Tämä on luettelo julkaistuista Apple II -peleistä:
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Nimi Vuosi Kehittäjä Julkaisija Kuvaus $100,000 Pyramid (video game) | | The Box Office, Inc | The Box Office
| 2400 A.D.| | Origin Systems | Origin Systems
| 3 in 1 College & Pro Football|
| 4th & Inches| | Accolade | Accolade | Widely hailed American football sports game. First football game to allow for strategic play calling with numerous offensive and defensive formations. |- id="A" | A Mind Forever Voyaging| | Infocom | Infocom | An Infocom interactive fiction game, unusual in that it has only one puzzle, and that, near the end. |- | Adventure (also known as Colossal Cave Adventure, ADVENT, or Colossal Cave)| | William Crowther and Don Woods | CRL | A text adventure game. The forerunner to all interactive fiction games, especially Zork, the game that launched the interactive fiction juggernaut, Infocom |- | Adventure Construction Set| | Stuart Smith | Electronic Arts
| Adventure in Time| | Phoenix Software, Inc | Phoenix Software, Inc
| Adventure to Atlantis| | Robert C. Clardy | Synergistic Software
| Adventureland| | Adventure International | Adventure International | One of the first interactive fiction games |- | Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai: Across the Eighth Dimension, The| | Adventure International | Adventure International
| Adventures in Narnia: Dawn Treader| | Liveware / Gruen Studios | Word Publishing | An action/adventure game based on the third book of the C.S. Lewis The Chronicles of Narnia series. Game also ran on the Commodore 64. Game included 5 1/4" floppy, case, 2 dice, game cards, instruction manual, and paperback copy of the book. |- | Adventures in Narnia: Narnia| | Liveware / Gruen Studios | Word Publishing | An action/adventure game based on the first book of the C.S. Lewis The Chronicles of Narnia series, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Game also ran on the Commodore 64. Game included 5 1/4" floppy, case, 2 dice, game cards, instruction manual, and paperback copy of the book. |- | AE| | Programmers 3 | Brøderbund | An arcade game reminiscent of the challenge stages of Galaga|- | Airheart| | Dan Gorlin Productions | Brøderbund | An ambitious game, Airheart used a special graphics mode called double hi-res, which required an Apple IIe or better to play. The second game by original hit Choplifter developer, Dan Gorlin. |- | Akalabeth| | Richard Garriott | California Pacific Computer Company | The first game by Richard Garriott, a.k.a. "Lord British", that would lead to the long-running Ultima series of games, which in turn made Garriott a multimillionaire. |- | Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves| | Stuart Smith | Quality Software
| Alien Rain| | Tony Suzuki | Brøderbund | A game similar to Galaxian for the Apple II line, by Brøderbund |- | Aliens: The Computer Game| | Activision | Activision | An action/adventure game based on the successful movie of the same name. |- | Alpine Encounter| | ibidinc Games | Random House
| Alter Ego| | Activision | Activision | A role-playing video game where players can live out another, virtual identity by making choices and answering questions at lifetime waypoints.
| Amazon| | Michael Crichton | Telarium | A graphic adventure game by Michael Chrichton based partly on one of his novels.
| Amnesia| | Cognetics Corporation | Electronic Arts | An interactive fiction game that was limited in its open-endedness in comparison to products by the leading interactive fiction game producer, Infocom |- | Ancient Art of War| | Evryware | Brøderbund
| Anti Gravity|
| Ape Escape|
| Apple Cider Spider| | Sierra Entertainment | Sierra Entertainment
| Apple Panic| | Brøderbund | Brøderbund
| Apple Trek| | Apple Computer, Inc. | Apple Computer, Inc.
| Aquatron| | Justin Gray | Sierra On-Line
| Arcade Bootcamp|
| The Arcade Machine| | Brøderbund | Brøderbund
| Arcticfox| | Dynamix | Electronic Arts
| Archon| | Free Fall Associates | Electronic Arts | An enormous hit, an action/strategy game with a passing resemblance to chess |- | Archon II: Adept| | Free Fall Associates | Electronic Arts | A sequel to 1983's hit Archon; a big success in its own right |- | Ardy the Aardvark| | Stern Electronics | Tago Electronics
| Arena of Octos| | Steve Kropinak | SoftSide
| Arkanoid| | | Taito | Based on the arcade hit, itself based on the classic Breakout|-