🕹️ New release: Lunar Lander Beyond

The Oregon Trail

aka: The Oregon Trail: Classic Edition

Moby ID: 746

[ All ] [ Apple II ] [ Dedicated handheld add ] [ DOS ] [ Macintosh ] [ Windows ] [ Windows 3.x ]

Windows screenshots

thumbnail — The game's title screen. The game runs in a window with many options such as save, load & help being available via the menu bar.

thumbnail — The start of the game, a sort of mission objective screen.

thumbnail — The party is already partly complete, just waiting for the player to join.

thumbnail — On many screens there is an 'Explain' button. This brings up a window to guide the players' choices. Here there one explains the implication of their career choice.

thumbnail — Equipping the party at the general store prior to departure. The cash available depends upon the players choice of career.

thumbnail — The journey is about to start.

thumbnail — The main game screen. The top window shows the oxen pulling the wagon across the plains. At night there's an animation of a campfire. The journal builds up as the 'days' pass.

thumbnail — The game is full of incidents. These pop up in small windows like this that overwrite the central part of the game screen.

thumbnail — This is the game screen after the bullet stealing incident, note the journal has been updated.

thumbnail — There are many rivers to cross. The size and depth vary.

thumbnail — There are various ways of crossing the rivers. Get it wrong and it could cost a wagon, goods and even a party member.

thumbnail — Each river crossing comes with an animation.

thumbnail — At any point during the day the party can stop and hunt. The cursor turns into cross hairs allowing game to be shot with a mouse click.

thumbnail — The first fort has been reached.

thumbnail — Past the first fort and the going gets tough. The land here is barren and every day there's a picture of starving oxen. On top of that Ezra has broken a leg.

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