Red Lighting 1989 Strategy
"A simulation of World War III in Central Europe. The game had some interesting concepts (e.g., forward deployment of subordinate units albeit at a cost of added fatigue), but the user-friendliness/clumsiness of inputs was so awkward as to make the product a tedious chore rather than an interesting or enlightening experience." ...
Learn to Add 1987 Educational
Learn to Add is a cute little game designed for pre-school kids. Players will learn to count and add to nine by playing four different levels. Correctly solving simple mathematical problems helps animals create a rainbow, so the game will probably be catchy to the kids. After the intro tune, you can choose the level by moving a small umbrella. If the player doesn't know anything about numbers, it is advised to start from level one. In the first level, the player can't do anything except choose a number from 1 to 9....
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. ...
Mystery Fun House 1981 Adventure
Number 7 in the original Scott Adams adventure series. This one takes place at an amusement park. The first puzzle is how to get in past the turnstyles! Once inside, you must solve the mystery of the place, going through a house of mirrors and so forth. It is an all-text adventure like the others in this series, with a very basic 2-word parser. ...
Trapped AGA 1996 Amiga
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, I've always been told, and plagiarism is the key to success in almost any field. Why else is it that so many companies over the years have tried to emulate the success of Doom by trying to take the idea and put a new spin on it? To be honest, I'm sick to the back teeth with the thing. First person perspective, 3D worlds are all well and good, but once you've been through one stone-walled maze, I think you've been through them all. What the world really needs is a new use...
Dungeon Siege III 2011 Role playing
Classic isometric-action/role-playing continues, on home computers and for the first time on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. As in the 2002 original and its sequel, players begin Dungeon Siege III by designing their main hero and choosing a character class. As he moves through the adventure, exploring the world of Ehb and accomplishing quests, the hero may be joined by certain NPCs he meets in his travels, to form a player-controlled party of adventurers. The game can also be played cooperatively, in online multiplayer modes. Character-specific loot drops help to keep the hack-and-slash action flowing. As an alternative to the traditional...
AEGIS: Guardian of the Fleet 1994 Simulation
AEGIS: Guardian of the Fleet is a simulation of the U.S. Navy's Ticonderoga class guided missile cruiser. It features over 100 missions in seven battle sets and a training area, as well as a detailed "Warbook" full of interactive weapons/platform information. The main focus of the game is the realistic simulation of the war ship. It is set in modern times which means there are a lot of technical systems to the player's disposal. The most important ones are the tracking systems (e.g. radar, active or passive sonar) and weapon systems (e.g. torpedo, rockets or anti-aircraft). Every station offers many settings...
Sword of Aragon 1989 Strategy
Regarded by many wargamers as THE best fantasy wargame ever made, SSI's Sword of Aragon is a true precursor of later classics Conquered Kingdoms and SSI's own Fantasy General. Set in the Aragonian Empire, you are heir of the late Duke of Aladda, and your task is to once again extend Aladda's dominion and eventually crown yourself king in Tetrada. Executing your father's will properly means raising and equipping an army, then venturing forth to do battle against the dastardly foes threatening Aladda and its surroundings. Your success in Sword of Aragon depends on careful allocation of precious resources, astute...
Grand Prix Unlimited 1992 Sports
Road & Track Presents Grand Prix Unlimited lets you cruise the twisting curves and high speed straightaways of 16 authentic Grand Prix courses using five different Formula One cars. Race for the winning teams of Williams-Renault, McLaren-Honda, Ferrari, Tyrrell and Benetton-Ford in Practice, Single Race or World Championship modes. Five difficulty levels are available. You can make a number of adjustments to your car, including brakes, radius-steering, wings, tires and gears. You can also adjust the road level or "view height" of your vehicle from Very Low to Very High. This determines how close you'll sit to the ground in the...
Fire & Forget 2 1990 Arcade action
Titus Interactive, the people who brought us Crazy Cars, also made a really fun action and driving game in 1989 called Fire and Forget. This is the second game in the series, made in 1990. The story goes like this. An evil madman and his cronies are driving towards your city, ready to blow it up with a nuke. This, you must prevent. You must drive through five levels of shooting, jumping, flying and suicide robots, towards the big boss in order to stop him from making it to his leader. At the end of the fifth level, you will...
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