Oregon Trail Deluxe

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Embark on a nostalgic adventure with Oregon Trail Deluxe, a beloved game from 1992.
Published by Broderbund and developed by MECC, this DOSBOX and MSDOS game takes you back to the golden era of gaming.
Experience the thrill of pioneering as you lead a wagon train across the treacherous Oregon Trail.
Encounter historical events, make tough decisions, and overcome challenges to ensure the survival of your party.
Immerse yourself in the rich storytelling and educational elements that have made Oregon Trail Deluxe an enduring favorite.
Rediscover this iconic game on The Retro Saga and relive the excitement of the pioneer era.

Publishing year	1992
Publisher	Broderbund
Perspective	nan
Platform	MSDOS

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Playing instructions -

Click on the gaming area to start the game
Every game should start when using the enter key on the keyboard
Few of the games even support mouse clicks.
Use keyboard keys to control the character - ↑,↓,←,→
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Any time, you see that the keys are not working, make sure to click inside the gaming window to get back to the game.
If your mouse disappears from the browser, press escape to bring it back
When the emulator loads, you may be asked to choose a game variant. Use number keys to choose a variant.

In game keys	Keyboard keys
↑	↑
↓	↓
←	←
→	→
START the game	Enter
Mouse clicks	Available

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