These are just some examples of games I have got to play quite nicely and will continue to enjoy on this emulator but there are many more not mentioned worth trying. And, Master of Magic is an interesting strategy game and works great as well. Pirates is also worth a try as it runs just smooth enough. Jazz Jackrabbit series are some other great platformers I recommend. Zeliard is a very interesting 2d platformer with RPG elements that plays well. Survivor horror Alone in the Dark does slow down but is just playable enough to keep on the list. Darklands is an amazing open world role playing game for its time that plays very well and I highly recommended. Panzer General is another good little strategy gem that plays quite well and has a slow turn-based pace that runs quite well. The original Warcraft is quite good here with speed being just fast enough to enjoy. Here is a list of games that I found quite playable and enjoyable that is worth trying out on iPads: It takes some fiddling with the configuration file at times as well to get some games up and running at the max potential. many of the greats will not run fast enough on this emulator in it’s current state but other games will. Elder Scrolls, Warcraft, Fallout and it’s Wasteland prequel started on DOS. Despite this, the DOS is the home of many great games and classics that started some of today’s most popular game series. The emulator also requires either basic knowledge of DOS command prompts or some experimentation and instructions in order to segregate files correctly and get games running. In terms of apps and games that this emulator supports, the results are very mixed - this is mostly because of speed issues. Evidence of this can be seen by googling iDOS as mostly just iPad articles pop up with a brief mention of the iPhone version that was also released. It even has a layout depicting mouse buttons and a computer keyboard that can be switched off to full screen with icons of touch keypads. The emulator works a bit more natural and works better on the iPad than the iPhone due to it’s larger screen and two orientation viewing angles it offers.
A s many iDevice users and touch gamers know, a DOS emulator was released for the iDevices about a month ago and pulled by Apple the very next day.
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