GNU Chess is a free software chess engine which plays a full game of chess against a human being or other computer program. The goal of GNU Chess is to serve as a basis for research. It has been used in numerous research contexts.
The game has no real narrative. The introduction simply places the player in the role of an unnamed explorer who must delve into a subterranean labyrinth to locate 11 hidden treasures and return them to the surface.
In Bridge to the East you have to collect crystals and protect something (e.g. a hut) from birds, bugs, stones and other things so it doesn't get destroyed as it contains a valuable gem. After each level (4 in general) comes a riddle you have to solve.
You are Lee Lance the explorer. Find your way through the many vaults of this cavernous underworld collecting the objects that will lead to the final escape route and the magical golden fleece.
Explore Chichen-Itza and collect various treasures while avoiding enemies that become invisible and be sure to light torches before the light goes out completely and kills you.
Cursed by the gods, on the verge of death, the protagonist of the game is transferred to a different realm - a fantasy land ruled by sword and sorcery, in which humans are threatened by rampaging goblins, orcs, and a mysterious dragon. The hero must find a powerful artifact known as the Heart of Phantasm in order to return home.
Mugen no Shinzō is a role-playing game similar to early Ultima games. The player controls a lone character with basic attributes who roams the vast land, visiting towns and dungeons. Overworld navigation is done by scrolling with arrow keys, without an icon to represent the player character. Town locations have little to no graphics; along with the dungeons, they are displayed in small windows. The maze-like dungeons are represented by abstract pseudo-3D vector graphics. Combat is random; the protagonist fights enemies one-on-one in simple turn-based fashion.
A Defender like (right only) side scrolling shooter. You are equiped with a laser to shoot enemies and a few super bombs destroying all enemies.
While fighting of enemies you have to rescue prisoners on the ground by flying close to them (whatch for gravity pulling you down).
This "high-resoluation" game runs on a standard ZX81 with a 16K memory expansion module.
It's time to go down your local alley and have a game of bowling. The game is viewed from behind your bowler at a slight elevated angle. Before you bowl you can move your bowler left or right to get the perfect position. There is an option to choose which angle to bowl by pressing the + or - key and also which hand you want by pressing R or L. To bowl the ball when you are happy, you move the joystick forward and press the fire button to release the ball. You can't release the ball while not running. Don't go forward too far or it's a foul. The usual scoring is worked out by the computer. Here's to scoring 300.
All or Nothing is an action-adventure game for the ZX Spectrum. The mission in All or Nothing is to retrieve secret files from an enemy camp and escape, all within a time limit. The game has an isometric display that utilizes four cameras. If the character is obscured by an object, the camera will change automatically to keep the character in view.