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Entrepreneur 1997 Strategy
One of the best business simulations I know. You can choose between a few various products to sell. You start in an area like Normandy in France or something with $5,000,000.-. Your goal is to become the industry giant of the world or europe or anything. You can choose between lots of maps and worlds. Every area has its properties. You can upgrade your products, for example, if you choose to produce and sell computers, you can upgrade the monitor, the Hard Disk Drive and more. You can upgrade on size, price and much more! It's a realistic and very detailed game,...
Lakers vs Celtics 1989 Sports
Lakers vs. Celtics is a basketball game featuring real NBA teams. Gameplay is action-oriented with an emphasis on offense. Play an exhibition game or try to win the NBA title in the playoff tournament mode. A season mode is not available. You can substitute tired players but there aren't any other management options. The DOS version has ten '88-'89 NBA teams, including the East and West All-Stars. You can play with some of the biggest names in NBA history including Kareem, Bird, Jordan and Ewing. Several star players have their own signature move. ...
Sid Meier's Railroads! 2006 Strategy
Railroads! is the latest RTS in the popular RailRoad Tycoon (RRT) series, and brings back the titular Sid Meier - the original creator of the first RRT game that spawned the whole Tycoon sub-genre. Having been a fan of the original RRT (I think there's something therapeutic about creating neat networks of track and then watching your trains chug merrily between destinations), but not a particularly huge RTS fan, I approached this review with mixed feelings, my main train of thought (sorry, couldn't help it) being whether it would be interesting enough to hold my attention. To my surprise I found...
Ancient Domains of Mystery 1996 Role playing
In Ancient Domains of Mystery, play an adventurer who has traveled to a remote mountain range to save Ancardia, the world of the game, from the forces of Chaos. The player can either continue on with this quest or join on with Chaos, depending on the choices that the player makes in the game. The game features a wide range of character races and classes, a point-based skill system, many subplots, and a detailed world that's inspired quite a few pieces of fan art and quite a bit of filking. ...
Trivial Pursuit 1987 Non-English
A classical quiz of Trivial Pursuit. Play with up to five friends and compete for the title of... whatever. You can pick one of the questions and try to give the right answer. The given cathegories are sport, music, geography, history... you know, the usual stuff. One bad thing about the game and why I don't like it much - you do not enter the answer or pick one of the offered. You have to say it to your friends and then tell the game if you got it right or not. Blah, it should have been better! ...
Super Ski Pro 1994 Sports
Super Ski Pro is the last game in Microid's long line of winter sport games that never seemed to attract much attention - largely because they are not very good. Not for the lack of trying, though: Microids consistently improves the graphics and introduces new options in each new Super Ski game, and this one is no exception. There are 4 playing modes (Training, Competition, Championship mode 1 or mode 2), multiple difficulty levels (from amateur to professional), and 7 most popular winter sports: Downhill, Giant Slalom, Slalom, Snowboard, Snowboard Slalom, Ski Jump, and Bobsleigh. If you choose to enter...
Code of Honor 3: Desperate Measures 2009 Arcade action
A global economic meltdown has led to desperate times for many of France's poor and working-class citizens, and as the old saying goes, desperate times call for Desperate Measures. Enter the French Foreign Legion, who, through an emergency presidential order, have been granted the right to operate on French soil. Players command the Legion as they navigate the chaos in order to squelch a terrorist organization that is fomenting rebellion in the hopes of securing weapons of mass destruction. Players can use and modify a variety of modern weapons as they battle throughout France, and Code of Honor 3 is...
Persian Gulf Inferno 1989 Amiga
In a couple of months' time hostilities are going to break out between Iran and Iraq again. This may come as a surprise to observers of the Middle East where conflict between Iraq and Israel seems far more likely, but they don't have the benefit of the manual to Persian Gulf Inferno, an indispensable guide to current affairs. Magic Bytes' proposed scenario for Middle Eastern conflict first surfaced nearly a year ago with a demo which included a number of gentleman dressed in tablecloths taking control of an oil platform in the Persian Gulf. It looked neat but the finished game...
Port Royale: Gold, Power and Pirates 2003 Strategy
Port Royale cannot be pigeonholed as a conventional strategy game. Instead, by combining several cool management elements with real-time 3D naval combat, this game brings a lot to the table. To put it simply, Port Royale rekindles the flame of oldies like Pirates, which comes as welcomed refreshment and a decent challenge to the mind (too many games resort to the old FPS-style shoot to kill cliché). Port Royale takes players way back to the ages of overseas trade convoys, exploration, piracy, and treasure hunting. You are an adventurer, a trader, and a pirate... Yep, that's the life, ya blistering barnacles!...
Chris Sawyer's Locomotion 2004 Strategy
Chris Sawyer is a very talented guy. Prior to the release of his monster hit Rollercoaster Tycoon, he brought out the still-popular cult hits Transport Tycoon and Transport Tycoon Deluxe. While not graphic tour-de-forces even for the time, both were nonetheless great games, filled with insanely deep and addictive gameplay that still commands a legion of fanatically devoted fans. While Rollercoaster Tycoon fans can look forward to a brand new update with modern 3D graphics and updated gameplay later this year, Transport Tycoon fans have Chris Sawyer's Locomotion, the "spiritual sequel" to Transport Tycoon. Well, Transport Tycoon fans had better...
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