List of Tile-based Video Games
Other examples of tile-based video games include:
- The Ancient Art of War
- Civilization series
- Aligasia-Online
- Chip's Challenge
- Dig Dug, Bomberman and Super Boulder Dash, all of which highlighted the presence of tiles to create a scrolling video game version of a board game
- Dweep Gold, the only 3D tile game, in which you can inflate and float over walls.
- Heroes of Might and Magic series
- Glest
- Gold Box D&D RPG series (also have a first-person display mode)
- Lord Word Worm
- Neverwinter Nights on AOL, the first graphical MMORPG
- Pac-Man
- Most Pokémon games
- SimCity
- Ultima series (some games also have a first-person display mode)
- Utopia, Intellivision
- Caesar and Pharaoh Series, Sierra
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