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Dangerous Waters 2005 Simulation
Dangerous Waters is an ultra realistic naval simulation. To call it a game would be doing an injustice to the incredible depth of knowledge and research put into the game by its developer, Sonalysts. The best thing I can say about this simulation is that it has more detail than I have ever seen from any other game. Likewise, the worst thing I can say about this simulation is that it has more detail than I have ever seen from any other game. A disappointment with Dangerous Waters is the lack of an included printed manual with the basic level software....
Blues Brothers 1991 Arcade action
Ahh, I played this one with my little brother for like ages! And now I've found it back! Great game! The idea is that you're one of the Blues Brothers, Elwood or Jake. You choose that character at the beginning of the game, you can also choose them both. That's the multiplayer aspect, that way you can play against a friend (or little brother). With your character you walk in a few platform based levels and you can throw boxes against policemen, old ladies in shopping carts etc. Instead of the hearts that you see at other games (you know,...
Pyst 1996 Adventure
As I opened the box to PYST, I was overcome with a sense of joy. MYST is one of the greatest games of all time and here in my hands was a parody of the mighty master of point-click-solve software. What I thought was that I had received a wonderful game with a comic twist... What I got was a horrifying disappointment. The storyline behind PYST was nothing but a teaser. Since MYST, it's predecessor, had over 4 Million copies sold, PYST takes over from there allowing you to explore the same Island. The catch is that each of those 4...
Battlezone (1998) 1998 Strategy
If you miss the romance and intrigue of the Cold War but are looking for something a little more high-tech than campy James Bond-style gadgetry (e.g., cigarette rocket launchers), Battlezone may be worth a look. It's a golden opportunity to exorcise those residual capitalist/communist tensions in your psyche, only this time, you can do it all over the solar system with fancy floating tanks. In the alternate future, not only are the United States and the Soviet Union still at each other's throats, but the fight has taken on a new tone of desperation, as both countries attempt to excavate alien...
Taipei 1990 Puzzle
A popular Mahjongg adaptation, Taipei has the player attempting to find matches between the Oriental-motif patterns printed atop "free" (generally: exposed, on corners) tiles in various layered formations. Matched pairs disappear, yielding different free tiles and further matching possibilities. Ostensibly, the game is completed when all tiles are matched, though sometimes random tile placement results in unwinnable games. This game ended up, like many of its brethren, in pretty much every office in the nation courtesy of its inclusion in the Microsoft Entertainment Pack for Windows, and later the Best of Microsoft Entertainment Pack. ...
Disney's Timon & Pumbaa's Jungle Games 1995 Arcade action
You know, that Mickey Mouse company sure knows how to market its Feature projects. One of those outlets is its relatively new interactive division. Disney Interactive has done a good job on putting an emphasis on the active portion of their name. They have managed to put out the truly delightful Toy Story and Gargoyles was yet another feather in its young cap. But it is the creation of the GameBreak! series of games that will go over extremely well with the kids and their casual gaming parents. Timon and Pumbaa is the first of the series (followed by the release...
Best of the Best (a.k.a. Kick Boxer 2) 1992 Sports
Best of the Best is an excellent but little-known sequel to Futura's outstanding Panza Kick Boxing. It was curiously released with the subtitle "Championship Karate" in some countries, despite the fact that the game is still about kick boxing. Although Best of the Best looks identical to its predecessor, it features better graphics and several new options such as street fighting. The boxers also move more smoothly than in Panza, and there are more opponents for you to spar with. The training gym is still included for you to practice as much as you want before the match. Overall, it's a...
Techno Puck 2001 Arcade action
Techno Puck is a cool Pong-style paddle game with some nifty features including dual paddles, power-ups, special items, and different level designs. Similar to air hockey, your goal is to knock the ball past the opponent's paddles into the goal, and score as many goals as possible before time (usually 90 seconds) runs out. Techno Puck adds a The game plays like a typical Pong game, but with a difference. You now control 2 paddles, one large and one small. You control the large paddle, and the small paddle moves in the opposite direction. When you press up, for example, the...
Tower of Babel 1990 Amiga
A vector graphics based arcade game. It was released only for Atari ST and Amiga. You control up to 4 robots, each with different abilities, in a 3D platform world. The worlds are basically puzzles, full of elevators, blocks, mirrors and creatures that can help, harm or just stand in the way. Your robots have to work together in order to accomplish the goal. You can control a robot in real time, or build up a list of instructions in advance, and let them go. ...
Medieval Lords: Build, Defend, Expand 2004 Strategy
Lead your nation to victory by stepping into the majestic and noble role of - city manager! Baby-sit a populous of cry-babies who are more worried about flower beds in the town square than the hordes of Vikings and barbarians raping and pillaging their neighbors. Experience the thrill of fighting against an uncooperative interface as you deftly map which cornfield you will plant next, and watch on pins and needles as your people scoff at your hopes of building a formidable army, despite their incessant complaints at the lack of security your leadership provides. Welcome to the world of Medieval...
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