This Rogue-like dungeon crawler faithfully captures the look and feel of this venerable class of computer adventure games. Move around with the arrow keys and press the space bar for action. But don't let that control simplicity fool you, as you can get easily sucked in trying to get as deep as possible into the dungeons, killing monsters, collecting gold, and gaining experience and strength along the way. The map reveals itself as you move, so you really never know what's behind a corner, particularly at the deeper levels. The monsters get deadlier as you delve further down, so you will have to learn to pick your battles.
The premise is based on stacking 3 or 4 same-colored tiles in a rapidly extending stack, with the twist being that you will be dealing with two, not one stack! There is a time limit which gets progressively shorter with each level, so quick thinking will be a must here.
As a previous North Korean defector, you are being re-inserted inside the DMZ in North Korea to collect nine secret items of high value and bring them back across the DMZ to South Korea. Well, this is no walk in the park unfortunately, as you will have to avoid patrolling tanks, minefields, wasp swarms, radiation sickness and roaming guards to complete your objective all while trying to keep your leaky jeep fueled and your health preferably a little better than stone cold dead. A highly original game with a variety of challenges requiring path planning as well as reflexes to successfully complete.
TI Breakout is a simple action game for the TI-99/4A home computer. Keep bouncing balls in the playing field with the paddle. Aim the balls to clear the bricks before time runs out.