Players navigate through a series of screens. Possible directions to travel and objects are listed on the screen. Players are able to die. The graphic have a resolution of 320 × 200 pixels. Each location is described with words, while accompanied by an image.
You are Mordano, space-traveling explorer of distant worlds, who now is lost in the caves & rooms of the distant planet Zo, which is in the solar system of the star Iwo, where your starship crashed, and you are now desperately searching for a particular element you need to repair your disabled spaceship. You search through the rooms and caves, as hostile, rapid-moving aliens try to kill you as you engage in a wild adventure that sends chills through you if you are lucky to live so long!!
Soundblaster music. First person. 3D Doom-like game. 20 levels. Freeware. Acord Games. Gary Acord. 1994. Dosbox compatible. In Dosbox, use ctrl-F8 and ctrl-F12 to speed game up. Cavemaze
The Deluxe CD Edition, released in 1994, includes the original game along with the 1993 expansion pack Operation Scour, giving a total of 34 missions.[6] This edition also includes 330MB of additional mission briefings and character speech, as well as new gameplay music.
Turn and Burn your F-18 through the No Fly Zone! No time for whys'or hows'..Just time to fight for your life
by Doe Entertainment, published by Geni U.S.
This is a NEW VGA/MCGA 256-color RPG game from VisionSoft! You must unravel the secrets of the mysterious dungeons of Isil Thania and discover the ancient Star Light Cult! So real you'll be playing for hours!
An arkanoid/break-out clone where the different colored bricks can be broken in different set of circumstances. Only the green, orange and white bricks need to be destroyed to complete the level.
A level editor is also included with the game.
A Russian educational platform game about human anatomy where you learn the structure of the human body through mini-game segments.
The game consists of the platforming segment where you need to traverse different floors of the hospital to reach the computer and configure how to setup the different body parts. These computers acts as the mini-games for the player to learn about the body structure.
You win the game once you have done all the floors and completed all the computer setups.
A basic 'arcade flight' game made by MVP Software. It was commonly found on old MS-DOS shareware collections and shovel-ware compilations. Has probably one of the most ridiculous intro videos of it's time.
SuperSki Pro is a game of winter Olympic sports, successor of SuperSki II.
Players can choose one the few game modes (Training, Competition, Championship mode 1 or mode 2), level of difficulty and one of six winter sports events: Downhill, Giant Slalom, Slalom, Snowboard, Snowboard Slalom, Ski Jump (in the CD-ROM versions, there is a seventh discipline: Bobsleigh). Players may use different skiing gear, one of 4 routes, play against a computer player.
All events show the player from behind, except Ski Jump where the camera follows the jumper. In competitions mode, players will have to climb from the amateur league to the top professional league before having a chance fighting for the cup.
Flying Tigers is a vertical shooter where the player fights an onslaught of ground and air targets, gain powerups to increase their firepower, and fight through a series of levels.
Flying Tigers II is a close sequel to the first. It is a vertical shooter where the player fights an onslaught of ground and air targets, gain powerups to increase their firepower, and fight through a series of levels.
Pot of Gold is a standalone release of the Pot of Gold pinball table, originally included in the game Epic Pinball.
The table was designed by Terry Cumming.
Jungle is a standalone release of the Jungle pinball table, originally included in the game Epic Pinball.
The table is a tribute to Epic's earlier game Jill of the Jungle.