_theappletapes_appleii_manual.pdf|title=The Apple Tapes: Introductory Programs for the Apple II|access-date=2018-07-10|archive-date=2018-07-11|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180711024814/http://www.bible-prophecy.com/ron/documents/apple_theappletapes_appleii_manual.pdf|url-status=live}}

|Apple Computer

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|

|California Pacific

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Robert C. Clardy

|Synergistic Software

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Justin Gray

|Sierra On-Line

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|

|Addictive Games

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|John Besnard

|Penguin Software

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Doug Carlston & Chris Jochumson

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Free Fall Associates

|Electronic Arts

|action/strategy game

|{{dts|1984}}

|Free Fall Associates

|Electronic Arts

|action/strategy game

|{{dts|1986}}

|Dynamix

|Electronic Arts

|Arcade game, Tank simulation

|{{dts|1983}}

|Chris Oberth

|Datamost

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Steve Kropinak

|SoftSide

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|

|Taito

|Arcade shooter

|{{dts|1989}}

|

|Infocom

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|Jim Nitchals

|Cavalier Computer

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Children's Computer Workshop

|CBS Software

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|

|Strategic Games Publications

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|Bryan Vekovius and Jim Weiler

|Softdisk

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Richard Garriott & Chuck Bueche

|Origin Systems

|Role-playing game

|{{dts|1983}}

|

|Electronic Arts

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Paul Stephenson

|Datamost

|

|Bad Dudes

|{{dts|1988}}

|Quicksilver Software

|Data East

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|

|Avalon Hill

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Chris Crawford

|Mindscape

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Lucasfilm Games, K-Byte

|Epyx

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Jeff O'Neill

|Infocom

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|

|Strategic Simulations

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Tony Ngo and Benny Ngo

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Interplay Productions (Michael Cranford)

|Electronic Arts

|RPG

|{{dts|1986}}

|Interplay Productions (Michael Cranford)

|Electronic Arts

|RPG

|{{dts|1988}}

|Interplay Productions (Rebecca Heineman, Bruce Schlickbernd, and Michael A. Stackpole)

|Electronic Arts

|RPG

|{{dts|1983}}

|Samuel Moore

|Phoenix Software

|

|{{dts|1990}}

|Interplay

|Interplay

|Chess simulation

|{{dts|1986}}

|

|Strategic Studies Group

|

|{{dts|1989}}

|

|Infocom

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Quality Software (James Albanese)

|Atarisoft

|Arcade game

|{{dts|1983}}

|Sydney Development

|Sierra On-Line

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Access Software

|U.S. Gold

|Arcade game

|{{dts|1988}}

|Peter Adams

|Access Software

|Arcade game

|

|

|Keypunch Software

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Mark Turmell

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Dale DeSharone

|Windham Classics

|

|{{dts|1978}}

|Don Worth

|The Software Factory

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Silas Warner

|Muse Software

|Stealth game

|{{dts|1987}}

|Brian Moriarty

|Infocom

|Text-based (mostly) RPG

|{{dts|1981}}

|John Besnard

|Bez

|Nuclear strategy game{{cite magazine |last=Shaw |first=Luther |date=July–August 1982 |title=Micro-Reviews: Bez-MX |url=https://archive.org/details/Computer_Gaming_World_Issue_2.4/cgw_2.4/page/n35/ |magazine=Computer Gaming World |via=Internet Archive |volume=2 |number=4 |pages=34–35 |accessdate=2024-05-14 }}{{cite magazine |last=Hunter |first=David |date=March 1982 |title=Reviews |url=https://archive.org/details/softalkv2n07mar1982/page/103/ |magazine=Softalk |via=Internet Archive |volume=2 |page=103 |accessdate=2024-05-14 }}

|{{dts|1981}}

|John Besnard

|Bez

|Pac-Man clone

|{{dts|1982}}

|John Besnard

|Bez

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|John Besnard

|Bez

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Marc Goodman (as "Mangrove Earthshoe")

|Datamost

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Paul Berker

|Phoenix Software

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|

|Earthware Computer Services

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|

|Sierra On-Line

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Peter Ward

|Datasoft

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Tim Wilson

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Rodney McAuley

|Creative Computing Software

|

|{{dts|1979}}

|Mark Cross

|Programma International

|

|{{dts|1979}}

|Arthur Wells

|Stoneware

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|James Lane

|Synergistic Software

|

|{{dts|1978}}

|Bob Bishop

|Softape

|Arcade game

|{{dts|1985}}

|John Romero

|inCider Magazine

|Maze game

|{{dts|1987}}

|

|Infocom

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Dan Thompson

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Interplay

|Activision

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|First Star Software (Pat Montelo)

|Electronic Arts

|Action

|{{dts|1983}}

|Tom Becklund

|Penguin Software

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1977}}

|Steve Wozniak

|Apple Computer

|Arcade game, Precursor to Little Brick Out

|{{dts|1983}}

|Strategic Simulations

|Strategic Simulations

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|

|Commonwealth Software

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Rick Mirsky

|Datasoft

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|NovaLogic

|Taito

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Ken Jordan

|Sega

|Arcade game, flight

|{{dts|1981}}

|Jim Nitchals

|Cavalier Computer

|Arcade

|{{dts|1987}}

|Douglas Adams

|Infocom

|Interactive fiction

|{{dts|1983}}

|Mattel Electronics

|Mattel Electronics

|A home port of the arcade game of the same name developed under license from Data East USA

|{{dts|1983}}

|Mike Ryeburn

|Sirius Software

|

|California Games

|{{dts|1987}}

|Epyx

|Epyx

|A collection of California-themed sports games, such as half-pipe skateboarding and surfing

|{{dts|1982}}

|Olaf Lubeck

|Sierra On-Line

|Donkey Kong clone

|{{dts|1982}}

|Brian Mountford

|Datasoft

|Platform game

|{{dts|1985}}

|Michael Wise

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|2023}}

|Frank Rossi

|homebrew

|mini-RPG

|{{dts|1983}}

|Andrew Johnson & Preston Nevins{{cite web|last=Johnson|first=Andrew|url=https://www.evl.uic.edu/aej/smurf.html|title=The First Official Castle Smurfenstein Home Page|access-date=2018-07-10|archive-date=2018-08-22|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180822020356/https://www.evl.uic.edu/aej/smurf.html|url-status=live}}

|Dead Smurf Software

|parody hack of Castle Wolfenstein

|{{dts|1981}}

|Silas Warner

|Muse Software

|Stealth game

|{{dts|1989}}

|John Carmack

|Softdisk

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Paul Lowrance

|Datamost

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Chuck Bueche

|Origin Systems

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|David Shapiro (as "Dr. Cat")

|Muse Software

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Thomas Noone & Patrick Noone

|SAMS

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|RAM Software

|Turnkey Software

|Shoot em up

|{{dts|1990}}

|Michael Cranford

|Broderbund

|RPG

|{{dts|1983}}

|

|Atarisoft

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|

|Gamestar

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|

|Hayden Software

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Douglas E. Smith

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|

|Epyx

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|

|Discovery Games

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|

|Odesta

|Chess

|{{dts|1986}}

|Mark Manyen

|The Software Toolworks

|Chess

|{{dts|1985}}

|

|BrainPower

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Richard Hefter, Steve Worthington, & Janie Worthington

|Optimum Resource

|Action/RPG

|{{dts|1982}}

|Dan Gorlin

|Broderbund

|Action

|{{dts|1987}}

|Lerner Research

|Electronic Arts

|{{dts|1989}}

|

|Virgin Mastertronic

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|

|CDS Software

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Quicksilver Software

|Data East

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|

|Motivated Software

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Strategic Simulations

|Strategic Simulations

|Sports game

|{{dts|1989}}

|

|Leisure Genius

|

|{{dts|1989}}

|

|Leisure Genius

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Strategic Simulations

|Strategic Simulations

|Sports game

|{{dts|1984}}

|SE Software (Eric Robinson & Eric Parker)

|Datasoft

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Sentient Software (Michael Berlyn & Harry Walker)

|Sogiciel

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Sega

|Sega

|Arcade

|{{dts|1983}}

|

|Datamost

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Alan Merell & Eric Knopp

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|

|Rainbird Software

|

|{{dts|1979}}

|

|Astar International Inc.

|Space Invaders clone

|{{dts|1981}}

|Scott Adams

|Adventure International

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|T.L. Gale & Ivan Manley

|Activision

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Eagle Berns and Holly Thomason

|Penguin Software

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Ken Williams and Harold DeWitz

|On-Line Systems

|Also known as Hi-Res Adventure #3

|{{dts|1982}}

|Datamost

|Datamost

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|

|Highlands Computer Services

|

|Pat Relf & Tara Framer

|Scholastic

|On Microzine Jr. issue #2

|{{dts|1982}}

|David Schroeder

|Synergistic Software

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Dave Vincent

|Didatech

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Dave Vincent

|Didatech

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Jay Sullivan

|Sierra On-Line

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Michael Farren

|Epyx

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Arthur Britto & Allan Lamb

|Sir-Tech

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|

|Atarisoft

|

|{{dts|1989}}

|Strategic Simulations

|Strategic Simulations

|RPG

|{{dts|1981}}

|Adventure International

|Adventure International

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|Nasir Gebelli

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Hunter Hancock

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|

|Datasoft

|

|Dam Busters

|{{dts|1984}}

|Sydney Development

|Accolade

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|John Romero

|UpTime

|Platform game

|{{dts|1983}}

|Sierra On-Line

|SierraVenture

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Tom Mornini

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Thomas G. Cleaver

|Avalon Hill

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Melbourne House

|Melbourne House

|

|The Elektrik Keyboard

|Chris Oberth

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|David Snider

|Broderbund

|Pinball

|{{dts|1982}}

|Keith Enge

|TSR

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Marc Blank

|Infocom

|Interactive fiction

|{{dts|1983}}

|Philip Hess & Bob Hess

|Micro Fun

|A graphic adventure game

|Bob Andrews

|Programma International

|

|Don Fudge

|Avant-Garde Creations

|

|Designer Software (Jimmy Huey)

|Epyx

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Electronic Arts

|Electronic Arts

|RPG

|{{dts|1980}}

|Frank Corr and William Denman

|Med Systems Software

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Williams Electronics

|Atarisoft

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Nexa

|Nexa

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|

|Saber Software

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|Strategic Simulations

|Strategic Simulations

|RPG

|{{dts|1978}}

|Chris Oberth

|The Elektrik Keyboard

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|DesignWare

|Britannica Software

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|IDSI

|Roklan

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Atari, Inc.

|Atarisoft

|Arcade

|{{dts|1983}}

|David Schroeder

|Micro Fun

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Andrew Johnson & Preston Nevins

|Dead Smurf Software

|parody hack of Dino Eggs

|{{dts|1980}}

|Bill Basham

|Microlab

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|

|Sierra On-Line

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|Westwood Associates

|Disney Software

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Spectrum Holobyte

|Spectrum Holobyte

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Michael Cranford

|Atarisoft

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|Morwe

|Synergistic Software

|{{dts|1989}}

|Interplay

|Interplay

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|

|Automated Simulations

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|

|Trillium

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|

|Synapse Software

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Aik Beng

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Bob Bishop

|Datasoft

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Bruce Nesmith & Keith Enge

|TSR

|

|{{dts|1978}}

|Robert C. Clardy

|Synergistic Software

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|

|Screenplay

|

|{{dts|1978}}

|Weyman Fong

|Apple Core

|

|Eamon

|{{dts|1980}}

|Donald Brown

|public domain

|

|{{dts|1989}}

|Mirage Graphics

|Electronic Arts

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Karl Buiter

|Electronic Arts

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Roger Webster and Dan Leviton

|Datamost

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Unknown

|MECC

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|David Braben and Ian Bell

|Firebird

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Northwest Software

|Interstel

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Edu-ware Services

|Interactive Fantasies

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Edu-ware Services

|Interactive Fantasies

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Edu-ware Services

|Interactive Fantasies

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Larry Miller

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1978}}

|Silas Warner

|Muse Software

|Also rereleased in 1980 on The Best of Muse compilation disk.

|{{dts|1987}}

|Lorri Hopping{{cite web|last=Hopping|first=Lorri|url=http://www.hoppingfun.com/|title=Hopping Fun Creations|access-date=2018-07-10|archive-date=2018-07-11|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180711072121/http://www.hoppingfun.com/|url-status=live}}

|Scholastic Corporation

|On Microzine issue #23{{cite web|url=https://archive.org/stream/A2_Microzine_23_manual#page/n0/mode/2up|title=Microzine 23 manual|date=24 April 2016 |access-date=2018-07-10}}

|{{dts|1981}}

|Synergistic Software

|Synergistic Software

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Bob Bluaschild

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|

|Alliance Software

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Jeff Sember & Don Mattrick

|Sydney Development

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Willard Phillips

|Penguin Software

|

|

|

|

|

|

|MECC

|

|F-15 Strike Eagle

|{{dts|1985}}

|MicroProse

|MicroProse

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Thomas Ball (computer scientist), Eric Varsanyi

|Piccadilly Software

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Optimum Resource (Richard Hefter, Steve Worthington){{cite web |title=Fat City (1983) Videos for Apple II |url=https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/appleii/216448-fat-city-1983/videos/1164943 |website=GameFAQs |access-date=22 June 2023}}

|Weekly Reader Family Software

|First-person action game

|{{dts|1985}}

|Sydney Development

|Accolade

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Silas Warner

|Muse Software

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|John Besnard

|Softdisk

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Simon Hosler and Bill Bonham{{cite web | url=http://www.worldcat.org/title/fleet-street-phantom/oclc/220959137 | title=Fleet Street Phantom | publisher=Online Computer Library Center | via=WorldCat | archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20190304235718/http://www.worldcat.org/title/fleet-street-phantom/oclc/220959137 | archivedate=March 4, 2019}}

|Sherston Software

|

|{{dts|1979}}

|Bruce Artwick

|Sublogic

|Also known as A2-FS1 Flight Simulator

|{{dts|1983}}

|Bruce Artwick

|Sublogic

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Marc Blank, Michael Berlyn, Poh C. Lim, & Paula Maxwell

|Infocom

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|Quality Software

|Computersmiths

|

|

|MECC

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Phoenix Software

|Dale Johnson and Rick Incrocci

|

|{{dts|1992}}

|MECC

|MECC

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Olaf Lubeck

|Sierra On-Line

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|

|Sega

|

|G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero

|{{dts|1985}}

|Epyx

|Epyx

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|

|Atarisoft

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Sirius Software

|Sirius Software

|Arcade

|{{dts|1985}}

|Spectrum Holobyte

|Spectrum Holobyte

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Atari

|Mindscape

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Paradigm Creators

|Strategic Simulations

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Paradigm Creators

|Strategic Simulations

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|The Learning Company

|The Learning Company

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Activision

|Activision

|

|{{dts|1979}}

|Alan M. Boyd

|Muse Software

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Olaf Lubeck

|On-Line Systems

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|Sierra On-Line

|Sierra On-Line

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Delton T. Horn

|Dilithium Press

|book and software

|{{dts|1986}}

|Robert Jenks & Nathan Tennises

|1 Step Software

|Golf simulator

|{{dts|1985}}

|Scott Spanburg

|Datasoft

|Arcade game

|{{dts|1981}}

|Sirius Software

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|

|Davidson & Associates

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Ivan Manley

|Activision

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Atari

|Atarisoft

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Sirius Software

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Quicksilver Software

|Data East

|

|Hacker

|{{dts|1985}}

|Activision

|Activision

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Activision

|Activision

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Sirius Software

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Tom Snyder & Omar Khudari

|Mindscape

|

|{{dts|1978}}

|Mark Cross

|Apple Computer

|appears on Apple Software Bank Contributed Programs Volume 1{{cite web|url=https://archive.org/details/Apple_Software_Bank_Vol_1-2|title=Apple Software Bank Contributed Programs Volumes 1&2|access-date=2018-08-04}}

|{{dts|1983}}

|Michael Abbot and Matthew Alexander

|Electronic Arts

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Accolade

|Accolade

|

|{{dts|1989}}

|Quicksilver Software

|Data East

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Mike Livesay and Mike Mooney

|Micro Fun

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|Automated Simulations

|Automated Simulations

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Jeff Hendrix

|shareware

|RPG

|{{dts|1984}}

|Microsmiths

|Activision

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Avant-Garde

|Avant-Garde

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Avant-Garde

|Avant-Garde

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Joe Calabrese

|Micro Learn

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Douglas Adams & Steve Meretzky

|Infocom

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Beam Software

|Addison-Wesley

|

|{{dts|1978}}

|Greg Hassett

|Mad Hatter Software{{cite web|url=https://archive.org/details/Mad_Hatter_Software_Catalog_1979_Mad_Hatter_Software|title=Mad Hatter Software|year=1979 |access-date=2018-08-02}}

|text adventure; also appears on the Adventure Disk "A" compilation disk.

|{{dts|1987}}

|Oxford Digital Enterprises

|Argus Press Software

|

|Impossible Mission

|{{dts|1986}}

|Peter Filiberti

|Epyx

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|Novotrade Software

|Epyx

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Tom Snyder Productions

|Spinnaker Software

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|SportTime/Designware Consultants

|Mindscape

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Chris Gray Enterprises

|Mindscape

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Chris Gray Enterprises

|Mindscape

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Gabor Laufer & Alexander Laufer

|Muse Software

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Kinemation

|Spectrum Holobyte

|

|James Bond 007: Goldfinger

|{{dts|1986}}

|Angelsoft

|Mindscape

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Angelsoft

|Mindscape

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Olaf Lubeck

|On-Line Systems

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Chuck Bueche

|On-Line Systems

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|MECC

|MECC

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Sharedata

|Sharedata

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Sublogic

|Sublogic

|

|{{dts|1978}}

|Greg Hassett

|Mad Hatter Software

|text adventure; also appears on the Adventure Disk "A" compilation disk.

|{{dts|1983}}

|Epyx

|Epyx

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Ivan Manley

|Atarisoft

|

|Kabul Spy

|{{dts|1982}}

|Sirius Software

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Strategic Simulations

|Strategic Simulations

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Berkeley Softworks

|Data East

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Jordan Mechner

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Quicksilver Software

|Data East

|

|{{dts|1978}}

|Greg Hassett

|Mad Hatter Software

|text adventure; also appears on the Adventure Disk "A" compilation disk.

|{{dts|1990}}

|New World Computing

|New World Computing

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Lucasfilm Games

|Lucasfilm Games

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Berkeley Softworks

|Data East

|

|LA Crackdown

|{{dts|1988}}

|Nexa

|Epyx

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Broderbund

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Lucasfilm

|Activision

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Cliff Johnson

|Adventure International

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Spinnaker

|Programme

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Accolade

|Accolade

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Steve Meretzky

|Infocom

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Quest Software

|Electronic Arts

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|Quest Software

|Epyx

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Sierra On-Line

|Sierra On-Line

|Adventure

|{{dts|1979}}

|MECC

|Apple Computer

|

|{{dts|1979}}

|Bruce Tognazzini

|Apple Computer

|An abbreviated Applesoft version of Steve Wozniak's Integer BASIC Breakout game.{{cite web|url=http://www.apple-iigs.info/newdoc/appletapes.pdf|title=The Apple Tapes: Introductory Programs for the Apple II Plus|publisher=Apple Computer|access-date=2018-07-09|archive-date=2017-01-06|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20170106214055/http://www.apple-iigs.info/newdoc/appletapes.pdf|url-status=live}}{{cite web|last=Weyhrich|first=Steven|url=http://www.blinkenlights.com/classiccmp/apple2history.html|title=Apple II History|publisher=Zonker Software|access-date=2018-07-09|archive-date=2018-06-28|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180628144241/http://www.blinkenlights.com/classiccmp/apple2history.html|url-status=live}}{{cite web|last=Mosher|first=Christopher|url=https://github.com/cmosher01/Apple-II-Source/blob/master/doc/breakout.asciidoc|title=Breakout, Annotated|publisher=GitHub|access-date=2018-07-09|archive-date=2018-11-04|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20181104000538/https://github.com/cmosher01/Apple-II-Source/blob/master/doc/breakout.asciidoc|url-status=live}}

|{{dts|1983}}

|Douglas E. Smith

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Eon Software

|Electronic Arts

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Microcomputer Games

|Avalon Hill

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Syndein Systems

|Sierra On-Line

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Dave Lebling

|Infocom

|

|Mabel's Mansion

|{{dts|1984}}

|Kevin Bagley

|Datamost

|

|{{dts|1989}}

|Mindcraft

|Mindcraft

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Lucasfilm Games

|Lucasfilm Games

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Will Harvey

|Electronic Arts

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Datamost

|Datamost

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Ultrasoft

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Dale Johnson & Rick Incrocci

|Phoenix Software

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|JAM Software

|JAM Software

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|Walt Disney Computer Software

|Hi-Tech Expressions

|

|{{dts|1978}}

|Silas Warner

|Muse Software

|Also rereleased in 1980 on The Best of Muse compilation disk.

|{{dts|1984}}

|

|

|

|{{dts|1979}}

|Softwin Associates (Gordon Letwin)

|Microsoft

|Port of Colossal Cave Adventure (William Crowther and Don Woods){{cite web|last=Maher|first=Jimmy|url=https://www.filfre.net/2011/07/microsoft-adventure/|title=Microsoft Adventure|publisher=The Digital Antiquarian|access-date=2018-07-27|archive-date=2018-07-28|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180728040015/https://www.filfre.net/2011/07/microsoft-adventure/|url-status=live}}

|{{dts|1982}}

|Jay Zimmerman & Jim Nitchals

|Cavalier Computer

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|New World Computing

|New World Computing

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|New World Computing

|New World Computing

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Steve Meretzky

|Infocom

|Interactive fiction

|{{dts|1984}}

|Interplay Productions

|Activision

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Synapse Software

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Mike Livesay

|Micro Fun

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|Intentional Educations

|MECC

|

|{{dts|1989}}

|Westwood Associates

|Infocom

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|Roberta Williams & Ken Williams

|On-Line Systems

|Also known as Hi-Res Adventure #0

|{{dts|1985}}

|Angelsoft

|Mindscape

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Origin Systems

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Bob Bishop

|Datamost

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|BCI Software

|Parker Brothers

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|TMQ Software

|Atarisoft

|

|{{dts|1979}}

|Automated Simulations

|Automated Simulations

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Rick Mirsky

|Datasoft

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Robert McNally

|Datamost

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Atari

|Atarisoft

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Mike Fish, Anders McCarthy, Jon Sweedler, & Melissa Verber{{cite web|url=https://archive.org/details/A2_Muppets_on_Stage_user_manual|title=Muppets on Stage user manual|date=5 March 2018 |access-date=2018-08-04}}

|Sunburst Communications

|

|{{dts|1990}}

|MECC

|MECC

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Scott Adams

|Adventure International

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|Roberta Williams & Ken Williams

|On-Line Systems

|Also known as Hi-Res Adventure #1

|Neptune

|{{dts|1987}}

|Nasir Gebelli

|Gebelli Software

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|David Mullich

|Edu-Ware

|Business simulation

|{{dts|1988}}

|Interplay Productions

|Mediagenic

|

|Bill Budge

|California Pacific Computer Company

|Part of Bill Budge's Trilogy of Games

|{{dts|1982}}

|Bruce Artwick{{cite web|url=https://archive.org/details/Night_Mission_Pinball_Adjustment_Manual|title=A2-PB1 "Night Mission" Pinball Adjustment Manual|access-date=2018-08-04}}

|SubLOGIC

|

|{{dts|1978}}

|Gary Shannon

|Apple Computer

|appears on Apple Software Bank Contributed Programs Vol. 1

|{{dts|1982}}

|Ron Aldrich

|Synergistic Software

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Greg Carbonaro

|Unique

|

|{{dts|1990}}

|MECC

|MECC

|

|Odell Lake

|{{dts|1986}}

|MECC

|MECC

|

|

|

|

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|Robert C. Clardy

|Synergistic Software

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Steve Meuse

|Origin Systems

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Epyx

|Epyx

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Timothy W. Smith

|Microsoft

|also known as Microsoft Olympic Decathlon

|{{dts|1983}}

|Electronic Arts

|Electronic Arts

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|MECC

|MECC

|

|Pac-Man

|{{dts|1983}}

|Atari

|Atarisoft

|Arcade

|{{dts|1988}}

|Softdisk

|Softdisk

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|John Besnard

|Penguin Software

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Jeremy Sagan

|Turning Point Software

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Greg Carbonaro

|Unique

|

|{{dts|1979}}

|Edu-Ware

|Edu-Ware

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Mark Allen

|Sierra On-Line

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Strategic Simulations

|Strategic Simulations

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Strategic Simulations

|Strategic Simulations

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Strategic Simulations

|Strategic Simulations

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|Nasir Gebelli

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|Ivan Manley

|Publishing International

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Norm Gray

|Actioncraft

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|TMQ Software

|Datamost

|

|Douglas E. Wolfgram

|Lord of the Games

|Battlezone clone

|{{dts|1983}}

|Bill Budge

|Electronic Arts

|

|{{dts|1978}}

|Scott Adams

|Adventure International

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Microsmiths (Rex E. Bradford)

|Activision

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Ivan Manley

|Epyx

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Steve Meretzky

|Infocom

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Richard Soberka

|Froggy Software

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Elizabeth Levin

|Sir-Tech

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Jim Walls

|Sierra On-Line

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|Strategic Simulations

|Strategic Simulations

|RPG

|{{dts|1984}}

|Datasoft

|Datasoft

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Nexa

|Activision

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Nelson G. Hernandez

|Strategic Simulations

|

|{{dts|1989}}

|Jordan Mechner

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|Edu-Ware

|Edu-Ware

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Edu-Ware

|Edu-Ware

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Micro Imagery

|Hesware

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Micro Imagery

|Hesware

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|John Romero

|UpTime

|Maze game

|

|

|

|

|Quasar

|{{dts|1983}}

|Jonathan Dubman

|Aristotle Software

|

| {{dts|1982}}

| Paul Berker & Bill Crawford

| Phoenix Software

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Dallas Snell

|Penguin Software

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Adventure International

|Adventure International

|

|Raft Away River

|{{dts|1984}}

|Gerald M. Wluka

|Jacaranda Wiley LTD

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Access Software

|Access Software

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Jim Nitchals

|Cavalier Computer

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Bill Budge

|BudgeCo

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Strategic Simulations

|Strategic Simulations Group

|Strategy game

|{{dts|1988}}

|

|Davidson & Associates

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|The Learning Company

|The Learning Company

|Edutainment

|{{dts|1982}}

|Adventure International

|Adventure International

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Strategic Simulations

|Strategic Simulations

|

|{{dts|1989}}

|NovaLogic

|Taito

|{{dts|1983}}

|Sirius Software

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|Epyx

|Epyx

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|THQ Software

|Epyx

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Arthur Britto & Greg Hale

|Sir-Tech

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Stuart Smith

|Quality Software

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Dallas Snell

|Penguin Software

|Sequel to The Quest

|{{dts|1981}}

|Mike Livesay

|Microlab

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Jeffrey Johnson

|Strategic Simulations

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Jeffrey Johnson

|Strategic Simulations

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|Quicksilver Software

|Data East

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Mike Wallace & Dr. Leslie Grimm

|The Learning Company

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|TMQ Software

|Atarisoft

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Silas Warner

|Muse Software

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Warren Robinett & Dr. Leslie Grimm

|The Learning Company

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Gumby Bitworks (Ray Giarratana){{cite journal |title=Softalk |date=September 1983 |volume=4 |issue=1 |page=192 |publisher=Softalk |url=https://archive.org/stream/softalkv4n01sep1983/#page/192/mode/2up/search/giarratana |access-date=3 June 2020}}

|Datamost

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Allen Merrell & Eric Knopp

|Gebelli Software

|

|Sabotage

|{{dts|1981}}

|Mark Allen

|On-Line Systems

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Warren Schwader

|Sierra On-Line

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|John Bell & Patty Bell

|Crystal Computer

|

|{{dts|1979}}

|George Blank

|Instant Software

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|IntelliCreations

|Datasoft

|

|{{dts|1979}}

|Dan and Kathleen Spracklen

|Hayden Software

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Dan and Kathleen Spracklen

|Hayden Software

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|John Anderson

|Adventure International

|

|{{dts|1991}}

|Codesmiths, Intracorp

|Capstone Software

|Oceanographic simulation

|{{dts|1983}}

|Jorge Davies & Andrew Golder

|Jor-And

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|David Snider

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Ozark Software

|Electronic Arts

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Synapse Software

|Synapse Software

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Craig Roth and David Stark

|Strategic Simulations

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Imagic

|Bantam Software

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Dale Johnson and Dav Holle

|Phoenix Software

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|Dave Lebling

|Infocom

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|David Schroeder

|Micro Fun

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|MicroProse Software

|MicroProse Software

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|MicroProse Software

|MicroProse Software

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|Jeff Fink

|Softdisk (unreleased){{cite web|last=Fink|first=Jeff|url=http://finkjsc.a2hq.com/silverncastle/|title=Welcome to Silvern Castle!|access-date=2018-07-06|archive-date=2018-07-10|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180710123711/http://finkjsc.a2hq.com/silverncastle/|url-status=live}}

|RPG; released by author in 1999.

|{{dts|1984}}

|Alex Stern, Peter Rokitski, & Greg George

|Prism Software

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|JAM Software

|Baudville

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Ray Tobey

|Electronic Arts

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Funtastic (Dan Illowsky)

|Datamost

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Funtastic

|Funtastic

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Chuck Summerville

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Mark Turmell

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Tom Snyder

|Spinnaker Software

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Tom Snyder

|Spinnaker Software

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Random House

|Random House

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Chuck Benton

|On-Line Systems

|Text adventure

|{{dts|1984}}

|Thinking Rabbit

|Thinking Rabbit

|

|{{dts|1978}}

|Greg Hassett

|Mad Hatter Software

|text adventure; also appears on the Adventure Disk "A" compilation disk.

|{{dts|1980}}

|Robert C. Clardy

|Synergistic Software

|Included with the game Doom Cavern on the same disk.

|{{dts|1981}}

|Strategic Simulations

|Strategic Simulations

|

|{{dts|1978}}

|Steven Pederson

|Edu-Ware

|

|{{dts|1979}}

|David Mullich

|Edu-Ware

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Daniel Schuyler

|Bel-Air Software

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Nasir Gebelli

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Broderbund

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Sierra On-Line

|Sierra On-Line

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Sierra

|Sierra

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Mitchell Robbins

|Sublogic

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Broderbund

|Broderbund

|

|Norm Gray

|Actioncraft

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|

|MECC

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|

|Designware

|

|{{dts|2019}}

|Roby Sherman

|CrowCousins

|Action / Adventure Game

|{{dts|1985}}

|Adventure International

|Adventure International

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|The Softworks Factory

|Activision

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Bally Midway

|Bally Midway

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|First Star Software

|First Star Software

|action/strategy game, 1 and 2 player support (keyboard, joystick)

|{{dts|1982}}

|Alan Zeldin

|Penguin Software

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Peter Schmuckal and Dan Sommers

|Electronic Arts

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|StarCraft

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|

|Gamestar

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Interstel

|Interstel

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Jim Nitchals

|Cavalier Computer

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|MicroMosaics

|Simon & Schuster Interactive

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Sega

|Sega

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Infocom

|Infocom

|

|{{dts|1977}}

|

|

| Interstellar shipping company stock trading game.

|{{dts|1983}}

|Atarisoft

|Atarisoft

|Port of Defender II arcade game

|{{dts|1981}}

|Gilman Louie

|Voyager Software

|

|{{dts|April 30, 1987}}

|Steve Meretzky

|Infocom

|Interactive fiction

|{{dts|1983}}

|Damon Slye

|Software Entertainment Company

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Scott Adams

|Adventure International

|Scott Adams' sixth game

|{{dts|1987}}

|Lucasfilm Games

|Electronic Arts

|Naval simulation game

|1982

|Artworx

|Artworx

|

|{{dts|2012}}

|Martin Haye

|Martin Haye

|Tetris

|{{dts|1981}}

|Steve Hawley

|Piccadilly Software

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|

|Crystal Computer

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Epyx

|Epyx

|Sports game

|{{dts|1986}}

|FTL Games

|Accolade

|Space trading game

|{{dts|1983}}

|Datamost

|Datamost

|

|{{dts|1979}}

|M. Hata

|California Pacific Computer Company

|Arcade

|{{dts|1984}}

|Ted Griggs

|Computer Easy

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Dave Lebling

|Infocom

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Michael Berlyn

|Infocom

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Paul Stephenson

|Datamost

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Dynamix

|Penguin Software

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|John O'Hare

|Krell Software

|Text Adventure

|{{dts|1981}}

|Donald Brown

|CE Software

|

|Ed Hobbs

|

|

|T.W.E.R.P.S.

|{{dts|1981}}

|Dan Thompson

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Avalon Hill

|

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Quicksilver Software

|Data East

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Mega-micro Computers (Art Canfil)

|Avalanche Productions

|

|{{dts|1978}}

|Ed Zaron

|Muse Software

|Also rereleased in 1980 on The Best of Muse compilation disk.

|{{dts|1984}}

|Marvin Glass and Associates

|Bally Midway

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Interplay Productions
Brainwave Creations

|Activision

|Graphic adventure game

|{{dts|1981}}

|Doug Carlston

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Brian Fitzgerald

|H.A.L. Labs

|A Pac-Man clone

|{{dts|1988}}

|Gray Matter

|US Gold

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Daniel Lawrence

|Avalon Hill

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Mike Abbott & Jim Nitchals

|Cavalier Computer

|

|{{dts|1979}}

|Automated Simulations

|Automated Simulations

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|Steven Pederson

|Edu-Ware

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Distinctive Software

|Accolade

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|Spectrum Holobyte

|Spectrum Holobyte

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Bruce Nesmith

|TSR

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Synergistic Software

|Sierra On-Line

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|The Learning Company

|The Learning Company

|

|{{dts|1979}}

|Richard Orban

|Muse Software

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|Richard Orban

|Muse Software

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|On-Line Systems

|On-Line Systems

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Paul Coletta

|Reston Publishing Company

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Roberta Williams & Rorke Weigandt

|On-Line Systems

|Also known as Hi-Res Adventure #5

|{{dts|1981}}

|Ed Zaron

|Muse Software

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|

|Keypunch Software

|contains 4 games: Sub Hunt (aka. Subnodule), Sea Battle, Depth Charge, & Sea Raider.

|{{dts|1984}}

|

|Atarisoft

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Antonio Antiochia & Steve Meuse

|Penguin Software

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Penguin Software

|Penguin Software

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|Black, Tran, McNichols, et al.

|CUE SoftSwap

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Infocom

|Infocom

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Jimmy Huey

|Creative Software

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Al Lowe, Sunnyside Soft

|Sierra Entertainment

|

|Ultima

|{{dts|1981}}

|Richard Garriott

|California Pacific Computer Company

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Richard Garriott

|Origin Systems

|Remake of Ultima from 1981

|{{dts|1982}}

|Richard Garriott

|Sierra On-Line

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Richard Garriott

|Origin Systems

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Richard Garriott

|Origin Systems

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|Richard Garriott

|Origin Systems

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Ken Williams & Bob Davis

|On-Line Systems

|Valley of the Minotaur

|{{dts|1983}}

|Nicolas van Dyk & Chris M. Evans

|Softalk

|Interactive fiction

|{{dts|1987}}

|Quicksilver Software

|Data East

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|

|Computer Adversary Publishing

|The first game from the company;{{cite web|url=https://archive.org/details/Computer_Gaming_World_Issue_5.1/page/n9/mode/2up|title=Taking a Peek|magazine=Computer Gaming World|page=11|date=February 1985|accessdate=September 7, 2023}} 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."{{cite magazine |url=http://archive.org/details/Computer_Gaming_World_Issue_5.3 |last1=Sylvester |first1=Jasper |title=Micro-Reviews |magazine=Computer Gaming World |date=June–July 1985 |volume=1 |issue=22 |pages=34}}

|{{dts|1983}}

|Jimmy Huey

|H.A.L. Labs

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|Scott Adams & Alexis Adams

|Adventure International

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Angelsoft

|Mindscape

|

|Warlords

|{{dts|1978}}

|Brian Beninger

|Speakeasy Software Ltd

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|Interplay Productions

|Electronic Arts

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|Rodney McAuley

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Paul Edelstein

|Sirius Software

|

|{{dts|1991}}

|Broderbund

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|Broderbund

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1989}}

|Broderbund

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1989}}

|Broderbund

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1986}}

|Broderbund

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Broderbund

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1988}}

|Buena Vista Software

|Buena Vista Software

|

|{{dts|1979}}

|Robert C. Clardy

|Synergistic Software

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Murray Krehbiel

|Data Trek

|Graphics by Greg Hammond

|{{dts|1980}}

|Edu-ware

|Edu-ware

|

|{{dts|1989}}

|Origin Systems

|Origin Systems

|

|{{dts|1987}}

|Steve Waldo

|Broderbund

|

|{{dts|1983}}

|

|Berserker Works

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Epyx

|Epyx

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Infocom

|Infocom

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Ken Williams & Roberta Williams

|On-Line Systems

|{{dts|1985}}

|Windham Classics

|Windham Classics

|

|{{dts|1981}}

|Andrew C. Greenberg & Robert Woodhead

|Sir-Tech

|RPG

|{{dts|1982}}

|Andrew C. Greenberg & Robert Woodhead

|Sir-Tech

|RPG

|{{dts|1983}}

|Andrew C. Greenberg & Robert Woodhead

|Sir-Tech

|RPG

|{{dts|1987}}

|Andrew C. Greenberg, Robert Woodhead, & Roe R. Adams III

|Sir-Tech

|RPG

|{{dts|1988}}

|Andrew C. Greenberg & David W. Bradley

|Sir-Tech

|RPG

|{{dts|1984}}

|Davidson & Associates

|Davidson & Associates

|

|{{dts|1985}}

|Philip Bouchard, et al.{{cite web|url=https://archive.org/stream/A2_MECC_A153_Word_Munchers_manual#page/n19|title=MECC-A153 Word Munchers manual|date=19 November 2016 |access-date=2018-08-06}}

|MECC

|

|Xonix{{Citation needed|date=February 2021}}

|{{dts|1983}}

|Matthais Gerhardt

|

|

|{{dts|1984}}

|Robert "Skip" Waller & Dave Albert

|Penguin Software

|

|Zaxxon

|{{dts|1983}}

|John A. Garcia

|Datasoft

|

|{{dts|1982}}

|Nasir Gebelli

|Gebelli Software

|

|{{dts|1980}}

|Marc Blank, Dave Lebling, Bruce Daniels, & Tim Anderson

|Infocom

|Interactive fiction

|{{dts|1981}}

|Marc Blank, Dave Lebling, Bruce Daniels, & Tim Anderson

|Infocom

|Interactive fiction

|{{dts|1982}}

|Marc Blank, Dave Lebling, Bruce Daniels, & Tim Anderson

|Infocom

|Interactive fiction

|{{dts|1989}}

|Steve Meretzky

|Infocom

|Interactive fiction

|{{dts|1985}}

|Rick Mirsky & James Garon

|Datasoft

|