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CivCity: Rome 2006 Strategy
You'd be hard-pressed to find a bigger fan of the Impressions' city-builder Caesar or Sid Meier's Civilization series than me. Clearly I'm not alone, seeing as how Firefly Studios has been hard at work on CivCity: Rome, which can best be described as a "tribute band" version of Caesar III that tosses in a smattering of Civ. The good news is that Firefly has mostly succeeded in creating an almost pitch-perfect homage to the Impressions game. Unfortunately, like many tribute bands, CivCity: Rome hits all the right notes but misses out on the subtleties that made the originals so classic. Unlike...
Dizzy: Fastfood Dizzy 1989 Puzzle
Fans of Spectrum computers would recall that Codemasters' Dizzy series were some of the best games ever made for that computer. Created by a quirky pair of designers who call themselves The Oliver Twins, the series feature Dizzy, prince of the egg-shaped people (okay, they're actually eggs) who are, quite ingeniously, called yolkfolk. The games are either arcade adventure, or arcade-style puzzlers. The series is memorable for eccentric level design, great music, and wonderful cartoon-style sense of humor. There were 15 Dizzy games made for the Spectrum, only 7 of which were ported to the PC. Fast Food breaks the tradition...
Two Thrones 2004 Strategy
Developer Paradox Entertainment and Publisher Strategy First team together again to release the PC title, Two Thrones. This title follows in the vein of Europa Univesalis, being a high-level strategy. The game spans from January 1337 to December 1490. It covers those years of turmoil between England and France, which drew the whole of Europe into conflict. The title is an expansive game covering from the realms of Ireland to Province. Game play happens across a colorful of a map of western and central Europe. The player controls provinces scatted across this map. There are several icons on this map. They...
Diversions Slots 1996 Strategy
Diversions Slots is a single player shareware slot machine simulation. In the registered version the player can play one, two or three lines for one coin per line but the shareware version was limited to just line one. Similarly the player can start with 100, 1000, or 10,000 coins with the shareware release being limited to just 100 coins. The player can save their game so that winnings are preserved. This is an old school slot machine with no features, climbers, or jackpots. The game can be controlled via the keyboard or via the mouse. ...
Condemned: Criminal Origins 2006 Arcade action
Condemned: Criminal Origins is a psychological thriller in the style of a first-person survival horror adventure. Players take the role of Ethan Thomas, an F.B.I. agent in the "Serial Crimes Unit" ("SCU"), who ventures through dark, dangerous, urban environments to track down homicidal sociopaths. Just as he begins to believe that there might be some unusual connection -- some shared criminal origin -- between several of his recent serial killer suspects, Thomas is separated from his support team and left to fend for himself in a forgotten part of town that seems filled with mindless, murderous vagrants. Condemned was developed...
Super Cars 1990 Amiga
A good car racing game, with a top view from the creators of the Lotus series. It has 9 tracks to race and 4 difficulity levels. You can win money during the races and spend it in the shop to tune up your car. ...
EB Worlds 2001 Utility
This software offers basic tools that allow beginning game creators to design, develop, and test-play their own 3D worlds and characters. Character behaviors and "triggers" can be assigned and the utility allows users to try the results of their programming almost instantly. An included tutorial helps the budding designer to get started on the right foot. ...
Stunt Island 1992 Simulation
Ever got really angry at the police? Whished you could throw eggs at them? This game will let you do just that...and much, much more! This is a brilliant Disney game that has been way underrated. As the name suggests, it's about an island where stunts are performed. You, of course, are a stuntman; a flying stuntman to be exact. You get to fly all sorts of planes and even a duck (the one that lays an egg on a police car). But be careful, simply not crashing your plane is not enough. This game is basically a flight simulator,...
Popcorn 1988 Arcade action
Popcorn is a Breakout-style game. Your goal is to destroy bricks with a ball that bounces off a paddle you control. The layout of the bricks is different in each level. Some bricks are indestructible, forming areas that can "trap" your ball or force it to bounce off in a sharp movement, making it more difficult to hit it with your paddle. Other bricks take several hits to break. There are also enemies which float around the bricks and will deliberately bounce off your ball and disturb you. You have a certain amount of "lives"; each time you let...
Gladiator 1995 Arcade action
Gladiator is a game that will remind serious gamers of the classic video game, Gauntlet. The developers of Gladiator even describe it as a "Gauntlet-style" game in their documentation. While Gladiator is not as great a game as Gauntlet, it is certainly worth playing. The graphics give players a very basic top-down view of the battlefield. While the graphics are not superb, they are far from crude. Each different character is rendered well and there is little confusion as to which characters are which. (The only possible exceptions are the druids and the archers. They appear very similar, except for the...
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