Play Liverpool: The Computer Game Online – MS-DOS Game

Game Overview

Liverpool: The Computer Game (1992) is a licensed football title from Arc Developments that captures the club’s legacy during a transitional period in its history. Set against the backdrop of Liverpool FC’s final major trophy win for nearly a decade, the game offers a mix of season play, single matches, two-player friendlies, and FA Cup campaigns. The gameplay features a distinctive third-person 3D view, focusing on a small section of the pitch at a time, complemented by a radar-like scanner to track player positions. While the graphics are basic—with uniform player models—the game includes detailed profiles for each Liverpool squad member, along with customizable formations and lineups.

Control mechanics are straightforward but unique: tapping the fire button switches possession to the nearest player, even if off-screen, while directional inputs with a tap execute one-touch passes. An unusual addition is the optional aftertouch, allowing for slight control adjustments after a pass or shot. Though simplistic by modern standards, the game’s blend of tactical choices and arcade-style ball handling offers a nostalgic snapshot of early-’90s football gaming.
Each game uses different controls, most DOS games use the keyboard arrows. Some will use the mouse , "Alt" ,"Enter" and "Space bar".