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[zori]

heroes of might & magic series are prolly excelent games to play with dial up and back in the old days i played starcraft & half life 1 mods with my good 'ol 56k and least starcraft worked perfectly

[Mighty Midget]

Then you have "play over email"... You can even do with a homing pigeon, but a dial-up is even greater

This goes mainly to turn based strategy games, of course. Reccommended: The Steel Panthers series (freeware).

But If you want other genres, then I guess POEM won't do.

[RedHeadSebbe]

"Police Quest: SWAT 2" don't demand to much I think...It don't look like that kind of game anyway

[gufu1992]

C&C:Renegade
fastest internet games in history of gaming(No lag)

[hassaland]

runescape?
you can play the games of redmoon,(knightfight,monstergame,techwarrior,etc)

[Bobbin Threadbare]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Tulac @ Oct 22 2006, 01:10 AM) [snapback]262756[/snapback]</div>

I know that you can play Age of Empires 1&2 online using a modem, and probably most of the RTS games.
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Yep. Starcraft, Warcraft, C&C etc.

Soldat also goes pretty well.

[BeefontheBone]

NetStorm: Islands at War. 's abandonware, too.

[Luso]

transports tycoon
OPEN TTD is the new game, try is very fun

[faeornran]

If you're looking for something like an MMO, try "The Realm." It used to be made by Sierra but was sold to Codemasters, and I have no idea who owns it now... could still be Codemasters. My dad and I used to play it back in the day when we had two 56k connections, but we finally got bored and moved on one day. That's a $5 a month for playing, though. As far as I know the game is still up and running- I almost started playing again late last year.

Another good one is "Dark Ages". Not the Dark Ages of Camelot, but "Dark Ages," by Nexxon. I think that's $10, but fully playable on dial-up and is really fun if you get into the community aspect of it (you can level up by teaching classes on poetry... I did that once )

If you're meaning multiplayer of any type, then just look around- there's plenty of em.

Cheers,

-Fae