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No Surrender: Battle of the Bulge 2005 Strategy
No Surrender: Battle of the Bulge is a tactical World War II strategy game published by Ubisoft under the brand name Kudosoft. No Surrender is played out in twenty single-player missions. The multiplayer version of this title has three different game modes and supports a simultaneous mission of up to four players. The three modes are deathmatch, capture-the-flag, and "Conquer." The time period starts with the Allies' advance a few months after D-Day, and the game is concluded with the capture of the intact Remagen Bridge over the Rhine. Since the time period of the game is relatively short (from Fall...
Periodic Table of The Elements 2001 Educational
Periodic Table of the Elements is a fun, freeware program that contains the basic data about the element in six languages (Croatian, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish). The best feature that sets it apart from similar titles is that it can visually simulate the change of each element's physical condition (e.g. transition from solid to liquid to gas) with the change in temperature. The language, the speed of temperature change, the exchange of elements or the scrolling of characteristics can be adjusted by changing configuration file. In addition to presenting all the key information about each element in an easy-to-understand format,...
Micro League Baseball 2 1989 Sports
MicroLeague Baseball II is a baseball managerial simulation game. The player takes the role of a major league manager. There are actual stats for pitching, hitting, fielding, running and more. The games features an exclusive "Quick-Play" Option Menu as well as powerhouse teams from the past and present. ...
Archimedean Dynasty 1996 Simulation
Archimedean Dynasty was one of those games that, as a kid, you couldn't get enough of. The seedy storylines, the free-roaming gameplay, and the colorful characters came together to create a genuinely vibrant and intriguing world. The first of a series of "Sub-Surface Simulations," it set the benchmark for future games such as AquaNox and Sub Culture. Anyone who was a fan of Wing Commander: Privateer should make every effort to get hold of a copy. Plot: In the distant future, the world has become a nuclear wasteland, leaving the surface uninhabitable. Instead of opting for the usual sci-fi cliché of...
Tegel's Mercenaries 1992 Strategy
Tegel's Mercenaries is the inferior prequel to Mindcraft's sci-fi tactical combat game Strike Squad. Aside from passable plot (you control a team of mercenaries working for Tegel, space-age corporate bully) and decent VGA graphics, there's really nothing else to recommend about the game. This is the same mundane tactical space man-to-man combat we've all seen too many times, except with very clunky controls and an interface that sorely lacks user friendliness of any kind. Couple that with very stupid AI, and you've got a Real Dog that's really not worth bothering with. Thank goodness Strike Squad is much better, although...
Geisha 1990 Amiga
Where would we be without sex, eh? We wouldn't, it's as simple as that. Alter evolution, sex is the oldest trick in the book, so to speak, and yet certain sections of society still find the subject embarrassing or distasteful or offensive even. So for their benefit: sex, sex, sex. The French aren't so coy about sex, that's for sure. They love it. They seem to have so much sex it's coming out of their ears. And any left-over sex, it would seem, has been used to create 'top' home computer software such as Emmanuelle and now Geisha. As far as...
Demon Blue 1992 Arcade action
Demon Blue is and odd little game. And when I say (well, write I suppose) odd, I mean odd. You play a little blue demon that doesn't really look much like a demon. It looks more like a blue egg with feet. As this demon you have to make your way through a series of levels, destroying increasingly weird creatures as you go along. The problem with Demon Blue is not one defining thing, it's the many niggles that just get in the way of the game being any fun. For starters, the control system has some serious faults. If you're...
Fragile Allegiance (a.k.a. K240) 1997 Strategy
I was overjoyed when I first got my hands on a demo of Fragile Allegiance back in 1996. I'd seen several ads in my favorite games magazine and it all looked so exciting - so I couldn't wait to try it out! I must have replayed that demo dozens of times over the course of two weeks before I finally managed to persuade my father to order it for me (bless mail order) and since I first got my hands on it I've put at least 200 hours into this game, which goes to show just how addictive it is. ...
Dungeon Keeper 1997 Arcade action
If you are a gamer who enjoys an experience from a deliciously twisted point-of-view, then Dungeon Keeper from Bullfrog/EA was made just for you. Playing the role of an evil Keeper, it is your job to build the rooms of your dungeon to attract and accommodate various types of nefarious creatures, and to defend it from attacks launched by the forces of the virtuous. Dungeon Keeper creates a gaming atmosphere unlike any other game on the market at the time of its release. In a style of building reminiscent of titles like SimCity, one of the Keeper's first tasks is to...
Goblins 3 1993 Action adventure
It's quite common for a sequel to give us more than its predecessor. In the Gobliiins series, this quality increase is also noticeable. Let's talk about the Coktel Vision game called Goblins Quest 3. If you are a fan of this series, you probably already know that the number of 'I' letters in the title is also the number of main characters in the actual game. In Goblins 3, there is only one 'I', and therefore only one main character. But don't feel lonely yet. Blount (that's the name of the protagonist), a brave reporter, travels to the country of Foliander to...
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