DIMA's first full blown platformer game for the CD-i and the first installment in the series. It's quite common to find other CD-i reference lists quote Christmas Crisis and Christmas Country as one of the same game however this is not the case and two entirely unique games were released by the same developer. Christmas Crisis was the first release in 1995 under the developers name DIMA which chaged to Creative Media when Christmas Country was released in 1996.
Mickey is tricked into a perilous quest when the kingdom is threatened by an evil cloud of darkness. As temporary king, Mickey must solve riddles, find maps and avoid trickery across 5 magical lands to save the Tree of Life from the cowardly King Pete.
Sylvester's alter ego, the dastardly Dr. Cheesefinger, has "kidnapped" the cheese supply and Speedy Gonzales' girlfriend, Carmel. Can this "speedy-mouse" outwit the callous cat and rescue the village cheese supply?
The game takes place on a huge island separated into eight regions: Desert, Lagoon, Forest, Pyramids, Mountains, Factory, Village, and the Castle. When you manage to get through them, the last one awaits: The Machine which seems to be some sort of a way to get out of here. This level is not a typical stage after stage approach. Each screen has several exits that can either bring you closer to, or further from the end of the game.
Assume the role again as Jake Peril as you journey in the Evil Empire taking treasure away from the evil Mad Monks. As with the original Lode Runner, gameplay involves moving around screens full of platforms and ladders collecting treasure.
This new version adds multiplayer play, with 150 levels to play on. The single-player game has the original levels plus 30 new ones. Many hazards not found in the original are added. The ability to create your own levels is also included.
Heavenbound is a cute little platform game. You control a little pink elephant named 'T-FANT' as you move him up the screen, jumping on clouds and ledges while you make your way up to heaven.
Wrecked is an edutainment game developed by KKOS and was apparently published by Healthwise. It is meant to educate players about the uses and misuses of drugs.
You play as Jo, who travels through strange and surreal worlds, collecting both points and drugs. Each drug found has a different effect: some merely distort the screen, but others have useful effects, such as shrinking Jo down so he can fit through small gaps.
While reviews for both an Amiga and DOS version of the game were published, it is unknown if the game saw a proper release and only a shareware demo of the DOS version has been found.
This is the first game in the Redcat series. In this game you play as Redcat, who sets out to retrieve the stolen national treasure from the mice. The game has 10 levels in total. In these levels you will be killing different kinds of mice with your sword, bombs, a machine gun or a flamethrower. You will also be picking up money on your way to the final level, which will make your score go up. There are a number of traps set up throughout the levels as well, like spike pits and blocks that will crush you.