This clone of Boulder Dash is a freeware attempt to popularize this game on PC and Amiga, while it was originally released on Commodore C64 platform back in 1984 .
The game introduces VGA graphics and sound card support, but uses the caves developed for original Boulder Dash, Rockford's Revenge and C64 Boulder Dash Construction Kit as well as other unofficials.
The game includes tools to edit new caves and convert X-BoulderDash files and C64 Boulder Dash Construction Kit files to Boulderoid format.
Because of pressure from the original makers of Boulder Dash, Boulderoid's developers have been forced to stop working on this project, leaving its last version to be 1.15. On April 10, 2000, they've been forced to take it off their site.
Balltris is a Tetris type arcade game. Instead of classic square blocks a cup is being filled with one, two or three balls of different colors. The ball blocks are falling randomly from the top. The player may maneuver the balls by moving them to the left or right and flipping. The balls disappear after creating a chain of at least three balls of the same color.
Karl Quappe is a single player, shareware, keyboard controlled Frogger clone from Germany.
Using the keyboard the player must take Karl across a five lane motorway, then across a river to safety. Hazards include crocodiles, otters, cars, and of course the river itself because Karl is a very young frog and will drown if he falls into the water.
Korean shoot-em up game, Soft Action’s attempt to redeem itself after the largely unsuccessful Fox Ranger II. The game uses overhead view and pseudo-3D mode not unlike SNES Mode-7, and visual effects are similar to Axelay. Eardis is set in science-fiction universe, and player must pilot a futuristic plane/spaceship, fighting against invading aliens. Gameplay is similar to other shoot-em up games. The difficulty is quite high: best weapons are rare, and many enemies kill player instantly despite having a shield bar. There is a two player mode.
An animated adventure game for ages 5 to 7. Twins Jennie and Tom were having a pleasant frolic through the forest, until they came across a strange, unknown path... and were ambushed by a pair of goblins. The two mischievous creatures won't tolerate any twins in the forest other than themselves, so they hatch a wicked plan to separate the children. Here, the player takes control of one of the siblings (either Tom or Jennie) as the other is abducted by the goblins.
An add-on for a 1993 turn-based strategy game Warlords II. It includes tools that allow users to create custom maps and in-game assets like units and terrains.
This bundle comes with 24 new scenarios.
Love, bliss and harmony all over. Everybody is happy ... except the Easter Bunny! He hates Christmas and he hates Santa Claus even more. Now he sets out for bringing him his personal, mean and explosive Christmas present. And the best is ... You are the Easter Bunny!
Xatax is a side-scrolling shooter in which the player must defend the remains of the Alliance's guilds against the titular aliens. This is accomplished in a traditional shoot-em-up fashion, fighting waves of alien ships and stationary turrets. The player-controlled ship can become stronger by collecting power capsules dropped by defeated enemies.
The game features three different worlds, of which the shareware version only contains the first.
Corncob Deluxe takes place in an alternative history where World War II never happened. But all is not well. Instead of fighting Nazis, the world must deal with an even more deadly enemy...aliens.
You take control of the Corsair "Corncob" and fight off the invaders in this sci-fi air-combat simulation.
This is 1994's incarnation of the long-running PGA Tour series, this time the additions come mostly on the technical arena: new, better, graphics and sounds including videos and commentaries of all the courses, as well as 9 digitized PGA pros to play as or 55 opponents with whom to play against in the tournament. The courses in the game include the TPC at Summerlin, River Highlands, and Sawgrass with all their corresponding holes.
Gameplay is practically unchanged from the previous series, with some small additions like sudden-death playoffs to decide ties for the lead, etc. in addition to being a much more difficult game.
Trick or Treat is one of those obscure adventure games, which are hard to find nowadays. It's a true graphical point & click extravaganza that puts you in the shoes of an out of job young guy who has recently got another job as a Care Assistant at an Elder Home Care Center in Devilsville.
Ironseed is a 1994 MS-DOS video game, developed and published by Channel 7. It is a space trading and combat game with real-time strategy elements.
The game plays in fictional alternative reality in the future, several hundred years ahead. The game starts when the eponymous space ship, the "Ironseed", flees a theocracy on Mars. The ship is crewed by disembodied, digitized rebels originally scheduled for termination. In hastily fleeing, the ship suffers damage and gets lost in time and space. The crew finds itself in unknown space somewhere in the Milky Way with a badly damaged ship and nearly depleted fuel reserves. First objective is therefore finding resources for ship repairs and fuel while gathering intelligence about the surrounding space and also their own history. After encountering other alien species and learning about some greater threat, the ultimate goal becomes to forge an alliance of several alien races to counter this threat.
Race Track is a Windows shareware version of the classic Swiss racing simulation game. Not an arcade game, but just as exciting—it requires thinking rather than reflexes. A good example of a game based on simple rules that models the real world with amazing accuracy. Design and build your own tracks and share them with a friend. Race against a friend or the 'ghost' of the track champion. Challenging but fun, easy to learn and play, great graphics, sound effects, and MIDI background music!