Chuckie Egg: The Next Batch 2001
Most of you weren't even born when original Chuckie Egg was made. It was 1983, the dawn of computer gaming. ZX Spectrum was just born, almost no games were made for it at all... then the legend arrived. Chuckie Egg, probably the best known Spectrum game of all time! And...
Chuzzle Deluxe 2005
This action-puzzle game of online origin was developed by PopCap, the creators of the popular Bejeweled. The Chuzzle playfield is full of cute, colorful, blobs of fur, called "Chuzzles," that come alive through their voices, animations, and googley eyes. The object of the game is to remove Chuzzles from the...
Cities 2001
Cities is a fun freeware brainteaser for Windows designed by Max Tillberg based on Carcassonne, an inventive board game from Hans im Gluck, a German publisher, published outside Germany by Rio Grande Games. There's even a little plot: as engineer in a small country, the King wants you to build...
Classic Basic Games (a.k.a. Best of Creative Computing) 2002
This is a real blast from the past :) Anthony Wood of AW Software has kindly programmed and released, for free of charge, a wonderful Microsoft BASIC interpreter for Windows. Included in this download is not only Wood's interpreter, but also dozens of classic BASIC games - including all of...
Classic Concentration 1988
Concentration was a popular game show in the mid-to-late 1980s, and this game was adapted from that television program. Two players can play against each other, or one person can play against a computer generated opponent. The answer to the puzzle is hidden by tiles. The tiles have words denoting game...
Classic Concentration 2 1989
Concentration was a popular game show in the mid-to-late 1980s, and this game was adapted from that television program. The sequel, Classic Concentration 2nd Edition, features the same interface with even more puzzles to solve. Two players can play against each other, or one person can play against a computer...
Classic Puzzles 2003
Yet another excellent coffee-break game for Windows from NZP of Canada. From the official site: "A collection of 4 classic puzzles. Each puzzle consists of a number of counters placed on a board. Your goal is to shuffle the pieces into their winning position using the smallest number of moves....
ClockWerx 1995
Despite the box's proud claim that ClockWerx was created by the designer of the much beloved Tetris, the game lacks all the charms of a good puzzler while focusing on the hair-pulling frustrations of a bad one. There's no real sense of accomplishment or challenge, just annoyance. As you navigate your...
Clockwiser 1994
On each of Clockwiser's levels (100 on Amiga/Amiga CD32 and 110 on DOS), you are presented with a level layout, and a target layout, with the aim being to transform the former to match the target. The levels consist of a collection of cogs, which can be rotated either clockwise...
Clone 1997
Clone is a fun but very little known shareware puzzle game from Antares, published by LaserPoint Software in 1997. Since LaserPoint no longer existed, the full registered version is being distributed as freeware from the author's website. As the official blurb says, "...in Clone, you control a little blue hero...
Cogito 1992
In this game based on Rubik's Cube concept and similar to Cubulus, you have to recreate the shape shown at the bottom of each screen by moving the column vector (Up/Down) or row vector (Left/Right). Gameplay in Cogito consists of 120 screens and 10 different shapes. The time it takes...
Cogs 2009
Cold Fear 2005
Cold Fear is a survival-horror game with an emphasis on action, featuring both adventure-style puzzle solving and third-person shooting. The game's story begins far offshore in the Bering Sea, on an apparently abandoned Russian whaler. In the role of a U.S. Coast Guard officer, players set out to investigate the...
Cold War 2005
PC gamers return to the tense, 1980s climax of the title conflict in this action-adventure game from DreamCatcher. In the role of a freelance journalist who has traveled to the Soviet Union to cover a routine story, players soon find themselves political prisoners of the KGB -- stripped of all...
Collex Plus! 2002
Collex Plus! is the "definitive" version of A1 Collex, a fun and unique brainteaser. Your goal is to move your box around the board to collect all the numbered boxes in ascending order, as well as all the star boxes from the gameboard. This must be done under a strict...
Color Buster 1992
Color Buster is a puzzle game, that, like all classic puzzle games is easy to get into but hard to master. On each level, you have a goal: Push color boxes of same color together to unite them, then push the resulting box into the exit tile. Each level is...
Color Harmony 2000
Color Lines 1992
This is the original Russian version of Lines. It is a turn-based board game. Each turn, three randomly colored balls fall on random grids of a 9x9 squares board. Your mission is to re-locate the balls (by moving one of them per turn) to form lines consisting of five or...
Color Tails 1998
Colorful Notes 2005
Colorful Notes is a clever swap-the-tile puzzle game from Japan. Your goal: join same-colored tiles together by swapping them. There is a catch, though: some tiles cannot be moved, and some others can only be moved a certain number of times (the number of moves allowed is written on the...
Columbus Discovery 1992
In the puzzle-game you have to gather the pictures divided on 30 fragments placed on sides of bricks. You are allowed to rotate the group of bricks in vertical plane, to turn them over in horizontal plane, and to move them to new places. Less moves you made the higher...
Columns 1991
Tetris like game. Original. ...
Columns III: Revenge of the Columns 2000
Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine and Columns III: Revenge of the Columns are two excellent Windows version of SEGA's popular SEGA Genesis puzzle games. The games are both Tetris-style "falling blocks" games, but with some differences. Dr. Robotnik is more similar to Puyo Puyo (and, in fact, SEGA uses characters...
Combination Lock 1992
In the simulation of another CBS' TV gameshow with 1,000 questions you can play with a friend or challenge a computer-selected opponent. The gameshow was not aired at the times of game production and released for the first time as pilot in 1996. The object of the game is to earn...
Computer Quiz 1988
This multiple-choice quiz game, published as part of Big Blue Disk #21, asks one hundred questions about computer hardware and software. Interestingly, the player is given three "men," and loses a man every time a question is answered incorrectly. Bonus men can be earned by answering ten questions correctly. At...
Conflict: Global Terror 2005
After two tours of duty in Desert Storm (2002 and 2003) and battles through the thick jungles in Vietnam (2004), Pivotal Games' Conflict series of military shooters looks to take its fight to the terrorists, with this modern warfare adventure. Veteran characters Bradley, Jones, Connors, and Foley have undergone intense...
Connectris 1996
This is a puzzle game, and they tend to be difficult to describe. This one is no better. Basically it is a cross between Tetris and Pipe Mania. Pieces of pipe fall from the top of the screen, and you have to stack them so that all the exits are connected. ...
Connex 1992
Starting this game will remind you of Pipe Dream, but the gameplay is a bit different. You will still make a pipe using various pipe pieces that appear. However, you don't get points for how long your pipe goes or how many times you overlap the pipe. Instead, you get...
Contraption Zack 1992
It's Zack's first day on the job as a repairman at GadgetCo, and the whole factory is falling apart. He must navigate over 60 rooms, avoiding deadly traps, to find his missing tools and fix the incredibly complicated, interconnected machinery. Contraption Zack is best described as a combination puzzle adventure and...
Cool Slider 1998
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