I have just watched these three videos, showing in total 303 dos games.

1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNcH2PuiHw8
2) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-A3LMpHNlM
3) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOITFJ3kFXk

I judged each of these from their twelve second clips, I have picked out a few (15) which perked my interest, and I now submit them as suggestions 🙂

Flashback [1992] – Looks like a cross between prince of persia and blackthorne. Could be interesting.

Quarantine [1994] – Curious driving action/adventure? I’m eager to see what this game is really about.

Need for Speed [1994] – Good looking driving game.

Screamer [1995] – Fast + fun looking driving game. Did I mention it is fast?

Stormlord [1989] – Sidescrolling platformer with nice pixel art.

Cadaver [1990] – Beautiful isometric puzzle/adventure.

Magic Pockets [1991] – Another Bitmap Bros classic, but I have actually played this one before.

KGB Conspiracy [1992] – Curious point-and-click adventure by Cryo.

Pushover [1992] – Interesting looking puzzle game I have seen video clips of many times, but I have never played it!

Megarace [1993] – Smooth racing game with a lovely aesthetic.

Master of Magic [1994] – Not sure what it is, but it looks interesting!

Terminal Velocity [1995] – Nice flying shooter. I actually have this somewhere.

Shadow Warrior [1997] – Good looking FPS.

Powerslave [1996] – Another good looking FPS.

Redneck Rampage [1997] – A third good looking FPS.

Out of these I played Terminal Velocity, Shadow Warrior and Redneck Rampage.

I don’t remember much about Terminal Velocity but Redneck Rampage had one of the weirdest characters and settings. Aliens have gone into a southern US village and abducted most of the population which they replaced with clones. You are playing a redneck drunk going to save your friend Bubba.

I would enjoy an excuse to neglect my backlog to play Quarantine (1994) again. It was a curious use of a Doom-like engine with vehicles. They even made a sequel. Though at the time I recall really wishing they had gone 3D, or at least added slopes.