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The 10 best DOS cyberpunk games

The 10 best DOS cyberpunk games, as the players of dos.games rate them. System Shock leads the list, ahead of Cyberia and Quake II.

Every game on the list plays in your browser, with nothing to install. The order comes from players' ratings and real play time, so it moves as people play.

Updated How the lists are ranked

  • 19DOS cyberpunk games in the archive
  • 10 of 10Play in your browser
  • 3.5Score of #1, out of 5
  1. 2. Cyberia

    1994 · Xatrix Entertainment · Action

    3.4 out of 5Played all the time

    In the year 2027, the world is controlled by two rival superpowers, the western-bloc Free World Alliance and the east-bloc Cartel.

  2. 4. DOOM 4

    2019 · Noiser · Action

    3.3 out of 5Played all the time

    The mod, led by Doomworld Forum user Noiser, was in the works for nearly two years and built within the design restrictions of the original Doom II.

  3. 9. Syndicate Wars

    1996 · Bullfrog Productions, Ltd. · Action

    3.3 out of 5Played a lot

    Description In the sequel to the dark isometric action / strategy game Syndicate, you control either Eurocorp Syndicate or Church of the New Epoch.

  4. 10. The Terminator: Rampage

    1993 · Bethesda Softworks LLC · Action

    3.3 out of 5Played all the time

    Terminator: Rampage is Bethesda's fourth Terminator-licensed game, and is a standard first-person corridor crawler.In Rampage, the corrupt defense system SkyNet again finds itself overrun by the human Resistance, and again manages to send a robot into the past to preserve its future existence.

Ranks 11–19

More great DOS cyberpunk games

  1. Wing Commander Privateer (CD-ROM), Electronic Arts 1994 cover art
    11. Wing Commander Privateer (CD-ROM)Electronic Arts · Action · 1994Played a lot
    3.3 out of 5
  2. BioForge, Electronic Arts, Inc. 1995 cover art
    12. BioForgeElectronic Arts, Inc. · Action · 1995Played a lot
    3.2 out of 5
  3. I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream, Cyberdreams, Inc. 1995 cover art
    13. I Have No Mouth, and I Must ScreamCyberdreams, Inc. · Adventure · 1995Played a lot
    3.2 out of 5
  4. Mega Man X, Capcom 1995 cover art
    14. Mega Man XCapcom · Action · 1995Played a lot
    3.2 out of 5
  5. Cyberia 2: Resurrection, Virgin Interactive 1995 cover art
    15. Cyberia 2: ResurrectionVirgin Interactive · Action · 1995Played a lot
    3.2 out of 5
  6. Flashback: The Quest for Identity, Strategic Simulations, Inc. 1993 cover art
    16. Flashback: The Quest for IdentityStrategic Simulations, Inc. · Action · 1993Played a lot
    3.2 out of 5
  7. Plague: Maze of the Mind, Microforum International 1996 cover art
    17. Plague: Maze of the MindMicroforum International · Action · 1996Played often
    3.2 out of 5
  8. 18. Shrak for QuakeQuantum Axcess · Add-on · 1997Played often
    3.2 out of 5
  9. B.A.T. 2: The Koshan Conspiracy, Ubi Soft 1992 cover art
    19. B.A.T. 2: The Koshan ConspiracyUbi Soft · Adventure · 1992Played often
    3.2 out of 5
Questions

Frequently asked

What is the best DOS cyberpunk game?

System Shock (1994, LookingGlass Technologies) is the best DOS cyberpunk game by our players' ratings, ahead of Cyberia and Quake II. The ranking follows players' ratings and real play time, so it changes as people play.

Can I play these DOS cyberpunk games online?

Yes. 10 of the games on this list play free in your browser on dos.games, with no download and no emulator to set up. Press Play on any of them; your progress can be saved.

How many DOS cyberpunk games are there on dos.games?

19. This list ranks the best 10 in full and the next ones below them; the catalogue has every one, with filters for year, studio and more.

Which year had the most great DOS cyberpunk games?

1994. 4 of the games on this list came out that year: System Shock, Cyberia, Syndicate Plus and Beneath a Steel Sky.

How is this list ranked?

With the same score as our Best DOS Games ranking: players' ratings, pulled toward the archive's own rating while a game has few of them, plus a small bonus for the games people actually keep playing. No editor and no sponsor decides a place.