List of play-by-mail games

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Play-by-mail game The Land of Karrus, as portrayed in Paper Mayhem magazine Play-by-mail game Land of Karrus advertisement in Paper Mayhem magazine.jpg
Play-by-mail game The Land of Karrus, as portrayed in Paper Mayhem magazine

This is a list of play-by-mail (PBM) games. It includes games played only by postal mail, those played by mail with a play-by-email (PBEM) option, and games played in a turn-based format only by email or other digital format.

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It is unclear what the earliest play-by mail game is between chess and Go. [2] Diplomacy was first played by mail in 1963. [3] In the early 1970s, in the United States, Rick Loomis of Flying Buffalo Inc, began a number of play-by-mail games; [4] this included games such as Nuclear Destruction (1970). This marked the beginning of the professional PBM industry. [2] Other publishers followed suit, with significant expansion across the industry in the 1980s. [lower-alpha 1] This supported the publication of a number of newsletters from individual play-by-mail companies as well as independent publications such as Gaming Universal , Paper Mayhem , and Flagship which focused solely on the play-by-mail gaming industry. The sourcing of play-by-mail games in this list largely comes from these magazines, whether from reviews or advertisements, as well as additional magazines such as Space Gamer/Fantasy Gamer , Dragon Magazine , and other publications that serviced the gaming community broadly, resuming with the contemporary online magazine Suspense and Decision , which supported the small but active play-by-mail gaming community into the 2020s. [7]

In some cases, more than one publisher can be found for the same game on the list. The rights to play-by-mail games were occasionally sold among publishers. [lower-alpha 2] Additionally, a publishing company might license a game to a company which would offer it for play in another country. [lower-alpha 3] Many more play-by-mail games existed in nascent, playtest form. Only games which completed playtesting and were published for play are included here. This list includes games which are still active and those no longer available for play. Game durations range from those briefly available for play, such as Quest of Gorr, [10] to those which have been played for decades or longer, such as Alamaze , Diplomacy, Hyborian War , and Chess.

Active play-by-mail games

List
GameReleasedPublisherAssociate(s)Ref.
2300 A.D. – The Great GameKevin Soice [11]
Adventurer Kings 1992Epistoludisme & CieRoland Danard [12] [13]
Aeterna RomaCirca 2019 to present [14]
Age Of Wonders (PBEM)31 October 1999Triumph Studios, Epic Games
Alamaze 1986Alamaze.co [15] [16] [17]
A New Dawn (PBEM)Nicholas Vitek [11]
Ancient Empires Artyom Trityak [11]
Atlantis: New OriginsArtyom Trityak [11]
Austerlitz Supersonic Games [11]
Australian EmpiresAb Initio Games [18]
Battle Plan 1972Rick Loomis PBM Games Rick Loomis [19] [20] [21]
Clash of Legends2006 [22] [23]
Company Commander 1980sJason Oates Games (previously Escape from Reality and Schubel & Son) [24] [25] [26] [27]
Continental Rails II 1999Epistoludisme & CieGraaf Simulations, Roland Danard [13] [28]
Covert Operations Rick Loomis PBM Games Charles Gaydos (designer) [29] [30] [31] [32] [33]
The Crack of Doom IIAdvanced Gaming Enterprises [34]
Cruenti DeiSardarthion Press [35]
Dark AgeAb Initio Games & Software Simulations [11]
Diplomacy 1959Games Research Inc Allan B. Calhamer [36] [37]
Drakensang OnlineBigpoint Games [38]
Duel II (Originally Duelmasters)1984 Reality Simulations Inc [39] [40] [41]
DungeonWorld Adventures (previously Dungeon) Madhouse Interactive Entertainment Steve Tierney (Game Master) [42]
DungeonWorld EstatesMadhouse Interactive Entertainment [11]
Elenlond [14]
EmpiresAb Initio Games & Software Simulations [11]
European EmpiresAb Initio Games [18]
En Garde! Margam Evans [11]
EresseaEnno Rehling [11]
Extra Time KJC Games [11]
Fallen EmpiresMarch 2013Peter and James Perrin [43] [44] [45]
Forgotten Realms Reality Simulations [46]
Feudal Lords 1982Rick Loomis PBM Games [47] [48] [49] [31] [50] [51] [52] [53]
Galac-Tac 1982Talisman Games [54] [55] [56] [57] [58] [59] [60]
Galactic Conflict 1982 Rick Loomis PBM Games [30] [31]
GameplanAb Initio Games & Software Simulations [11]
Gameplan BaseballAb Initio Games & Software Simulations [11]
The Glory of Kings VIIAgema [61]
God of War: A Call from the Wilds 2018Santa Monica Studio, Facebook, Inc. [62]
Gridiron StatsAb Initio Games & Software Simulations [11]
Heroic Fantasy 1982 Rick Loomis PBM Games [30] [63] [31]
HoopplanAb Initio Games & Software Simulations [11]
Hyborian War 1985Reality Simulations Inc.Edward Schoonover [64] [65]
Ilkor: Dark Rising2011 or priorGad GamesSean Cleworth [66]
Imaginary Wrestling AssociationAb Initio Games & Software Simulations [11]
The Isles: The Game of Outcasts1987Roy Pollard / Wyvern Games [67]
It's a Crime September 1985 KJC Games [68]
Jump-Point2023Talisman ConsultingJon Capps [69]
Kickabout1987Spellbinder GamesChris Dempsey [70]
Lands of NevronIan Affleck [11]
Legends Harlequin Games [71]
Lords of the Earth 1983Thomas Harlan [72]
Middle-earth: Third Age; Circa 1650 Game Systems International [73]
Middle-earth: Kin-Strife; Circa 1450 Game Systems International [73]
Middle-earth: Fourth Age; Circa 1000 Game Systems International [73] [74]
Midgard 1984Time Space Simulations, Midgames, Midguard USA, Talisman Consulting [11] [75] [76] [77]
Mobius I1984 Rick Loomis PBM Games [30] [78] [31]
Monster Island 1989 KJC Games Jack B. Everitt (designer) [11] [78] [79]
Nuclear Destruction 1970 Rick Loomis PBM Games Rick Loomis (Designer) [30] [2] [31]
Phoenix: Beyond the Stellar Empire Early 1980s KJC Games [80] [81] [82] [83]
Play OnAb Initio Games & Software Simulations [11]
Puma [UK-based PBM/PBeM]1988Pete Burrows [Buzzwack PBM]Pete Burrows
Quest KJC Games [11]
Quest of the Great Jewels (PBEM)Early 1980sJeffrey McKee [11]
RaceplanAb Initio Games & Software Simulations [11]
Regime Change Agema [84] [85]
Renaissance 1981Constantine Xanthos [11] [78] [86] [87] [88]
Rensim2014Constantine Xanthos [11]
Riftlords1995Rick Loomis PBM Games [30] [31] [89] [90]
Rome is BurningAGEMA [11]
Run ChaseAb Initio Games & Software Simulations [11]
Scramble for Empire Agema [91] [92]
SlapshotAb Initio Games & Software Simulations [11]
Soccer Star (PBEM)1986Trident Games [11]
Soccer StatsAb Initio Games [18]
SpaceplanAb Initio Games & Software Simulations [11]
Star ChaseAb Initio Games & Software Simulations [11]
Star Fleet Warlord Franz GamesPaul Franz [93]
Starweb 1976Rick Loomis PBM Games (previously Flying Buffalo, Inc. and ICBM (UK)) [30] [31]
Stellar ConflictMorten Larsen [11]
Summit PBMSummit Soccer [11]
SuperNova: Rise of the Empire (PBEM)2003 Rolling Thunder Games Pete Dorman (Game Master) [94]
Swashbuckler (PBEM)Agema [11]
Takamo November 15, 1983 Advent Games [19] [95] [96]
Throne of Cofain (PBEM)Morten Larsen [11]
TOTL [Top of the League] [United based - PBM/PBeM]1988Pete Burrows [Buzzwack PBM]Pete Burrows[66]
Torrausch2006German-only[646]
TribeNet PBM in mid 1980s;
PBEM from 1997
Tribenet.com.auPeter Rzechorzek (Game Master) [78] [97] [98] [99] [100]
Victory! The Battle for Europe (PBEM)1991Rolling Thunder Games [11] [19] [101] [102] [103] [104] [105] [106]
War of the Dark God Morten Larsen [11]
World Wide Battle Plan Rick Loomis PBM Games [107] [108] [24] [31]

Inactive U.S. play-by-mail games

List
Game [lower-alpha 4] ReleasedPublisher [lower-alpha 5] Associate(s)Ref.
1483 OnlineGuild of Blades [109]
1776David Kohls [110]
1939 World Wide Battleplan Flying Buffalo Inc [19]
2 HalvesNova Games [111]
2300 A.D. – The Great Game [110]
24 The RPG [110]
2nd Ed AD&D game: Sacred Scolls campaign1980s [110]
5th TierDFS Productions [35]
A Bledian DiarySpellbinder Games [109]
A&D SoccerA&D Entertainment [109]
Absolute FantasySilver Dreamer [109]
Absolute Power [112]
Absolute Power IISilver Dreamer [109]
Absolute HeroesJade Enterprises [109]
AbyssZephyr Enterprises, Inc. [35]
A Call to Duty [110]
A Duel of a Different ColorFractal Dimensions [19] [113]
Advanced Squad Leader [114]
Ad Astra Superior Simulations [76] [115] [116]
Advanced Dungeons & DragonsECI [117]
Adventurers Guild Entertainment Plus More Games [109]
Adventures in ParlanDeMark Enterprises [88]
Aeolian HarpThe Talisman [88]
Aegyptus 1984World Campaigns [118] [119] [120] [121] [122]
AeroballMark Wightman [109]
AEsLegends [123]
A Frontier ExplainedSam Hoobler [110]
Aftermath 2150Centurion Game Company [124]
After the Fall of NightGateway Games [125]
The AfterworldSci Fi Simulations [126]
Against All Odds (AAO)C2 Simulations [127] [128] [129]
AgamemnonKelem Games [35]
Agamemnon IIKelem Games [35]
Age of DiscoveryE-Mail Games [35]
Age of ImperialismAllen Kimball [130]
Age of GoldNevanis Games [131]
Age of Heroes [132]
Agora NomicStarted June 1993 [14]
A Hell of a RideCordelia Chase [110]
Ah-CultBruce Kroeze [133]
Alien Conflict 1983 Schubel & Son [134] [135] [88]
Alien ConquestRedgod Enterprises [136]
Alien DestinyAMM Enterprises [130]
Alien EmpiresHorizon Games [137]
Alien Invasion Schubel & Son [135] [130]
Alphabet CityCirca 2000s [14]
Alphasim Hocket Simulation (formerly World Electronic Hockey League)Circa 2000s [14]
Amaranth Harlequin Games [35]
American Civil War Battles [109]
American War of Independence Battles [109]
An Afrikan AdventureTom Webster [138]
A National WillSimcoarum Systems [19]
Ancient Battles [139]
Ancient CampaignsViking Games [140] [88]
Ancient EmpiresPatrick Price, Schubel & Son, licensed to Walters Associates of Mississippi. [141] [130]
Android ArenaAdventure Simulation Games [142]
The Andromeda Cluster Micro Software Design [143] [144] [130]
A New World [110]
Angrelmar: The Court of Kings1981Ray EstabrookRay Estabrook (Designer and Publisher) [145] [130]
AntagonyJester Games & Hobbies [145]
A Paladin in Hell ... and Beyond [110]
Apocalypse: Survival After ArmageddonEckert Gaming Group [35]
The ApochSpellbinder II [35]
Arcane ChallengeSimulation Technologies [146]
ArchellaLeisure Time Unlimited [35]
ArchmageShadow Island Games [35]
ArdenArden Enterprises [147]
ArenaShadow Island Games [35]
Arena Combat Schubel & Son Duane Wilcoxson (Designer) [135] [148] [149] [88] [116] [150]
Arena of Doom RPG PbACirca 2010s [14]
Armed Forces CommanderAnarchy by Mail [35]
Armageddon – The Last WarRick Barr [151]
Armageddon's AftermathDamien Games [19] [152]
ArmorcladsAugust 1991DVS Productions [153]
Arms & AlliancesArms & Alliances [154]
Artemis Fowl- The Battle BeginsCirca 2010s [14]
Ascension to EmpireMaverick Games [9]
The Ashes of Empire [155]
Aspects of MightSilver Dreamer [109]
The Assassin's Quest 1980De Jager & Co [156]
The Asteroid Game1973Harry J. Riley [157]
A Stitch in TimeHuscarl Hobbies [35]
Atlantic ConflictAdvent Games [158] [159] [160]
Atlantean Realm [161]
AtlantisJuan Varein [109]
Atlantis 3.01996Merry Prankster GamesGeoff Dunbar [162]
Atlantrix 1988 or earlierBattle-Magic GamingMike Mayeau [19] [163] [164] [165]
Austerlitz TBA Games (later Supersonic Games), and licensed by Quirxel Games (Germany), Sphinx (Spain), and SSV (Austria) [109]
AutoduelPrometheus Games [154]
Banana RepublicHead Games [166] [130]
Barony of the RiversAdam Hill [109]
Baron PBMSmokey Mountain Strategies [167]
BaroqueThe Game Anvil [168] [130]
Baseball Fan-tasticBaseball Fan-tastic [169] [130]
Battle Cry Post Age Games [170]
Battlefield Europe [130]
Battleground [132]
Battle of the PlanetsGAD Games [35]
Battle LordsCreative Keys [146]
Battle of GettysburgNorman Conquest Games [171]
Battle of MidwayNorman Conquest Games [171]
Battle of the GodsIntegral Games [172] [122]
Battle MetalShrewd Expanse [173]
Battle RobotsGalactic Society Four [109] [35]
BattleTech MercenariesCirca 2010s [14]
Beer MogulRed Mohawk [109]
Belter Classified Information [19] [174]
Beyond the Quadra Zone Quest Games Inc [24] [175] [176] [122]
Beyond the Sea of VenomJester Games & Hobbies [177]
Beyond the Stellar Empire Adventures By Mail [178] [88]
Beyond the Stellar Empire: The New System Adventures By Mail [179]
Big League Franchise OwnerHorizon International, Inc. [180]
Black IceStarted and ended in ~1997 (short-lived)Horizon Games [181]
BladequestHorizon International, Inc. [88]
Blasted EarthPrecedence [182]
BlissR3 [183]
BlitzkriegPhildee Enterprises [35]
Blood Ball [184]
Blood Pit Emprise Game Systems [185] [186] [187]
Blood, Guts & Gore Across the GalaxyDeltax Gaming [188]
Bloody BladeDamien Games [189]
Board of DirectorsFlying Buffalo, Inc. [190] [88]
Boom TownCompuServe [191]
Bones CastleM.T. Lunsford, moderated in D2 Report [180]
Borderlands: Federation and Empire1993 to 2010s [14]
The Borderlands of KhatajMailed Gauntlets [192] [35]
Bounty HunterCreative Management Services [193]
Boys of SummerBlue Panther Enterprises [194]
British Wrestling AssociationDaniel Turner [109]
The Broken Lands [139]
Bron1984Otto Schmidt II [195]
Brotherhood1973Tom Webster [157]
Buck Rogers: Conquest of the 25th Century1990 TSR Design: Bruce Nesmith [196]
Button Men Web GameCheapass Games [197]
C++ Robots1990s [14]
Capes and Criminals [139]
Capitol 1983 Adventures by Mail [198] [88]
Captains of the EmpireInterface Software [199]
Captain's WarNorman Conquest War [200] [201] [202]
Caravans of Pan GeosEarly 1984Galactic EmpiresDaniel Pierce (Gamemaster) [203] [204]
CartelDiverse Talents, Inc. [205]
Castle War1986Mialdian Press [206]
Catacombs of Chaos Schubel & Son Duane Wilcoxson (Designer) [207] [149] [88]
Celestrek IIClemens & Associates, Inc. [208] [130]
CelevorSteven Chabotte [209]
The Centre Cannot HoldUndying King Games [35]
Centre-EarthGiles Bartram [109]
Centurion Fantasy Workshop [19]
Championship FootballHemsoft Computer Consultants [109]
Chaos TrailSimon Williams [109]
Championship LeagueSupersonic Games [109]
Charioteers1989Daurada Games [210] [192]
The Chevian ChroniclesShadow Island Games [35]
Chicken RunReceived Wisdom [109]
Children/Morning Star [132]
The Chronicles of the Time Warp [139]
Circus Maximus [211]
Civil WarThird Wave Simulations [212] [130]
Civil War in the Exiled NationsTom Webster [88]
City of MilanasJagg Productions1997 [213]
City StateSigma Games [214]
The Clans of TroveYellowseed Games [19] [215] [130]
Clans IIHightreet Internet Ltd [109]
ClansmenParlos GamesMark Palin [216]
ClovenshieldClovenshield [109]
ClusterCapitol Consulting//VRL, Inc.Robert Hayes (creator) [217] [88]
Cluster Lords Palace Simulations [35]
Cluster Wars [218]
ColiseumSovereign Games [219]
The ColoniesThe Colonies [220]
CombatDynamic Games [35]
Company Commander CampaignTom Webster [154]
Computer Boxing Schubel & Son [221] [88] [130]
Computer Sports ConnoisseursComputer Sports Connoisseurs [222]
ConclaveUndying King Games [109]
Conflict 2000Sinbad's Games [223]
Conquest 1989Earnshaw Enterprises [224] [225] [130]
Conquest of the 25th Century TSR, Inc. [226]
Conquest of the Stars1986 Schubel & Son [135] [227] [130]
Conquest of Insula II Clemens & Associates [50]
Conquest of ParlanDeMark Enterprises [88]
Conquest & CrusadesDamien Games [228] [229]
Conquest & Destiny [230]
Conquest by MillionsScott Bowyer [35]
Continental RailsGraaf Simulations [76] [109] [231] [232]
Continental ConquestAgents of Gaming [35]
ContinuumZephyr Enterprises Inc, MBT GamesEdward Baily (Moderator, MBT Games) [19] [233] [234]
CorporationUndying King Games [35]
Chess c. 6th century [235]
Cosa NostraYellowseed Games [236]
Cosmic Crusaders Genesis Games Design [19]
Cosmic DominionGalactic Simulations [237]
Coup d'étatSinbad's Games [238]
Counter-TerroristEckert Gaming Group [35]
Court of KingsThe Round Table [122]
Covert Operations Flying Buffalo Inc [109]
Crack of DoomAdvanced Gaming EnterprisesDuane Wilconxson and Debbie Leonard [19] [149] [239] [240] [180]
Crack of Doom IIAdvanced Gaming EnterprisesDuane Wilconxson and Debbie Leonard [241]
Crastini Venient2015 [14]
Crater WarJabberwock Enterprises [50] [88]
Cricket ManagerJeff Perkins [35]
Crime Lords 1981Gamers Unlimited [242]
Crisis (CRISIS)Rick Barr [151] [243] [88] [180]
Crisis in the West [244]
Crownless EarthKRS Fantasy Worlds [245]
CrusadeEd Bailey [130]
Crystal Island Saul Betesh [19] [246] [247] [248]
CSC Fantasy BaseballComputer Sports Connoisseurs [130]
CTF 2187 Advanced Gaming Enterprises [76]
Crusade Schubel & Son, licensed to Walters Associates of Mississippi. [143]
Custom PBM [lower-alpha 6] Griffon Systems [249]
CWA WrestlingKTH [250]
CWITENTom Webster [138]
Cyberfringe Marguerite Dias [251]
Cyber-Toons 1997Rebel Games [252]
Cyborg 1981Integral Games [253]
Dark AgeHCS Games [254]
Dark BladesAdventure Simulation Games [255] [256] [257] [258]
Dark MagusDark Magus Productions [206]
Dark Horizons X-Men RPG2000s [14]
Dark Marauders RPG2010s [14]
Dark Motives2010s [14]
Darkness of SilverfallCoconut Council Inc [19]
Dark StarCircle Games [35]
Darkworld Rebel Enterprises [24] [88] [259] [130]
Dawn of the Ancients 1984GSI Game Systems Inc [260] [121] [130]
Dead Men Tell No Tales2010s [14]
Death & SorrowEckert Gaming Group [19] [130] [261]
Death By Starlight Twin Engine Gaming [35]
Deathlands 21472010s [14]
DeathsgateEntertainment Plus More, Inc. [35]
CWaveney Games [262]
Department 5JF&L [88]
DestinyBlue Panther Enterprises [263] [130]
DetectiveTudor Games [264] [180] [130]
DiasporaNorman Conquest Games [171]
Dino WarsCoconut Council, Inc. [35]
DisastriaUtter Drivel [265]
Doctor Who: The RPG2000s [14]
Domination LAMA [76] [180] [116] [130]
DoommazeRick Barr [88]
The DoublePagoda Games [35]
Down in Flames1973Lane G. Marinello [266]
Dragonborn [139]
Dragonfun1985Dragonquest [267]
Dragonian WorldsSaul Betesh [35]
DragonQuest [132]
Dragonskeep (Crystal Island and Lost Mines modules)Saul Betesh [268]
Dread Wolf2010s [14]
Dreamland2010s [14]
DROIDSNoGate Consulting [221] [269]
DSX Proteus2000s [14]
Dukes of Hell Software Doctors [270]
Dune: Wheels Within Wheels2000s [14]
Dungeoneer PBEM2000s [14]
Dunkerque – 1940Active in 1973Simulations Design Corps [271]
Eagle Day: The Battle for BritainWar College Simulations PBM Inc [272]
EarthwarsSoftware Doctors [50]
Earthwood Game Systems Inc/KJC Games [273] [274] [275] [88]
Earthwood (Sea Kings)Game Systems Inc [238] [130]
Eclipse Midnight GamesJames Landes (Owner/Moderator) [10] [276] [116] [130]
EFIFAEFIFA [109]
EG!: Banana [109]
EG!: BlarpoBlarpo [109]
EG!: Dangerous LiaisonsJerry Spencer [109]
EG!: DelonRichard Crofts [109]
EG!: HorseguardsTrevor Gillard [109]
EG!: OrcAramaro Adrian [109]
EG!: Orleans [109]
EG!: SlumbersBrian Jenkins [109]
EG!: StarPete Cooney [109]
EG!: Time of HonorQuincy Cooper [109]
Eidolon [277]
EIWFCreate A World, Inc. [35]
El Conquistador [139]
Elderon2006 [14]
EldritchPlay-by-Electron Games [109]
Election Year Flying Buffalo Inc [109] [278] [31] [279]
Electronic Mail American Civil WarImagiCom, Inc. [35]
El MythicoGraaf Simulations [280] [19] [109] [281]
Emberverse PBEM2000s [14]
Emperor of Space [244]
EmpireH&R Enterprises [220]
Empire Builders [282]
Empires of CoriniumViking Games [109]
Empire of the Gonzo Galaxy or EGG1981Tom Webster [88] [283] [284]
Empyrean Challenge 1978 Superior Simulations [285] [116] [130]
Empires for Rent Blue Panther Enterprises [286] [287] [288]
Empires in SpaceBob Stribula [35]
Endless Time, Endless SpaceGames Design Corporation [289]
English Civil War Battles [109]
Enter the Blood PitAffairs of Honor [290]
Epic (play-by-mail game) Midnight GamesJames Landes (Owner/Moderator) [76] [291] [116] [130]
Epic Game IIAugust 1986Midnight GamesJames Landes (Owner/Moderator) [10]
Epic IIIMidnight Games [292]
Epoch of MightJohn Hanson [293]
EpsomDavid Scriven [109]
Essentially RacingEssentially Racing [35]
EuropaUndying King Games [35]
European Conflict1997Conflict ProductionsJohn Roberts [294]
EverMoor Games Adventure [295] [296]
Evermoor IIBronze Star Gaming [19]
Exile Harlequin Games [35]
ExodusGrenade Games [297] [130]
Fall of Rome Enlightened Age Entertainment [298]
Fall of the Roman EmpireJason Oates [109]
Fallen at the FirstJason Oates [109]
Family Wars Andon Games, Cyclops Gaming [19] [299] [300] [180] [116] [130] [301]
The Fantasy Arena [244]
Fantasy BasketballFantasy Basketball [130]
Fantasy NationsRoaming Panther Gaming Co. [302]
Fantasy Congress2000s [14]
Fantasy Cycling 2001Ultra Sports [109]
Far Horizons: The Awakening [139]
Federation Sim FleetMarch 7, 1993 [14]
Feudal Lords IIGraaf Simulations [19]
Fields of NephlimFields of Nephlim [35]
Fight for Gold [139]
The Final Campaign July 1, 1989Blue Panther Enterprises [263] [130]
Final FrontierGator Concepts [130]
FinmaxAdvanced Gaming Systems [220]
Fire in the Galaxy1990sSar-a-Kan Games; Tactical Simulations, Inc. (1998 release) [24] [130] [303]
Firebreather Horizon Games [304] [305] [306] [307]
Firing SquadJEM Software, Inc. [308]
The First CrusadeKelem Games [35]
First Light1984C-Mind EnterprisesChris Carrier [50] [309] [310] [lower-alpha 7] [122]
First WorldAugust 1984White Lion EnterprisesJohn and Mike O'Brien [311] [312] [313] [314] [130]
Fleet Maneuvers Fantastic Simulations [76] [315] [316] [317] [318] [319] [180] [116] [130] [122]
Floodlit Soccer [109]
Fog of War Schubel & Son [320] [130]
Food Chain1990sGreg Lindahl [109]
Football MaestroMaestro Games [109]
Formula 1 Grand Prix RacingEnded 1997Stephen R. White [321]
Freak OutGuy M. Games [322]
FreedomSimcoarum Systems [35]
Furoic AgeStarfield Games [323]
Galactic Twilight 2050Create A World, Inc. [35]
GameplanGraaf Simulations, licensed to Sloth Enterprises (UK) [19] [324]
Gameplan II [116]
Gamma 392000s [14]
Galactic AnarchyAnarchy by Mail [325]
Galactic ConfusionPierce & Co. [326] [154]
Galactic Empires Galactic Empires [50] [130]
Galactic GambitBard Interactive Games, Inc. [327]
The Galactic Game1974 to 1981 (Original version)Galactic Society Four [35] [328]
Galactic ImperiumSimulations Unlimited (until 1984 when acquired by Emprise Game Systems) [329]
Galactic Invasion [328]
Galactic Invasion 3Ultra Sports [109]
Galactic OverlordSteven Arnott [330]
Galactic Power Vigard Simulations [331] [332] [333] [130]
Galactic Prisoners 1985Grandel Inc [16] [180] [116] [130]
Galactic EmpiresGalactic Empires [154]
Galactic Pest ControlTom Webster [334]
Galactic VoyageH & H Games [335]
GalaxyRebus Games [109]
Galaxy: Alpha KTH, Intergalactic Games [50] [336] [130] [122]
Galaxy ConflictKTH [250]
Galaxy IIBrett A. Tondreau [337]
Galaxys of TomorrowJoseph Teller [338]
Gallic WarsKage Interactive [135]
Gameplan IIClemens & Associates [130]
Gameplan American Football & Soccer Strategy Schubel & Son [35]
Gameplan NFL Football [139]
Games By Mail Football SimulationGames By Mail [35]
Ganglords1982 or earlierBig City, Inc.Darrel A. Plant [339] [88]
Gateway to the StarsEnded 1987Total Simulations, Inc. (closed 1987) [340] [341]
Ghoulies Ghosties and Beasties2010s [14]
Gladiator: The Legacy of HeraklêsDragon Games [342] [343]
Gladiators of Death Fantasy & Futuristic Simulations [19]
Global ConquestKeith Langley [35]
Global DiplomacyE-Mail Games [35]
Global Supremacy Schubel & Son [24] [344] [88] [130]
Global Supremacy III Schubel & Son [264]
Glofeyne [139]
GloryHCS Games [345] [130]
Glory IIHCS Games [19] [346]
Glory to the LanceNova Games [111]
Gobbal [109]
The Godfathercirca 1986The Play By Mail Company [347]
Godfather1989Phildee Enterprises [321]
The Godfather of AstiniGodfather Games [348]
Godling: Quest for the RealmMouchet Software Corporation [349]
Golden Realms IISpellbinder II [35]
GorlosChris Bury, World Fictional Wrestling [109]
Grand AllianceSimcoarum Systems [350] [130]
Gray RPG2010s [14]
Great Game: 1820Great Game [109]
Great White HunterSteven Arnott [109]
Gridiron StatsDanny McConnell, Ab Initio Games [109]
GuardianStephen Richardson, Guardian Games [109]
Guilds of HonorApproximately 1995 [351]
GunboatAgema Publications [352]
Gunboat Empires [244]
GunnersRebel Games [353]
Guns of 14Simcoarum Systems [35]
Guru Football Manager [139]
Half Time PBM FootballHalf Time PBM Football [35]
Hall of ChampionsDynamic Games [35]
Hand of the DemonSpellbinder II [35]
Harry Potter the War is On2010s [14]
Haunted HousePaper Tigers, Eclipse Consulting, Inc.Eclipse Consulting, Inc. acquired in 1995 from Paper Tigers [351] [354]
HavenDifferent Worlds Publications [355]
Heart of the West2010s [14]
Heaven's AboveSpellbinder II [35]
Heroic AgeGames Without Frontiers [24] [356] [130]
High Kings Tourney [244]
HighlanderClaemor Entertainment Inc. [357]
High TideCirca 1983Viking Games [140]
Hoopplan [109]
Hoplite Encounter [358]
Horizon's End! Schubel & Son Duane Wilcoxson (Designer) [135] [149] [154] [130]
HorseMenSaul Betesh [35]
Horse Racing [109]
Horses For CoursesSpellbinder II [35]
Hoss SoljersDevil's Advocate Games [359]
The HuntJF&L [88]
HuntingDMC GamesDave Cooksey [360]
Hunting 2DMC GamesDave Cooksey [360]
HyperXpansion [217]
ICWF [244]
Illuminati PBM Playtest complete May 1984, play began June 1984Adventure Systems, Flying Buffalo Draper Kauffman [30] [31] [116] [130] [122] [361]
Imaginary Championship Wrestling [139]
ImmortalsSynchronicity, Inc. [35]
ImperiumE-Mail Games [35]
Imperium Challenge Superior Simulations [50]
Imperial ConquestArmageddon Games [362] [130]
Imperial ExpansionE-Mail Games [35]
Imperial GamesApplied Gaming Technologies Inc. [363]
Infinite ConflictGemini Systems, Inc. [364] [365] [366] [122]
INS 20,000 BC [244]
INS 2001Bob Bost (gamemaster)International Research Associates (designer); Atomic Games (licensee) [367]
International Internet FootballPhildee Enterprises [35]
In the House TodayGames Design Corporation [289]
In the NavyJ&J Combat Simulations [368]
Into the MaelstromMaelstrom Games [19]
Into InfinityMay 1988Battle-Magic Gaming [76] [130]
Industrial EmpireGamer's Den [35]
InfernoUndying King Games [35]
IntrigueJune 1990White Lion Enterprises [311]
IronBlood [130]
Iron KingsPlay-by-Electron Games [109]
Iron & SteamPrime Time Programming (Midnight Games as of 1994) [192]
Island TakeoverApproximately 1995 [369] [351]
Isle of CrownsAdventures By Mail [109]
Island of Kesmai [370]
Isolation Ending [139]
It's a Crime!Adventures By Mail [109]
Ixion's WheelUndying King Games [35]
IWA [139]
IWBLCreate A World, Inc. [35]
Japanese CrusadeJolly Goblin Games [130]
Jasta [139]
JetballAlchemist's Guild [371]
JoustKing's Guild, Inc. [130]
Jurien RangePBM Adventures [372]
Kaoswars [132]
KickaboutSpellbinder Games [109]
KavernesMarguerite Dias [19]
Keys of MedokhDynamic Games, Temple Games [35] [373]
KillbotsSector Games [374] [lower-alpha 8]
Kill Ted!Blue Panther Enterprises [286]
King of KingsKing of Kings [109]
KingdomGraaf Simulations [19] [130]
Kingdom QuestsChain Mail Games [35]
Kingdom's & Conquest Tudor Games [50] [130]
Kingdoms of TelgardKingdoms of Telgard [35]
Kings Dragon Games, JF&L [375] [238] [130] [88] [50]
Kings & CastlesAthena [125] [376]
Kings of Karadon Hunky Monkey Games [377]
The King's BirthdayKTH [250] [50]
KingsearthKings Guild, Inc. [35]
Kings of SteelStephen White [109] [130]
Kings of ZanthiaPhildee Enterprises [35]
Kings & Things* Andon Games, Graaf Simulations, licensed to Sloth Enterprises (UK) [76] [324] [116] [378]
KingsearthKings Guild Inc [341] [130]
Kings of the Boryian EmpirePaper Generals [379]
Kings of the Boryian Empire IIPiranha Games [35]
Kings War Schubel & Son [221] [380] [130]
KLIPPavel Lyakhovskiy [109]
Knight CommanderGalactic Society Four [35]
Knights of ChivalryCirca 1983Odyssean War Games [381]
Kobe IIPiranha Games [35]
Krahlizek: The Last Battle Aggressive Addiction Games, Inc. [19] [382] [383] [384] [385] [386]
Krystarian [387]
The LandSewars [265]
The Land of Karrus 1990Paper TigersJean Brown (Designer/Moderator) [19] [388] [389]
LandLords 1984Quest Computer Services [390] [122]
Lands of Enchantment1983Joseph Teller [391]
L'AreneMegalith Games [130]
LawmanMegaton Enterprise [392]
Legends: North Island CampaignDragon Games [35]
Legends: Realm of the ImmortalsDragon Games [35]
Legends: the Crystal ShardDragon Games [35]
Legends of KaleiKalei Enterprises [393]
Legions of the EmpireDymar Enterprises [35]
LeyendaCruachan Diversions [394]
Lizards 1994 Flying Buffalo Inc, Roma (Aus), Circle (NZ), Madhouse (UK)Jonathan Bean (Designer) [395] [396] [397]
L&L BasketballL&L Activities [130]
L&L FootballL&L Activities [130]
Logan's Run Circa 1983Knights of Chivalry [381] [88] [398]
Lomaka1993Paper Tigers [206]
Loot the Castle or LTC1981Tom Webster [88] [399] [284]
Lords of Aphrodite [244]
Lords of EuropeM&M Hobbies [122]
Lords of Harkanis: The ProphecyWar College Simulations, Inc. [400]
Lords of the Dark HorseAdventures Design Group, Inc. [88]
Lord of the LandCreate A World, Inc. [35]
Lord of the RealmHFR Games [35]
Lords of Destiny Early 1990sMaelstrom Games [401]
Lords of the Blood SeaGodfather Games [348]
Lords of the Dark HorseAdventures Design Group, Inc. [402]
Lords of the Earth: Campaign 1 Thomas Harlan [78]
Lords of the Earth: Campaign 2Colin Dunnigan [78]
Lords of the Earth: Campaign 4David Adams [78]
Lords of the Earth: Campaign 5Dean Patterson [78]
Lords of the Earth: Campaign 7Eddie Hartwell [78]
Lords of the Earth: Campaign 8Paul Flinton [78]
Lords of the Earth: Campaign 10David Adams [78]
Lords of the Earth: Campaign 11Phil Baird [78]
Lords of the Earth: Campaign 13Chris Cornuelle [78]
Lords of the Earth: Campaign 16Steve Olson [78]
Lords of the Earth: Campaign 19Steve Olson [78]
Lords of the Earth: Campaign 20Eddie Efsic [78]
Lords of the Earth: Campaign 23Michael Helmsing [78]
Lords of the Earth: Campaign 24Lesley Nielson [78]
Lords of the Earth: Campaign 25David Mattingly [78]
Lords of the Earth: Campaign 42Leslie Dodd [78]
Lords of the Earth: Campaign 51JJ Martel [78]
Lords of the FrayEthereal Edge Enterprises [403]
Lords of the Galactic RimNebula Star Productions [404]
Lords of Valetia 1977RB&B Design Operations [405]
Lost KnowledgeCompu-Caper Gaming [35]
LTG1983Tom Webster [283]
LT WarsSpellbinder Games [78]
MagebornDFS Productions [35]
Magebor: ArenaDFS Productions [35]
Mall Maniacs1987Creative Simulations [406] [116]
Magic DuelJF&L [122]
MagikaChoZen FroZen Games [407]
MagiQuestPalace Simulations [408]
Magocracy1986Mialdian Press [206]
Mandragora: Shadows LengthenNova Games [111]
Manifest DestinyEarly 1980sViking Games [140] [88]
Masters of MagicHCS Games [409]
Maxi-Challenge [410] [88] [116]
MazeworldAcme Game Moderators [411]
MedioEvoThe PBM Locomotive Srl [35]
The Mean ArenaMonica Ripsnore [265]
Merchant LordsWishful Thinking [412]
Merchant PrincesDesert PBMTim and Debbie Bremser [413]
MegaPrixAdventure Simulation Games [414]
The Melding (Name change from World of Velgor)1985Kelstar Enterprises [50] [24] [415] [416]
Mercenaries and EmpiresThrough Oct. 1984Sage [417] [lower-alpha 9] [122]
MercenaryPiranha Games [35]
MiiSLMiiSL, Sando Chiavuzzo [78]
Military KhralizekAggressive Addiction Games, Inc. [382]
MilitechApex Games [418]
Miller Systems WWII CampaignApproximately 1995 [351]
Mind the GapJohn Hanson [293]
Mindgate BBSMindgate [419]
Mining MeyhamTime Patterns PBM Games [35]
Missouri [139]
MMCII [132]
Modern World ConquestPrime Time Simulations [420] [19]
Moon BaseFlying Buffalo, Inc. [190]
MonarchsRick Barr [421]
Moneylender Rick Barr [151] [88] [422]
MonopolyMail Games [423]
MonstersPlay-by-Electron Games [78]
Moscow '41Vigard Simulations [424] [425] [154]
MuraniaMichael Halvis [78]
Murder! [244]
Muskets and MulesHistorical Engineering [123]
Mutant WarsCutting Edge Games [426] [130]
Mystic ArenaMystic Arena [78]
The Mystic LandCreate A World, Inc. [35]
Mysticora [139]
A National WillSimcoarum Systems [427] [130]
NCAA Management Game [139]
Necom Games [139]
NetrunnerCoconut Council [428] [429]
New DawnMarguerite Dias/New Dawn [419] [430] [130]
New Order 1987C2 SimulationsCarl Carpenter [24] [431] [116] [130]
New WorldJF&L [88]
The Next EmpireOrigins 1988Cyborg Games, later Reality Simulations [432] [433] [434] [238] [130]
The Next Empire II Reality Simulations Inc [435]
The Next Frontier1990 (v1.1 release)Sphered Effulgent Technologies (SET) [436]
Nexus of MysteryCreative Management Services [437]
NFL Pro League FootballGamer's Guild [438]
Nguyen HueVigard Simulations [439] [122]
Node WarriorsGenesis Game Design [440]
Nuclear ThreatJF&L [122]
Nuclear WarFlying Buffalo, Inc. [441]
Odyssey: Black Piper 1998 or earlierLucky Llama Games [442]
Odyssey: Heroes' Quest 1997KSK Concepts [443]
Odyssey: Only the Strong 1998 or earlierKSK Concepts, Lucky Llama Games [443] [444]
Offside Ref!Dave Carter, Scorpiogames [78]
OffworldEnded 1985 [445]
OlympiaShadow Island Games [446] [35]
Olympia: The Age of GodsShadow Island Games [35]
One-on-One World ConquestPrime Time Simulations [35]
One True FaithKeith Langley [447] [448]
On-Paper BaseballOn-Paper Baseball [130]
Operation Barbarossa: The Battle for Russia: 1941-45War College Simulations PBM, Inc. [35]
Orc Ba'alApproximately 1995 [351]
Origins of World War II [139]
The Orion Nebula Orpheus Publishing Corporation [449] [130]
On-Paper BaseballOn-Paper Baseball [450]
Out Time Days Ended May 1, 1992Twin Engine GamingWerner and Vicki Freitas (Designer and editor) [76] [451] [452] [453] [454] [455] [456] [457] [458] [459] [116]
Outer ReachesEarnshaw Enterprises [460] [130]
OutpostSpyder Games [461]
OverlandShadow Island Games [35]
Overlord 5Jeff Perkins [35]
Pacific ConflictAdvent Games [462] [463]
Pandemonium CircusDistant Vistas [440]
Pangar Snare1981 Michael Cranford Michael Cranford [464] [lower-alpha 10]
Parade [132]
Paths to GloryTriumph Game Systems [465] [130]
PBM-Close ActionCommand Authority Games [466]
PBMFLThe Mailbox [50]
PBMWrestling [139]
Peacemaker-PeacebreakerPierce & Co. [467] [122]
Pellic Quest Conflict Interaction Associates [468] [88] [130]
Penalty!Dave Carter, Scorpiogames [78]
PentagarniaSteve M. White [35]
Peril II1984K&C Enterprises [469] [122]
The Perils of Mortimer [139]
Perseus ArmPerseus Arm Enterprises [470]
Phantasy Civil War AllianceTri-J Communications [471]
Phantom Star RaiderTony Watson [472]
Phoenix1989Gamer's Den [473] [192]
Phoenix RisingPhildee Enterprises [35]
Pieces of Eight!Undying King Games [35]
Planetarion [78]
Planet Master~1979Wee Warriors [474]
Platoon LeaderTriad Simulations [475]
Play-By-Mail Football LeagueThe Mailbox [10]
PlexxonUS, UK, CAN [476]
PolarisDaredevil [35]
PolluxCyberVentures Ent. Group [440]
Pop TartsReceived Wisdom [78]
Port HazardSpeculation Games [477]
Portinium December 1990Enchanted Horizons [478]
Power Ended 1985ECI [479] [154]
Power+ECI [479] [130]
PowerstarSouth Bay Games [480]
Premier Football Harlequin Games [35]
Primer Inter ParesJohn Hanson [293]
PrivateersTudor Games [264] [180] [130]
Private EyeJF&L [122]
Private SectorTreesahran Industries [481]
Privs Inter ParesInteresting Times [35]
Proconsul [482]
Professional Basketball League [78]
ProkhorovkaCirca 1983Viking Games [140] [88]
PsycheDMC GamesDave Cooksey [360] [78]
Pub QuestWarrior Games [35]
Quadrant WarsQuest Game Inc. [483] [130]
Québec 1759Active 1973Gamma Two Games Ltd. [484]
Quest for AdventureJF&L [88]
Quest of GorrOnly briefly on the marketGame Masters International [10]
Quest of the Great Jewels 1983Zorph EnterprisesMike Shefler (Original developer/moderator) [76] [485] [154] [116]
Quest: The World of Kharne Adventures By Mail [486]
Rainbow WarriorThe Blue Rhino [487]
Raumkrieg Flying Buffalo [488]
RealmFull Moon Gaming [489]
Realms of AltairFull Moon Gaming [130]
Realms of Fantasy Graaf Simulations [19]
Realms of ShaharasaiEarly 1994Darkwood Enchantment [490]
Realms of Sword and Thunder 1982Empire Games, Inc.Glenn Holliday and Chris Peterson (creators) [491] [492] [88]
Realpolitik Triad Simulations [238] [130]
Renaissance Constantine Xanthos [493]
Renegade Legion (Centurion)Fantasy Workship (US), Pagoda Games (UK) [494]
Return of the EmpirePiranha Games [35]
RevengeDevil's Advocate Games [495]
Riftlords Flying Buffalo Inc [496] [78]
Right of KingsLast World Games [497]
Rimworlds 1984Palace Simulations [76] [121] [498] [116]
Rings of DarknessArk Royal Games (Licensed from Roma Games of Australia) [499]
Roadkill 21151990sImaginary Enterprises [500]
The Road to the White House1998Tactical Simulation, Inc. [501] [154]
Robalgon1984Robalgon [502] [154]
Robot Armies Schubel & Son [135] [130]
Room 4Devil's Advocate Games [495]
Ruler of the Galactic Web1987Quail Canyon Systems [135] [503]
The Runes of InngoalHarold Kercher [35]
SABREPace [504]
Sail the Solar WindImagination Unlimited [130]
Samurai WarlordsBill Paspaliaris [505]
SagaEnded 1987Imagery [341]
Samurai StarfighterSimulated Oriental Games [125]
Samurai WarlordBill Paspaliaris [192]
Sarakond CampaignRichard Breton [88]
Satellite DownGDW [506]
SaturnaliaSloth Enterprises [130]
Scales of JusticeTudor Games [264] [130]
SceptreSceptre Roleplaying [19]
Scoresheet BaseballScoresheet Sports [507] [130]
Scoresheet FootballScoresheet Sports [130]
ScrambleFurypost Games [508]
Sea KingsGame Systems, Inc. [130]
Seconds OutTacticsMark Walton [373]
Secrets of Trime1985Frontier Games [50] [509] [lower-alpha 11]
Sed 9Jagg Productions [510]
Seeds of DestructionEckert Gaming Group [511]
Seeking Realm KnightsZion Games [192]
Serim Ral Harlequin Games [35]
Shadow LordsPost-it Games [512]
A Shadow of EarthDevil's Advocate Games [513]
Shadow of the Crystals [139]
Siege America Schubel & Son, licensed to Red Talon Gaming of Pennsylvania. [143]
Sirius Command Inner Dimension Games [238] [514] [515] [516]
Silverdawn Entertainment Concepts, Inc (ECI)Designer: Jim Dutton; Jeff Avery [517] [518] [519] [520] [88]
SingularityShadow Island Games [35]
SkaalThe Gamesmiths [122]
Smuggler's RunDistant Visas [521]
Sol IIIConflict Productions [522]
SovereigntySilvius and Berchtold [523]
Space 101 C2 Simulations [524] [525] [130]
Space Battle 1980Flying Buffalo [526] [88]
Space Bounty Universal Simulations [527]
Space Combat Twin Engine Gaming [19] [529]
SpacefarerTansfaal Enterprises [530]
Space HeroesSpace Heroes [220] [122]
Space MinerThe Blue Rhino [88]
Space QuestPent Alpha [531]
Special Agent TL Designs [50]
SpeculateYellowseed Games [532]
Spiral Arm Graaf Simulations [19] [130]
Spiral Arm II Graaf Simulations [533]
Smuggler's RunAdventures By Mail [78]
Soccer SupremosGAD Games [35] [534]
SpyKor Sudden Asylum [535] [536]
St. Valentines Day MassacreMindgate [19] [146]
Stand and Deliver (game) 1992Stand and DeliverFrank Pompillo [19] [537] [538]
Starblazer I [130]
StarcaptureBill Wood [130]
Star ClusterLief Stensson [78]
Star Cluster IIC-T Simulations [539]
Star Cluster OmegaC-T Simulations [76] [540] [88] [130]
Star Cluster One The Buchanan Company [541]
Stardragon1983StardragonCarl Savage [542]
Starfleet AcademyJF&L [122]
Star Fleet WarlordsAgents of Gaming [19]
Starforce BattlesCharles Mosteller, Scott Estrin, Bob Dickinson, and John Bryne (Design) [543]
Star Mogulspre-1993 [544]
Star QuestDeltax Gaming [545] [19]
Star Ruler [546]
Stars of the Dark Well 1984Mindgate [238] [130]
Star of UldorCirca 1983Genji Games [381]
Star Saga Infinite Odysseys [19]
Star SwordEntertainment Plus More, Inc. [35]
Star Trek: The Correspondence Game Entertainment Concepts [547] [88]
Star Venture 1982 Schubel & Son [548] [549] [88]
StarbaseQuest Games [550]
StarGate~1979ConSim [474]
StarGlobe 1984 or earlierDragonByteKen Mulholland (of Time Patterns) [224] [551] [552] [553] [554] [378]
Star KingSoftware Doctors [270]
Starfleets & Spacemen1981Mike Williams [555]
Starlord Mike Singleton [556] [557]
StarmagicCosmos Creation Company [238]
Starmagic IIClemens & Associates [24] [130]
Starmaster Schubel & Son Richard Lloyd (designer) [558] [559] [130] [88] [560]
Starmaster II Schubel & Son Debbie Leonard (Development) [24] [130]
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Starquest (different from Entertainment Concepts, Inc.'s game)JF&L [88]
Star RealmDynamic Games [35]
Star-SagaInfinite Odysseys [561]
Starship Command Elite Simulations [562] [563]
Starway IIKeith Langley [35]
StarwindCraftGames [224] [564]
Stat-Sports Pro FootballStat-Sports [565]
State of Decay1997Phildee Enterprises [328]
State of War Game Systems Inc [19] [566] [116] [130] [567]
Stat Sports FootballStat-Sports [130]
Steel, Fire, and BloodGeorge Franchi [568]
Stellar Conquest [130]
Stellar CrusadesSimulated Genius [530]
Stellar DynastyThe Game Company [569]
Stellar EmpireRick Barr [122]
Stellar KnightsZion Games [161]
Stellar MarineZion Games [570]
Stellar RealmsHCS Games [254]
Stellar Syndicate1987Quail Canyon Systems [135]
Stellar WarlordsInternational SoftwareBrad Lampl (Creator and Moderator) [571] [572]
Storm Over DixieArmageddon Games [362]
Strategic Conflict 1983 Schubel & Son [573] [88]
Strategic Imperial Conquest [574]
Strategos [244]
Strike it RichHCS Games [575]
Struggle of Nationswww.webworldinc.com [576]
SuccessionGames Without Frontiers [130]
Super Filet WarsCirca 1983Diadem Enterprises [381]
SuperNova IIRolling Thunder Games [130]
SupremacyAndon Games [130]
SwashbucklerPaspa Games [577]
Sword of OrianEnded 1983North Virginia Games [578]
Swords of DraknaarObsidian ProductionSaul Betesh [579]
Swords of PelarnApril 1984Midnight GamesJim Robinson [580] [581] [122]
Swords of the Gods Galactic Simulations [76] [582] [116]
Sword Lords [517]
SuccessionGames Without Frontiers [583] [584]
Suergan: The Shattered IslesMindshift Design LLC [35]
Sulfer CityDevil's Advocate Games [585]
Super Hero NationCreate A World, Inc. [35]
SuperNova1986Rolling Thunder Games [586]
Supernova IIRolling Thunder Games [76] [587] [116]
SupremacyGraf Simulations [533]
Supreme EmpiresCreate A World, Inc. [35]
Survival Challenge ~1988Mindgate [419] [588]
SurvivorsUltimate Empires, Inc. [88]
Suzerainty7th Dimension Gaming [19]
Swords at SunsetJ&J Combat Simulations [368]
System III: Star KingGalactic Centurian Systems [589]
Tactical Assault Group Quest Games, Inc. [590] [591] [592] [593]
Tactical CommandGalactic Society Four [35]
Talwaithe 1981 [594]
TanxFauchard Enterprises [220]
Task ForceQuest Games [130]
TATT Postal [139]
TCW Fantasy Wrestling [139]
Terra II 1983 or earlierClemens & Associates [595] [596] [597] [598] [88] [116]
Third and GoalTacticsMark Walton [373]
Third FoundationCorrelated Services~1983 [130] [125]
ThreatApproximately 1995 [351]
Throne of RhianonVorpal Games [19] [599] [600]
Third FoundationThird Foundation [601]
Thunder at Sea Coconut Council, Inc. [35]
Thunder JunctionLeisure Time Unlimited [35]
Time ChaseSupernova Games [602]
Time TrapFlying Buffalo, Inc. [190]
TimelapseGAD Games [35]
The Time Lady [244]
Time PatrolKTH [50] [250]
Toadal Chaos - The Frog WarsFractal Dimensions [603]
To Be KingREGI [192]
Top Ten FootballTop Twenty Football [604]
Torpedo Boat DuelTudor Games [605] [606]
Total Conquest [607]
Total Football Management [139]
Tracks1992Friendly Fire Games [608]
Trade & ConquestFrazier Games [609]
Trajan's Treacherous Trap 1979Flying Buffalo [610]
Traveller Applied Gaming Technologies [50]
TriadKarl Zeimetz [264] [130]
TriaxGalactic Simulations [611]
The Tribes of Crane 1978 Schubel & Son, Zen Games [612] [285] [78] [613] [614] [615] [88]
Tribe VibesJeff Perkins [35]
Trillion Credit Squadron CampaignApplied Gaming Technologies Inc. [363]
Tri-StellarBattle-Magic Gaming [616]
Troll QuestMercury Games [35]
Trolls Bottom 1986Project Basilisk, Dynamic GamesRobert Fortune [35] [617]
Tunels & Trolls CampaignDan Lambert [88]
Twilight: 2000GDW [506]
Twilight's Last GleamingGeorge Franchi [618]
The Ultimate SurvivalSteve Sparks [619]
Ultimate WarriorEntertainment Plus More, Inc. [35]
UnexplainedUndying King Games [35]
United States Championship Wrestling [139]
Universal Wrestling Association [139]
Universe Clemens and Associates [620]
Universe II 1979Clemens and AssociatesJon Clemens [621] [622] [156] [623] [88]
Universe III 1980Central Texas ComputingJon Clemens [621] [624] [625] [88]
Universe Melting PotShrewd Expanse [173]
Urban EmpireLeisure Time Unlimited [626] [130]
ValaciaPsi-Decay Games [130]
VampirePhildee Enterprises [35]
Veiled StarGhetto Games [627]
Venom Game Systems Inc [24] [628] [629] [630]
Vesuvian [631]
VGA PlanetsGamer's Den [192]
Vietnam Schubel & Son [135] [130]
VirusR3 [183]
Vorcon Wars [632] [633] [634]
Super Vorcon WarsVorcon GamesJohn Nicholson [635] [636]
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War 1940 Schubel & Son [24] [130]
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War CouncilAlternative Dimension Enterprises [640]
Warlands1987Furypost Games [341]
WarlordPhoenix Publications [641] [130] [642]
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Warlord of Thunder CragCreative Management Services [193]
Warlords of the Shattered LandZephyr Enterprises, Inc. [35]
War of 1812 Schubel & Son [135]
War of the Empires1960s or 1970s [643]
War of WizardsWOW Games [78]
Warp Force Empires 1987Emprise Game SystemsSteve Gray (Designer/Gamemaster) [644] [645] [180] [116]
Warp Force One 1980Emprise Game Systems [156]
WarplordsJoseph Teller [338]
Warriors and Wizards1992 Rolling Thunder Games, Inc. [646] [647]
Warriors of the Fractal DomainFractal Dimensions [35]
Wars of the Roses [139]
The War to End All WarsGuild of Blades [78]
Wars of the Dawn World1981Bud Link [648]
War of the Emma Nations1981Tom Webster [649]
War of the Wizards1981Jabberwock Enterprises [650]
Warworld1985. Ended 1987Furypost Games [341]
WastelandsBaron's Regime [35]
Wasteland WarriorsWar Without Tears [378]
WATEN (formerly GWITEN)1983Tom Webster [283]
Way of the Warrior1985. Ended 1987Genji Games [651]
WdG MithraChoZen FroZen Games [35]
The Weapon 1984 Fantastic Simulations, 4 Sight, Verein der Feunde, Harrow Postal Games (UK)Danield B. Ealey (Designer) [19] [78] [652] [653] [654] [655] [116] [122]
Westworld 1993NLT Enterprises [656] [192] [657]
White Gold1985Ben Parkinson [658]
WhodunitDevil's Advocate Games [495]
Wild FrontiersRed Talon Gaming [659]
The Wing [132]
WinterworldD. Shulkind [660]
Witch DoctorArgonaut Publishing [661]
Wizards & WarriorsEclipse Consulting, Inc. [35] [88]
Wofan 1980The GamemasterLarry G. Hall [662]
WolfpackJF&L [122]
Worldbuilders1984WorldbuildersMarty Kloeden [663]
World at WarE-Mail Games [35]
World Campaigns World Campaigns [50] [88] [664] [665]
World Electronic Football LeagueAlpha Simulations [666]
World Electronic Hockey LeagueAlpha Simulations [666]
World Emperors IIDeltax Gaming [188]
World of ArdenArden Entertainment [50] [130]
World of Angremar1984 or earlierThe Round Table [667]
World of ChaosGAD Games [35] [668]
World of VelgorTo 1985 (then became The Melding)Comstar Enterprises [669] [415] [122]
World of WildonRandy Gillette [130]
World ConquestPrime Time Simulations [35]
World WarThe Mailbox [670] [671] [180]
World War 2Miller Systems [672]
World War II: A Second World War SimulationWar College Simulations PBM, Inc. [35]
World War IVHigh Point Games, Pagoda Games (UK), JFH Games, Flying Buffalo Inc. [19] [78] [673] [674] [675]
Wyrdworld [132]
WWII: Open Warfare [676]
Xenophobe Emprise Game Systems [24]
Xyhora [139]
You Rule!1989Lucky Llama Games [19] [192]
You're an Amoeba, GO!Monastic Software [677] [678]
Zardar [132]
Zorphwar Ended 1986Zorph Enterprises [679] [680] [88]
Zombie Zone USAFax Attack [681]
Zot MadnessGames Without Frontiers [130]

Inactive international play-by-mail games

List
Game [lower-alpha 12] ReleasedPublisher [lower-alpha 13] CountryNotes
1066Games Without FrontiersUK [110] [682]
1500 Gold [683]
523 Sweet FACamelot GamesUK [109]
Active Fighting ClubFrance [684]
A Day at the RacesDracs GamesUK [109]
Absolon EmpireSteve BarkerDenmark [685]
Absolute PowerJade EnterprisesUK [686]
Advance Australia FairAUS [687]
Agamemmnon IIKelem GamesUK [109]
Age of DiscoveryCanada [688]
AlbionPete ThornhillUK [689]
AlchemistSeventh HeavenUK [373]
Alkimora [690]
Ameat [691]
Ancient Empires IIJason OatesUK [692]
Ancient Empires IIJason OatesUK [692]
Android ArenaCirca 1989Tertium GamesUK [693]
Andromeda ConnectionUK [694]
Anubis ScriptsFrance [684]
Aqua-ballJasper GamesUK [378]
Aqua Eternam1997Nick HaynesUK [685]
Ars RegendiGerman and English [695]
Apex PBM SoccerApex GamesUK [109]
AquilaKevin JohnsUK [683]
ArcadiaEnded 1987Jade GamesUK [696]
ArchipelFrance [684]
Arya 1325 CampaignAndrew WalforkUK [697]
Ashes of EmpireCSPPGermany [109]
Assyria's EndAgema PublicationsUK [109]
Asteroid WarsJason OatesUK [698]
AstrowarsAstraaUK [699]
Austerlitz - Der Aufstieg des AdlersGerman [695]
Away the LadsDracs GamesUK [109]
AztecsPhildeeUK [700]
Babylon 5 - Le jeu par emailFrance [684]
BacteriaDynamic GamesAustralasia [440]
Balance of Power Yellowseed Games of CanadaCanada [701] [215] [130]
Bakschisch [683]
BakufuDark Wolf GamesIreland, UK [109]
Balkania1992The Australian WizardAustralia [702] [lower-alpha 14]
Bananenflanke: Der FussballmanagerGerman-only [695]
Barbarians at the GateSoftware SimulationsUK [109]
BasketballCamelot GamesUK [109]
BattlecrabsDag Webber, Project Basilisk (UK)Germany, UK [703]
Battle DirgeLombot PublishingUK [704]
Battle MasterPeter ReadDynamic Games1988 [705]
Battle for Starbase ZenithMiller Systems [706]
BattlegroundJammcoUK [707]
BattlequestOmnipotent EyeUK [708]
The Betting Game1989Temple GamesUK [709]
BeyondCrasiworldUK [109]
Beyond the Green SunSevenstar GamesUK [109]
Beyond the PaleA. L. ButtersUK [710]
Beyond the Waves [711]
Bifrost [712]
The Biz1989Andrew SouthUK [713]
BloodgraceOdd Child Games, New Hope Games [714]
Boracay PhilippinesRoy C. RaePeter Hudson (Designer) [715]
The BossDaniel WoodUK [683]
CalvanaCirca 1989Tertium GamesUK [693]
Castle AssaultChepro Ltd [378]
The Champions LeagueDestiny Games [716]
Chaos Tech1996Dream ShadowsUK [717]
ChrestonimGerman-only [695]
ChronicleUK [718]
The Chronicles Of The Knights Of AvalonJade GamesUK [719] [360] [720]
Cities of the Dark ElvesWorlds ApartUK [721]
CivilisationPH Games [722] [378]
ClansWarnor GamesUK [723]
Close Action PBMCommand Authority GamesUK [724]
The Cluster Rebellion1984PBM MagazineUK [725]
Coeshaw Postal Football LeagueMark CoeshawUK [109]
Come on You RedsCamelot GamesUK [109]
Commander – Europe at WarFrance [684]
ConquestsDaniel WoodUK [683]
The ContestWhite Knight GamesUK [726]
Copa MundialGerman-only [695]
Corporate WarState of MindUK [727]
CosmosPost-it Games [728]
Crack of Doom II Harlequin Games UK [109]
Crasimoff's Quest World (Crasi-World)Crasiworld [35]
Crasimoff's World Adventures by Mail UK [729] [730] [731]
CreephouseProject BasiliskUK [732] [733]
Crystal QuestHPS PromotionsUK [734] [735]
Cyber LeagueFinoldin Games (French Company)UK [736]
Cybernation1990Ben Warrington, DNA GamesUK [737] [lower-alpha 15]
CybertycoonCME TechnologiesAUS [251]
CybornFrance [684]
Dark AgeSoftware SimulationsUK [738]
Dark Age IISoftware SimulationsUK [109]
DarkfireNick StoneUK [734]
Dark Pentacle1990Spleenmangler GamesUK [737] [lower-alpha 16]
DBU - Die BundesligaGerman [695]
DeadzoneJonathan BellUK [734]
Deathblade [689]
Decision in the EastD. RobertsUK [710]
Delenda Est CarthagoJudith ProctorWaveney GamesUK [739] [130]
Démange – Le JeuFrance [684]
DemonShardar GamesUK [740]
The DerbyCirca 1989Camelot GamesUK [324]
Der SupermanagerGerman [695]
DiadochiCyclops PBMUK [109]
Directive 32Richard CozensUK [109]
DogfightCirca 1989Dark Mask GamesUK [741]
Dogfight! Battle for the Skies!Rampage Games PBMUK [742]
The Dominant PowerCreative Gaming [378]
DoomsphereGames UnlimitedUK [373]
Downfall (Diplomacy Variant)Games Without FrontiersUK [682]
Diplomacy LudomaniacGermany [687]
DragonhelmUlaidh GamesUK [109]
DreamscapeRobin SeamerUK [743]
DW RPGDaniel WoodUK [683]
Dwarf FallsCanada [688]
EagleSabre GamesUK [109]
Eagle, Falcon, Gryphon and MundisGames Design CorporationUK [744]
Eastern TemplesFinoldin Games (French Company)UK [736]
Einstein's LotUlaidh GamesIreland, UK [109]
EmperorEast Empire GamesUK [373]
Empires of CoriniumUK [718]
En Garde! Banana (PBEM)UK [745]
En Garde!: BrinyBriny En Garde! (Terry Cooke)UK [109]
En Garde! Dieu et Mon DroiTimewyrmUK [745]
En Garde!: King & CardinalIan ColemanUK [109]
En Garde!: LPBSPaul EvansUK [109]
En Garde!: Sage En Garde!Sage En GardeUK [746]
En Garde! Small Furry Undergrads (SFUG)Small Furry Creatures PressUK [747]
En Garde! The Sun KingNigel MissionUK [745]
EmpiresSoftware SimulationsUK [109]
EndgameHarlequinUK [736]
Endless Time and SpaceSabre GamesUK [109]
Epic1989KJC GamesUK [709]
Epoch of MightDark Wolf GamesIreland, UK [109]
EspionageSage Systems [570]
EtherTingols GamesUK [378]
EuropaTimewyrmUK [683]
Euro Soccer BossDerek DoranUK [748]
Evolution of the StarsVerein der FeundeGermany [109]
Explorers of Orion [749]
Extra Time-ChairmanKJC GamesUK [109]
Extra Time-originalKJC Games/CrasiworldUK [109]
FaceplantCirca 1989Endeavour Fantasy GamesUK [750] Skating game.
FalconSabre GamesUK [109]
F.A.M.E. (Force and Magic Entwined)T.J. DrewUK [751]
Fantasy SoccerKJC GamesUK [109]
Fantasya - Welt des TraumesGerman [695]
Fibonacci [683]
First CrusadeKelem GamesUK [109]
Food ChainPhildee EnterprisesUK [752]
Football PredictionsDracs GamesUK [109]
FootballistoFrance [684]
For God, King & CountryAgema PublicationsUK [109]
Formula One ChampionSteve EvansUK [753]
Fortunes of WarWebwars ContinuumCanada [754]
Freedom PBM SoccerFreedom PBM SoccerUK [755]
From out of Aeons GoneSilver DreamerUK [756]
From the Mouth of Hell [711]
Further Into FantasyThe Games LaboratoryUK [732]
Fussball-LigaGermany [109]
GameplanSoftware Simulations/Danny McConnell, Ab Initio GamesUK [109]
Gameplan BaseballDanny McConnell, Ab Initio GamesUK [109]
Gameplan BoxingDanny McConnell, Ab Initio GamesUK [109]
Gameplan: AdvancedSoftware Simulations/Danny McConnell, Ab Initio GamesUK [109]
Games GuruGuru Games (Matthew Skidmore)UK [757] [lower-alpha 17]
Gang CityAthena's Avatar (AUS licensee)Canada, Australia [758]
GhostbustersTemple Games [759]
GladiatoriaFrance [684]
Gladiator SchoolCirca 1989Camelot GamesUK [324]
Global DiplomacyCirca 1995E-Mail GamesCanada [760] [761]
GlobemasterCirca 1989Time PatternsUK [324]
Gloire et PouvoirFrance [684]
The Glory of Kings Agema Publications UK
Glory SeekersParlos GamesUK [762]
GormantsNew Zealand [688]
Grand NationalCamelot GamesUK [109]
The Great DetectiveCreative Encounters [378]
Green SunSeven Star GamesUK [763]
Grid Bowl [378]
GridstatsUK [718]
Grid WarsGames Design CorporationUK [744]
GryphonSabre GamesUK [109]
Gladivs et PilvmThe PBM ExpressUK [764]
Gothick1989Temple GamesUK [765]
Gunboat DiplomacyAgema PublicationsUK [109]
HattrickFrance [684]
Haunted ManorMadhouseUK [109]
Heavens AboveFuel PBMUK [109]
Heldenwelt (Heroes world)SSV Klapf-Bachler OEGAustria [109]
Heroes of OlynthusTimewyrmUK [109]
HerovilleFrance [684]
High Kings of DolchusUK [766]
Homebase AlphaThe Games Laboratory with WOZ GamesUK [732]
HomeworldNew Zealand [688]
Horgoroth: Gateway to UndagalaQuillian Enterprises [767]
Horizons EndSchubel & Son [570]
Horses For CoursesSpellbinder GamesUK [768]
Houseworld IINew Zealand [688]
Imperial HonorariumRagtime LeisureUK [769]
InfluencesFrance [684]
In Off the PostIn Off the PostUK [109]
In the House TodaySabre GamesUK [109]
Intergalactic Computerized Wrestling FederationJohnny VendettaUK [770]
InvasionCirca 1989GAD GamesUK [693]
Island of the Gobin KingGoblin GamesUK [698]
It's in the NetChris WrightUK [109]
Jack Duckworth's Alternate UniverseSimon IvesUK [771]
JetballAlchemist's GuildUK [732]
Jumbo CrisisCirca 1989MAGUK [741]
JWA WrestlingRichard FryerUK [109]
KalevalaGerman [695]
Kapow!Vengeance Games [772]
The Keys of Bled Spellbinder GamesUK [773] [774] [731] [775] [776]
Keys of MedohkInfinite Game Design Studio, licensed to Phildee Enterprises (UK), and Dynamic Games (US)Australasia only in 1996, also UK, US [777]
Kingdoms of VenganceUK [778]
Kingdoms of Vengance IIIVengeance Games [772]
Kings of SteelStephen R. WhiteUK [779]
Klall-Karvv: Prison of the ElementalsSeventh HeavenUK [373]
Knights of ChristendomSabre GamesUK [109]
KontosBattle Cry Play-by-MailUK [373]
Kosmor – Forces of the GalaxiesGerman [695]
Ksar ExoTerre de JeuxFrance [109]
La Glorie du RoiAgema PublicationsUK [109]
The Lands of GhamaxtriWHC [373]
La Ultima CruzadaSabre GamesUK [109]
Land of LegendEchelon 1UK [780]
The Land of the BasiliskRobert Fortune (designer)Project BasiliskUK [781]
Lands of Elvaria 1989Mark PinderUK [782] [109] [lower-alpha 18]
LanistaUK [777]
League Soccer1986Necrom GamesUK [782] [lower-alpha 19]
Legacy of the PantherWest Penne GamesUK [783] [373]
Legacy of Val-HadahdUK [718]
Legend of the StarsAdrian Bagley [714]
Legends of IsraaViking GamesUK [78]
Le NécromantFrance [684]
Les Petites Betes Soyeuses1986The Ninth LegionUK [687]
LizardsThe Ninth LegionUK [78]
Logan's RunSage Systems [784]
Lords of MorkarSpellbinder Games [785]
Lore Lords of BritainLore Games Limited [378]
Loremasters of CorleanCirca 1989Reality Shift GamesUK [709]
LTWarsSpellbinder Games [785]
Lurkans & DurkansIsland Light & Magick [378]
L'univers du FlowFrance [684]
Matrix HockeyFrance [684]
MachiavellianSeventh HeavenUK [373]
MacedonAlchemist's GuildUK [732]
MagebornDFS Productions [786]
Magelords Of DormProject BasiliskUK [732]
Magic CardsMadhouseUK [787]
Maim, Mutilate & MurderIsland Light & Magick [378]
Man-to-manVengeance Games [772]
MCMIIUK [718]
MegalomaniaM.A.G., Odde Fellows and Co. (licensed to GAD Games)UK [749] [693]
Men in BlackUK [718]
Middle-Earth PBM Third AgeStrategic Fantasy Games of Australia [35]
Midhir TimewyrmUK [788]
Midhir: Cities of OlynthusTimewyrmUK [789]
Midhir: Realms of IsraaTimewyrm (Andrew Fulara)UK [790]
Mighty HeroesReceived WisdomUK [78]
MilleniumSpain [703]
The Millennium Effect1997Steve BarkerUK [685]
MithraWolfgang RoefkeGermany [791]
MorchaelDaniel WrightUK [710]
Morne PlaneFrance [687]
Mortal FightersAllsortsUK [698]
Mortis MaximusMadhouse 6UK [78]
Movie MogulMovie MogulUK [792]
MultiplexESCUK [685]
MundisSabre GamesUK [78]
Napoleonic BattlesAgema PublicationsUK [78]
NBL Aussie BasketballNormanAUS [251]
Neanderthal DaysGriffin GamesUK [793]
NecromancerMadhouse 6UK [78] [794]
Nemak 2France [777]
Neutral ZoneNeutral ZoneUK [78]
New EarthUK [718]
Night of the ThingsMadhouseUK [787]
The Nithingwood [lower-alpha 20] 1991Rob LaneUK [795]
No Holds BarredLaughing DogUK [78]
Nomads of UrthUK [669]
Nuclear Domination [796]
NutgrabbersComatose Games [378] [lower-alpha 21]
Nuke!New Zealand [688]
Of Steam and EtherGRLA Reaper DesignUK [373]
Omega SquadUK [777]
The Omega Victor1988Harrow Postal GamesUK [797]
Orion's Finger [749]
OrksSweden [777]
OutboundUK [669]
OutlawEnded 1989Warren SaulUK [734] [798]
OvalieFrance [684]
OverlordState of Mind GamesUK [78]
PAFLUK [718]
Paloma Football ManagementSimon CourchaUK [743]
The Paloma LeagueJustin ShoreUK [78]
Panzer-EastAgema PublicationsUK [799]
Panzergruppe IIAgema PublicationsUK [78]
ParadeNick StoneUK [734]
Paraglyphics - The Challenge of the MagusChepro Ltd [378]
PathocromInnovative Games [800]
Peril IIK + C Enterprises [570]
PhantasmechCrasiworldUK [78]
Phantasy Politician AllianceUK [801]
Phoenix RisingPhildee EnterprisesUK [802]
Planet SoccerDavid ScrivenUK [78]
Planetary Wrestling SyndicateThomas LancasterUK [78]
Play OnDanny McConnel, Ab Initio GamesUK [78]
Plexxon 0Canada [766]
Pop Star1989Dan McCrossan, Ideal GamesUK [782] [lower-alpha 22]
Portals and PalacesAdam HollindaleUK [78]
The Power of MoneyDaydreamGermany [703]
Premier LeagueUK [78]
Premier Management FootballPremier ManagementUK [78]
Premier Master SoccerPaul KingUK [734]
Primvs Inter ParesInteresting TimesUK [78]
Pro SoccerOlympia GamesUK [78]
PrometheusHunky Monkey GamesUK [78]
Pub Kickin'Camelot GamesUK [78]
Pure Fantasy FtbllPure Fantasy GamesUK [78]
Pyraglyphics1989CheproUK [765]
QuestAdventures By Mail, KJC GamesUK [111] [78]
Quixo [683]
Raceplan Grand PrixDanny McConnell, Ab Initio GamesUK [78]
Racinis [796]
Raiders Of GwarasPrior to 1989MJR GamesUK [782] [719] [803] [lower-alpha 23]
Railway Rivals [722]
Ranch Wars1989Micro-GenesisUK [804] [378]
Rangers and RoversRoy TaylorUK [799]
Rat RacingCirca 1989Darren Cook, GAD GamesUK [693] [378]
Reality RacingCamelot GamesUK [78]
Realms of IsraaViking GamesUK [78]
Realms of LothmilTimewyrmUK [710]
Realm of The PriestC.M.A.D.UK [805]
Reorx1989Earlsdene EnterprisesUK [782] [lower-alpha 24]
Revenge Of The Many Legged Man Eating Mutant Tiger Hounds From Outer SpaceAlchemist's GuildUK [732]
Reversi V3.4France [684]
Riddle of the SandsSilver DreamerUK [78]
Royal AlliancesFinoldin Games (French Company)UK [736]
Rugby League BreakoutDanny McConnell, Ab Initio GamesUK [78]
Rugby League ChallengeCamelot GamesUK [78] [324]
Rugby League StatsDanny McConnell, Ab Initio GamesUK [78]
Rugby Union StatsDanny McConnell, Ab Initio GamesUK [78]
Ruler of the Galactic Web: DragonspireSoftware SimulationsAUS [806]
Run ChaseSoftware SimulationsUK [78]
Ryn [796]
S/FReceived WisdomUK [78]
Saturnalia: Exile Harlequin Games UK [78]
Saturnalia: NEDark Wolf GamesNorthern Ireland, UK [78]
Saturnalia: NWMark WilliamsUK [78]
Saturnalia: SMike AbsolomUK [78]
Saturnalia: Serpent IslesAshley CaseyUK [78]
Saturnalia: Veridian IslesDark Wolf GamesNorthern Ireland, UK [78]
Save Our SoulsDave HughesUK [734]
SchwertreiterGerman-only [695]
Scottish Email Soccer LeagueSESL, Mark CreasyUK [78]
Seadogs and DarlingsSeadogs and DarlingsUK [78]
Sector FivePterra GamesUK [373]
SeigeVorcon WarsUK [807]
Serim RalThomas HarlanUK [78]
Serim RalIncubus DesignsUK [78]
Shadowlords IIPost-It GamesAustralasia [440]
ShambhalaWayne (Shambhala)UK [78]
Shattered WorldJade Games [808]
SiegeCirca 1989Vorcon GamesUK [693]
SkullballOn the BrinkUK [719]
SlamdunkDanny McConnell, Ab Initio GamesUK [78]
SlapshotDanny McConnell, Ab Initio GamesUK [78]
Slapshot1989Mark Walton, TacticsUKIce hockey simulation. [782]
The S-LeagueSporting DreamsUK [78]
Soccer Boss1989Dan McCrossan, Ideal GamesUKSimple football management [782]
Soccer ChallengeMark PalinUK [809]
Soccer ManagerChris RobeyUK [78]
Soccer SevensRobin SeamerUK [78]
Soccer SixCirca 1989Camelot GamesUK [324]
Soccer StarTrident GamesUK [78]
Soccer StatsJason OatesUK [78]
Soccer StrategySoftware SimulationsUK [78]
Soccergame.de - Fussball PbemGerman [695]
Soccer-SixCamelot GamesUK [78]
SopwithRichard MorrisUK [810]
Space TroopersKJC GamesUK [78]
Space PlanSoftware SimulationsUK [78]
SpeculateSoftware SimulationsUK [78]
Splat the GalaxyUK [727]
Sport of Kings [722]
Squad LeaderRichard MilesUK [78]
SSFAChris BaylisUK [78]
Star Empires (Star Empires II, III, IV)1984Geoff Squibb, Spellbinder GamesUK [777] [35] [78]
Star FlawsIsland Light & Magick [378]
Starfleet WarlordPagoda GamesUK [78]
StarglobeCirca 1984Time PatternsUK [324]
Starglobe+Timepatterns PBM GamesUK [811]
Starglobe 3 [711]
StarhawkSage Systems [570]
Starmagic III1989Whitegold GamesUK [324]
StarQuest Harlequin Games UK [78]
Star RidersHans GuevinIanus Publications Inc.Canada [812]
Stars!EmpireUK [745]
Star Tactics – La Saga des EtoileFrance [684]
Star Wars Empire - Officiers de l'EmpireFrance [684]
Sternenhimmel [683]
Sticks & StonesSaul D. Betesh Co.Canada [440]
StockbrokerGames Without FrontiersUK [682]
Streets of BloodRaider LeisureUK [813]
StreetwiseThe Games Laboratory with WOZ GamesUK [732]
St. Vals IIRampage Games [378]
Subterrania1990UKTimepattern Games [737] [lower-alpha 25]
Summit Soccer LeagueSummit Soccer LeagueUK [78]
Super Vorcon WarsCirca 1989Vorcon GamesUK [709]
St. Valentine's Day MassacreCirca 1989Rampage GamesUK [741]
St. Valentine's IICirca 1989Rampage GamesUK [741]
SymmachiaFrance [687]
SzenarioUK [694]
TartarusFaraway GamesUK [78]
TatankaTerre de JeuxFrance [78]
Team BalanceMartin BurrowsUK [78]
Ten to ThreeJ. Foster, Ten to ThreeUK [78]
Tennis JPEMFrance [684]
Terran III1983Games Without FrontiersUK [682]
TharnakGerman [695]
ThauraCanada [688]
Throne of CofainMorton LarsenUK [78]
TimelapseUK [78]
TimepilotGalactic Society Four [378]
The Time SentinelVorcon GamesUK [751]
TorrauschGerman-only [695]
Total ConquestEurope [78]
Tough at the TopGames By MailUK [78]
TourmanageR - DAS Radsport-PbemGerman [695]
TrangradSTS GamesGermany [78]
Trolls Bottom1989KJC Games (UK)Sweden, UK [703] [709]
Túlélõk FöldjeHungary [139]
Tyvanah [814]
Ultimate RugbyUltra SportsUK [78]
Ultimate TestSimon WilliamsUK [78]
Ultraball 2100France [684]
Ultra CricketUltra SportsUK [78]
Ultra TennisUltra SportsUK [78]
Under Different SunsUK [777]
Unquiet SlumbersUK [718]
ValhallaMandrake PBMUK [815]
VectaMark Wightman [378]
VendettaAgema PublicationsUK [710]
Viking SagaViking SagaUK [78]
VitriolReceived WisdomUK [78]
The Wall GameNick StoneUK [734]
War of the Dark GodMorton LarsenUK [78]
Warlord KJC GamesUK [78] [693]
Warm UpFinoldin Games (French Company)UK [736]
Warst★r (Warstar)Interesting TimesUK [816] [817]
Welt der Goetter1978DragonquestGermany [818]
Where Lies the Power [749]
Wild World WebWhere Lies the Power IIVengeance Games [772]
Wild World WebReceived WisdomUK [78]
Winning PostAdrian GloverUK [78]
WhitegoldFrontline GamesUK [819]
World Conquest 1988Prime Time Simulations, SSV Klapf-Bachler OEGGermany [820] [78]
World Fictional WrestlingChris Bury, World Fictional WrestlingUK [78]
World of ChaosMid-1980sGAD GamesUK [693]
World of DenagdaCirca 1996Black Pyramid GamesUK [724]
World of Vengeance [749]
World War I BattlesAgema PublicationsUK [78]
Worlds ApartColin AndrewsUK [78]
World Domination (Diplomacy Variant)Games Without FrontiersUK [682]
WottascoreCamelot GamesUK [78]
WOWRussell SmithUK [78]
WW IV BlitzPagoda GamesUK [78]
WW IV H2HPagoda GamesUK [78]
XanothCirca 1989Manifestation GamesUK [741] [378]
Xarian AdventuresTrue North GamingCanada [440]
XottAntony DunksUK [78]
Xott SoloAntony DunksUK [78]
Zylok WarsDestiny Games [716]

Notes

  1. Some PBM game publishers as of 1987 included: 4Sight, Acme Game Moderators, Advanced Gaming Enterprises, Advanced Gaming Systems, Advent Games, Adventure Systems, Adventures By Mail, Adventures Design Group, Ardon Games, Angel Simulations, Applied Gaming Technologies, Arden Enterprises, Armageddon Games, Arms & Alliances, Athena Games, Atlantrix, Australian Wizard (AUS), Avatar Games, Balrog Adventures (UK), Rick Barr, Beach, David, Big City, Bizarre PBM, The Blue Rhino, The Boot Heel, Brainard Enterprises, Breakout (AUS), Richard Breton, C-Mind Enterprises, C-T Simulators, Central Texas Computing, Chameleon Games (AUS), Clemens & Associates, The Colonies, Comstar Enterprises, Conflict Interaction Associates, The Conquest (UK), Correlated Services, Mark Coulshed, Mark (UK), D2 Report, Davis Publications, Inc., DeMark Enterprises, Designs by Lizeau, Diadem Enterprises, Different Worlds, Dragon Magazine, Dragonlords, Eagle Gaming, Empire Games, Emprise Game Systems, Entertainment Concepts, Inc., The European Journal, Fantastic Simulations, Fauchard Enterprises, Final Frontier, Flagship (UK), Flagship (US), Flying Buffalo Inc., Frontier Games, Future Combat Simulations, Galactic Enterprises, Galactic Simulations, The Game Anvil, Game Masters International, Game Systems Inc., Garners Unlimited, The Gamesmiths, Gaming Universal , Gemini Systems, Inc., Genji Games, Graff Simulations, Grandel, Inc. The Guide to PBM, H&R Enterprises, Horizon International, Inc., Iberian Inquirer, Iberian Rag, Integral Games, Intergalactic Games, ICBM (UK), J&J Combat Simulations, Jabberwock Enterprises, Inc., Juggernaut, JF&L, K&C Enterprises, Kelstar Enterprises, King Dragon Productions, K&C Inc., KJC Games (UK), KSK Concepts, KTH Games, Dan Larnbert, Lanke, Roland Lee (CAN), London Gazette, London Times, Lorewarden Garnes (UK), LAMA, The Mailbox, Bob McLain, Midnight Games, Mindgate, Missing Tiger (AUS), Mitre Garnes (UK), Mobius Corporation, Neolithic Enterprises, NB Software, Outremer Garnes, Oyssean War Games, OM Games (AUS), Palace Simulations, Paper Generals, Nicky Palmer (UK), Paper Mayhem , Pegasus Productions, PF Games (UK), Pierce and Co, PBM, Play By Mail Association, Phoenix Publications, The PBM Company, Quest Computer Services, Quest Games, Reality Simulations, Rebel Enterprises, Renaissance, Renaissance Times, Rhiannon Enterprises, Roblagon, Rolling Thunder Games, Rostherne Games (UK), The Round Table, Schubel & Son, Mark Schoonover, Sloth Enterprises (UK), Squibb, G. C. (UK), Sorcerer's Apprentice, Space Heroes, Spellbinder Games (UK), Spelbinder Games (US), Tim Sullivan, Star Publishing Co., Stardragon, Starweb Update, Stat-Sports, Superior Simulations, Supernova Games, SMG Games, TL Designs, The Talisman, Time Patterns (UK), Time-Space Simulations, The Times, Top Down Development, Top Twenty Football, Total Simulations, Inc., Triumph Game Systems, Tudor Games, Tundra Games (CAN), Twin Engine Gaming, Ultimate Empires, Inc., Vance Upshaw, Vengeance Games (UK), Vigard Simulations, Viking Games, Inc., VIP of Gaming, Voice of Islam and India, Vorcon Games (UK), Wargamers Information, White Lion Enterprises, Who Dunnits, Mike Williams, Odie Williams, World Campaigns, Constantine Xanthos, Karl Zeimetz, and Zorph Enterprises. [5] Flagship added to this list at the same time timeframe, combining publishers noted in their issues 1–13: Argonaut Publishing, ECI, LAMA, Palace Simulations, and Star Dragon of the United States; The First Conquest, DMC Games, Golden Sherd Games, Harrow Postal Games, Historical Engineering, Jade Games, Ki-Rin Games, Legend Inc. Ltd, Maim Games, NAB Software, Nine Worlds Enterprises, Orion Games, Ben Parkinson, PTF Games, Rampage Games, Soulsucker Games, Spellbinder Games, G.C. Squibb, Waverly Games, and Zorn Games from the United Kingdom. [6]
  2. For example, in 1993, play-by-mail gaming company Schubel & Son sold all games and licenses to Northwest Simulations. [8]
  3. For example, in the March/April 1993 issue of Paper Mayhem magazine, Prime Time Simulations announced that its play-by-mail game World Conquest was licensed to multiple companies in Europe and was available in English, French, German, Dutch, and Italian. [9]
  4. Games include those that moved past playtesting and were introduced to the market as paid games with players
  5. Publishers occasionally changed for play-by-mail games when companies bought the rights to games or licensed games from the original publishers. Publishers noted in this list are as of the date of the reference cited.
  6. Fully-customizable game where players could choose their genre, setting, character, etc.
  7. C-Mind Enterprises notified Paper Mayhem magazine for its Jan–Feb 1985 issue that First Light was designed and tested in 1984 and C-Mind Enterprises was registered as a sole proprietorship in California on Jun 7, 1985.
  8. Game was one turn long. Players designed and released a robot into combat. Winners advanced.
  9. Jason Bock of Sage informed Paper Mayhem Magazine that it was "forced to end all of its games" as of October 1984, including Mercenaries and Empires and Hydra.
  10. Fantasy role-playing game with warriors and "giant mutated jungle cats".
  11. Frontier Games stated in the Jan–Feb 1985 issue of Paper Mayhem magazine that they were a new PBM company and The Secrets of Trime was their first game.
  12. Games include those that moved past playtesting and were introduced to the market as paid games with players
  13. Publishers occasionally changed for play-by-mail games when companies bought the rights to games or licensed games from the original publishers. Publishers noted in this list are as of the date of the reference cited.
  14. A version of El Mythico set in Yugoslavia .
  15. Hand-moderated cyberpunk role-playing game. GM magazine praised the rulebook's presentation and the atmospheric narration of each turn.
  16. Fantasy role-playing game. GM magazine noted the game system similarities with Saturnalia, but praised the additional armour and inventory mechanics. The "turbo-post" option which provided an immediate turnaround for an extra fee was criticised as being unfair.
  17. Players run a computer games firm.
  18. Hand-moderated fantasy game in which players controlled five characters; 5 to 10 day turnaround.
  19. Football management game described by GM magazine as "run-of-the-mill" with a "tatty" rulebook.
  20. Single-character, hand-moderated fantasy RPG
  21. Players roleplay squirrels collecting nuts.
  22. Players tried to become a successful pop star. Computer moderated, 14-day turnaround.
  23. Medieval fantasy game adapted from a Dungeons & Dragons campaign. GM magazine stated that Raiders of Gwaras had "received wide critical acclaim from many players".
  24. Sword and sorcery game similar to Saturnalia , no fixed turnaround."
  25. Licensed from designer Tim Lomas. Computer moderated, two week turnaround. 25-move game in which colonies of ants compete in a 10×10×3 maze.

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Play-by-mail game</span> Games played through postal mail, email or other digital media

A play-by-mail game is a game played through postal mail, email, or other digital media. Correspondence chess and Go were among the first PBM games. Diplomacy has been played by mail since 1963, introducing a multi-player aspect to PBM games. Flying Buffalo Inc. pioneered the first commercially available PBM game in 1970. A small number of PBM companies followed in the 1970s, with an explosion of hundreds of startup PBM companies in the 1980s at the peak of PBM gaming popularity, many of them small hobby companies—more than 90 percent of which eventually folded. A number of independent PBM magazines also started in the 1980s, including The Nuts & Bolts of PBM, Gaming Universal, Paper Mayhem and Flagship. These magazines eventually went out of print, replaced in the 21st century by the online PBM journal Suspense and Decision.

Starweb is a closed-end, space-based, play-by-mail (PBM) game. First published by Flying Buffalo Inc. in 1975, it was the company's second PBM game after Nuclear Destruction, the game that started the PBM industry in 1970. Players today can choose a postal mail or email format. Fifteen players per game assume one of six available roles and explore and conquer planets within a universe comprising 225 worlds. The object of the game is to attain a predetermined number of points which are generated by various actions during gameplay. Multiple game variants are available. Starweb is still available for play as of 2021 through the company Rick Loomis PBM Games.

<i>Flagship</i> (magazine) Play-by-mail magazine

Flagship is an independent magazine for gamers that was published from 1983 to 2010. Published bimonthly in the UK, it started in 1983 for play-by-mail game (PBM) players. The magazine also had a United States edition. In 2002, it expanded coverage to encompass other types of games such as boardgames, card games, computer games, and others. Nicky Palmer was the founding editor, with Carol Mulholland assuming editorial duties as of issue No. 70. The magazine ceased publication in 2010 after issue No. 130.

<i>Legends</i> (play-by-mail game) Role-playing game with a medieval setting

Legends is a turn-based, role-playing game with a medieval setting. It is currently published in English by Harlequin Games. Jim Landes—owner of Midnight Games, the game's first publisher—began developing the game in 1984, eventually publishing it in December 1989 as a play-by-mail (PBM) game after over a year of playtesting. The initial game comprised a module and game system built on the publisher's existing game, Epic, and was run briefly as Swords of Pelarn before publication as Legends. The first of multiple game modules was Crown of Avalon, which allowed up to 200 players per game. Demand by 1991 was "incredible" according to Bruce R. Daniel in White Wolf. Games could be lengthy, initially between three and ten years of play, settling into an average of three years by 2002.

Alamaze is a computer-moderated, fantasy, turn-based game. It was published in 1986 by Pegasus Productions as a play-by-mail game. Reality Simulations later took over game moderation. The game itself has been played with multiple versions. The initial design, released in 1986, was replaced by the "Second Cycle" in 1991, offering changes to the kingdoms and game's history. The 3rd Cycle—"The Choosing"—emerged in 2015, doubling the available kingdoms while providing modifications to them. The publisher made additional changes to the player–game interface by 2017. In February 2019, Alamaze.co published the 4th Cycle, the world of Maelstrom, after two years of development. The game is currently run by Alamaze.co as a closed-end, play-by-email (PBEM) game in a turn-based format.

Universe II is a computer-moderated, science fiction, play-by-mail game designed by Jon Clemens and published by Clemens and Associates, Inc. in 1979.

<i>Gaming Universal</i> Play-by-mail game magazine

Gaming Universal was a magazine dedicated to play-by-mail games. The magazine was published between 1983 and 1988, in two separate print runs with Bob McLain as editor of both editions. Its first print run was published by Imagascape Industries between November 1983 and 1985. The first issue was called PBM Universal, with a name change by the second issue. The second edition ran between 1987 and 1988, published by Aftershock Publishing. The magazine received average to positive reviews from other magazine editors and reviewers.

<i>Hyborian War</i> Fantasy role-playing game

Hyborian War is a play-by-mail game published by Reality Simulations, Inc. It takes place during the Hyborian Age in the world of Conan the Barbarian created by Robert E. Howard. The game has been continuously available for worldwide play since its inception in 1985 and has changed little in its overall format. It uses a computer program to adjudicate player orders. Although it relies on postal mail or email and has turnaround times which are relatively long for the digital age of video games, Hyborian War has remained active into the 21st century.

Paper Mayhem is an out-of-print play-by-mail (PBM) game magazine that was published in Ottawa, Illinois. The staff published the initial issue in July 1983 and the magazine ran until mid-1998. Its format was 40 pages published six times per year. The magazine was the most well-known of the play-by-mail periodicals of the period, providing articles and reviews of play-by-mail games, as well as reader-informed ratings of play-by-mail companies, game masters (GMs) and games, both intermittently and on an annual basis. The magazine, along with its long-time editor-in-chief, David Webber, was influential in the play-by-mail community, even echoing into 21st century play-by-mail activities. The publication ceased suddenly in mid-1998 following the unexpected death of Webber.

CTF 2187 is a closed-end, computer-moderated, play-by-mail (PBM) game that was published by Advanced Gaming Enterprises in the 1980s. It involved teams of robots, of varying size and capabilities, battling on a hex-grid arena with the purpose of defeating the opposing team or their command post. Players assumed the role of a battle robot pilot. The game was tactically-focused, with combat action beginning on the first turn. Games lasted 5–10 turns, or about six months. Players began at the rank of cadet but could spend experience points earned from a completed game to increase in rank for future games, up to the rank of General.

Beyond the Stellar Empire is a play-by-email (PBM) game. Originally published by Adventures By Mail, BSE was an open-ended "space opera" with a single available game that began in playtesting in 1981. According to Stephen Marte, during the mid-1980s, like "Tribes of Crane and Midgard, BSE [was] the stomping ground of many of PBM's best power gamers". The game had two variants, one monitored by Game Masters who imposed artificial constraints, and another without constraints. Gameplay took place on a vast space stage where mega-corporations formed the dominant organizing framework, alongside various other groups that players could join to pursue tasks to advance, collaborate with other players, and progress to more senior positions such as space colony governors. Beyond the Stellar Empire placed #5 and #11 for Best PBM Game of the Year in 1987 and 1988, respectively, in Paper Mayhem, a magazine for play-by-mail games. In subsequent years, the game did not score well in Paper Mayhem reader ratings for playability, use, and product understanding. Beyond the Stellar Empire: The New System won the Origins Award for Best New Play-By-Mail Game of 1989.

Lords of the Earth (LOTE) is a play-by-email game, first published by Thomas Harlan in 1983 during a growing era of PBM games. Initially played by postal mail, the game featured mixed moderation—computer moderated with some human assistance. By 2002, the publisher processed turns by email (PBeM). Lords of the Earth comprises multiple campaigns, each one a separate game. Campaign 1 is the oldest, set in the mid-1800s in the "Age of Air and Steam". Other campaigns begin from 2000 BCE to 1400 CE. Settings were global in scale, with one campaign featuring an outer space setting.

Schubel & Son was a hobby and gaming company that published play-by-mail (PBM) games. The company began in 1974 and expanded to large-scale PBM games in August 1978. It also published the game The Tribes of Crane in 1978, followed by StarMaster in 1980 and Global Supremacy in 1982.

<i>Galac-Tac</i> Play-by-mail space exploration game

Galac-Tac is a closed-end, science fiction, play-by-mail (PBM) wargame. It was first published by Phoenix Publications in 1982. By 1990, the publisher had changed its name to Delta Games, and then later to Talisman Games. In 2010, Talisman Games changed ownership and transitioned Galac-Tac to a web-based game. It is still available for play by postal mail or email for those with web access challenges. The game has been updated as well as reviewed multiple times in its 40 years of active play. Various reviews in the 1980s and 1990s provided both positive and negative comments as well as potential areas for the game to improve. The game has been featured numerous times in the modern PBM magazine, Suspense & Decision.

<i>Victory! The Battle for Europe</i> Play-by-mail wargame

Victory! The Battle for Europe is a closed-end, military strategy, play-by-mail (PBM) wargame. The game was first published by Rolling Thunder Games, Inc. in 1991 after a period of initial growth in the PBM industry. The game centers on Europe while including parts of North Africa, the Middle East, the United States, and Canada. Forty players start each game with equal resources among countries, although geography causes differences between starting positions. Games last for about three years each. The game received positive reviews and rankings in the PBM magazine Paper Mayhem in the 1990s, including tying for second place in its Best PBM Game of 1995 list.

Company Commander is a play-by-mail wargame initially published by Schubel & Son in the 1980s. Jason Oats Games is the current publisher.

Beyond the Quadra Zone is an open-ended, computer-moderated science fiction, play-by-mail (PBM) game. It was published by Quest Games, Inc.

Warlord is a closed-ended, computer moderated, play-by-mail (PBM) wargame.

Survival Challenge is a computer-moderated, science fiction play-by-mail (PBM) game. It was published by Mindgate in 1987. Players role-played customizable characters attempting to escape an alien planet with 19 other players. Game turns encompassed a 24-hour period and players had to survive 15 days to escape the planet. The most important part of the game was determining at the outset what equipment to carry and approach to take during play. It received multiple reviews in gaming magazines in 1988, praising its premise and noting its simplicity. One reviewer thought it too simple for serious gamers.

Stars of the Dark Well is a open-ended, mixed-moderated play-by-mail (PBM) game that was published by Mindgate.

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