In Victor e o Jacaré, you'll meet a boy who gets a real alligator as a present. Through drawings and puzzles, you'll read the story of the beautiful and delicate friendship that grows between the two.
Magical Error wo Sagase is a two-player game where players go through a series of two pictures (some of them animated and scrolling) to spot the difference within a limited time. While waiting time slowly drains the player's health, making mistakes costs even more health. In between the multiple stages, the player does a bonus stage which restores health depending on how many points are acquired. As the game progresses more differences must be spotted to win each stage. Some pictures are based on fairy tales and notable stories.
36 sexciting games that challenge you to find, remember and piece together various hunks. Once you win, you won't be puzzles, because whether you're female or all male, after completing each puzzle your personal dancer will dance just for you! If you're in it for the game, the game can be adjusted to varying degrees of difficulty. Man Parts is where your brain meets brawn!
In 60 levels you have to rescue as many passengers (dubbed the Dim Passengers) as possible. At the beginning the passengers fall through a tube in the level. Similar to Lemmings you have to find a way for the passengers to the exit of the level. In order to do so, you must blast hindrances such as cargo boxes and bulkheads with bombs or, when no bombs are left, reposition the boxes with a crane. There are also conveyor belts in the levels. If the belt moves in the wrong way, the passengers either can't use it or may even be transported to their dooms, being dropped off into water, fire or steam jets. You can usually choose the direction of the belts by pulling a lever.
Puzzle game with an Egyptian theme. Similar to the board game Master Labyrinth, the player has control over the layout of a maze made out of different tiles, and has to help the character inside escape.
Miss Bingo is a clone of Min's previous game "Miss Puzzle" with updated graphics and a split screen for optional two player play.
The player must slide three or more matching tiles together in horizontal, vertical, or diagonal chains to clear them from the screen. When tiles are removed from the screen surrounding tiles drop and slide around to fill the gaps. Additional tiles are added to the screen over time and The objective is to clear a set number of chains before the tiles stack up and reach the dead line at the top of the play area.
Once the set number of tiles are removed, the play area is cleared and the photographic nude background image is revealed.
Clearing tiles advances a bar at the bottom of the screen. Once the bar is filled the game is interrupted by a bonus game. Once the bonus game is completed the game returns to the exact spot where it had left off.
If any tiles cross the dead line then the game is over. Upon continuing, the game removes the bottom few rows of tiles from the board so that ga
PentaBlox is a single player, shareware implementation of the traditional puzzle Pentominoes. Pentas are shapes made from five connected squares, this means that they all have the same area but a different shape. The player’s task is to fit the shapes into a box. There are twelve shapes in total which must be fitted into a box. The shareware game has just a 6x10 box but the registered game has three other box sizes 5 x 12, 4 x 15, and 3 x 20.
Pieces may be rotated and/or flipped in order to position them in the box and there’s an optional grid setting to help with the planning.
Treasure Galaxy! is an educational computer game published by The Learning Company in 1994 for both Windows and Macintosh PCs. It is aimed at children ages 5 to 9 and is intended to teach children reading, basic math, and logic skills.
The Riddle of the Maze is a digital adaptation of the 1985 puzzle book "Maze: Solve the World's Most Challenging Puzzle" by Christopher Manson. The player begins outside a building. The building is a labyrinth that comprises of various rooms. Each room is connected with different rooms through various doors. The goal is to complete the maze with the shortest path and solve the Riddle.
Street Shufflie is a sliding puzzle game where you need to guide your taxi to the other exit tile without crashing. After each round you need to spend your earned money to re-stock on fuel, pay for maintainance, and so on.
This is a form of jigsaw. The player is presented with a square representing one side of a cube. This square is broken into elements (smaller squares) each of which is one face of a smaller cube. The object is to rotate all the elements until they form a picture, at which point the still picture becomes a short animated/video clip, and to repeat the process for all six sides of the video cube. Completing all six sides completes a level in the game, there are eighteen levels and they are timed – run out of time and it’s game over.
Super Qube Hopper is a single player, shareware, Q*bert style game in which the player has to bounce Qubey around the screen changing all the blocks to a target colour. Naturally there are baddies trying to stop Qubey in his quest and contact with these will cost a life, the player has two lives in the shareware version of the game but in the registered version they have four lives and gain another life for every five thousand points scored.
The game is mouse or joystick controlled, has sound and voice effects and a high score table. It occupies a fixed sized window on-screen within which the game plays. The game also comes with a level construction set.
Shariki (Russian: Balloons) is the original match three game. It was developed by Russian programmer Eugene Alemzhinym for DOS in 1994. The goal of the game is to gain progressively higher scores by matching three or more balls of the same color in a line (vertical or horizontal), by swapping adjacent balls. Each swap must result in a match. Matched balls are then removed, and new ones drop from the top to fill the gaps. The game is over when no more matches are possible in the game field.
The object of this head-to-head puzzle game is to clear your grid of falling patterns, called puyos, by forming chains of four or more same-colored puyos in a straight line or one of several geometric patterns. What makes this a challenging two-player contest is the fact that when you clear a chain of puyos from your grid, it drops a random piece of filler onto your opponent’s grid. The more puyos you clear, the more you fill your opponent’s grid, and if you can clutter up his grid enough to fill it to the top, you’ve won the game. An intriguing backstory makes this an amusing experience for one or two players.
S.S. Lucifer: Man Overboard! is a platform game released for the Sega Mega Drive and Sega Game Gear in 1994. Originally developed by Zeppelin Games for the Commodore Amiga, it was ported to Sega's consoles by Odysseus Software and published by Codemasters. Non-Sega versions of the game are called Sink or Swim, and the working title for the Sega versions was simply Man Overboard!.
The game has you play as Kevin Codner, rescue mariner extraordinaire tasked with saving passengers from the S.S. Lucifer. Similar to Lemmings, this requires guiding the passengers to an exit by interacting with the environment. If the player takes too long the room will be flooded.
Neither the Mega Drive or Game Gear versions of S.S. Lucifer: Man Overboard! were released in North America or Japan. They remained exclusives for Europe and Australia.
Yoshi no Cookie: Kuruppon Oven de Cookie is a cuisine focused re-release of the original Yoshi's Cookie, exclusively for the Super Famicom. While the gameplay is identical, the game also adds cooking advice and recipes concerning the Kuruppon Oven from Panasonic. Only 500 copies were released in Japan, and the game was not available in other territories. It currently fetches a very high price on the Japanese retro game market.