Have you tried archive.org?
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Ooh, no I haven't yet. Will take a look at that one. Thanks!
No problem, it’s an awesome repository with a lot of uses and some old games even have a play in browser feature.
In addition to what you posted, I've also used this specifically for sierra games. Sometimes you may need an interface like Scumm. I'm mostly looking at 80s-early 90s stuff, I'm not sure how well the newer stuff on that site will work.
Also GOG, it's nice if you need a manual.
Oh yeah this is great!
I’ve had luck playing old Windows games on Linux. Proton through Lutris lets you run really old games (like late 90s) that don’t work on modern Windows.