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Storm Master 1992 Arcade action
Eoliae is a remote land where myth meets truth, and where winds shows only the power of gods moving armies from front to front, while diplomacy is still 'hanging' in the air full of crossing winds. The chaos was born as the Great master was murdered, and evil Sharkaan is threatening all of the Eoliae land. You must learn the power of the winds, gain the knowledge for trade and diplomacy, build windmills and strike your enemy where it hurts the most. Only try doing that and stay alive. ...
Duck Hunt 1993 Sports
Loosely inspired by Duck Hunt for the NES, for lack of a light gun this game instead demands an itchy trigger finger on the space bar. You play a little armed ASCII-man in the bottom centre of the screen; a series of rude birds will fly above you, and you must fire your shot timed such that the bullet's trajectory will intercept that of the bird. Too late, and the duck will insult you. Since you can only shoot straight up, this amounts to mentally anticipating how soon the duck will fly directly overhead, and subtracting the time it takes...
Seek & Destroy 1993 Amiga
Action Quite interesting action game from Vision. You will fly your helicopter and be free to fly in any direction you want (the view is top-down). You will be given missions such as "Destroy enemy tank convoy" or "Destroy all enemy resistance nearby ancient ruins" and such. You could even consider Seek & Destroy as a third person view flight simulation due to it's unusual gameplay, but I still think that this is just an action game. A lot of mission, many weapon types and a lot of entertainment. ...
Medieval Chess 1996 Strategy
Medieval Chess is a unique chess game from short-lived JV Enterprises that is more intriguing in concept than how it actually plays. The game is best described as an attempt to make chess "realistic" - sort of a cross between chess and Archon, but not nearly as fun. Here is the summary of the official rules: "There are many similarities between the rules of chess and the rules of Medieval Chess. However, because of the content of the game some rules of chess do not apply. First, there is no check or check-mate in Medieval Chess. The object of the...
MER Innebandy 1997 Non-English
Floorball is a sport that was invented in Sweden in the early '70s. Based on American street hockey, it's a game with two sides, five players and a goalkeeper on each side. The idea of is to get a small plastic ball into the goal of the opposing team. In Finland and Sweden, floorball has become one of the most popular sports among all age groups. MER Innebandy is the only computerized version of the sport, despite the fact that it was published already in 1996 as a freeware promotional title - one of UDS' first releases. It features the entire...
Day Of The Tentacle 1993 Adventure
Purple Tentacle, one of the crazy Dr. Fred's creations, drinks contaminated water from Dr. Fred's Sludge-o-matic. He mutates into an insane genius and grows arms, and now he's plotting to take over the world. In an effort to stop him, Dr. Fred sends three friends, Bernard, Hoagie and Laverne back in time to yesterday, in order for them to turn off the Sludge-o-matic and stop the sludge from spilling into the river, thus preventing the whole incident. Naturally, the cheap doctor uses a fake diamond over a real one in his time machine, which blows up sending Hoagie 200 years...
Firestarter 2003 Arcade action
Firestarter challenges players to beat it within 48 hours -- or die trying. With story elements similar to those of Tron, The Matrix, and Bandai's contemporary .hack series for the PS2, this first-person shooter from GSC Game World places players in a game within a game, to take the role of characters in a virtual reality adventure. A virus has corrupted the game's code, however, so the player's character must battle under a new set of rules and complete a number of dangerous challenges before time runs out. Firestarter characters begin with a single skill, and can acquire a number...
Heart of Darkness 1998 Arcade action
Well, here it is. The "long" awaited sequel to Out of this World. Long awaited may be overstating things but it is nevertheless a sequel to a somewhat popular game. The game design has the appearance of a basic side scroller but without the repetitive, mindless gameplay of one. Every screen is a puzzle in itself, ranging from easy to perplexing. As the game progresses, several screens are linked together in one larger puzzle. You may have to do 3 things in one area so that another area is passable. Another thing that might initially look bad is the use of...
Turbo Sliders 2004 Sports
A freeware racing gem which deserves recognition and playing, Turbo Sliders offers a solid netplay code, and with a built-in server list, finding a race or setting up your own is not that difficult. Racing these small piles of pixels with 10+ other drivers is a thrill - it's what we all have been, at least subconsciously, dreaming of when playing Slicks 'n' Slide or GeneRally. On top of that, Turbo Sliders delivers wonderful playability. And that's all we need. The driving model is apparently very flexible, and choosing a different car makes the game play quite differently. Actually driving...
Nations, The: Gold (a.k.a. Alien Nations 2) 2001 Strategy
The Nations is one of those games that you can play for months without them loosing their initial charm. This has been achieved using great cartoon-like design, but the game still has too many flaws, the biggest of them being that it is incapable of providing lasting and exciting gameplay. The background story is as coherent as in any of these games: In a parallel dimension, three spaceships carried the seed of life of one nation each. Their mission was to take each nation to a separate planet and make it their new home, but they all happened to land on...
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