A Donkey Kong Country knockoff for DOS computers released in 1996, infamous for its strange pre-rendered cutscenes featuring the main character inbetween levels.
MER Adventure Climbing is an advertisement game where the player controls a free climber and the aim is to reach the top of Mt. Guano.
The game also included a code where once a player reached the top of the mountain to be able to win a visit to London.
Martians Attack! Due to their sub-terrainian habitat, the people of earth did not know of the Martian’s existence, or their unscrupulous leader, Rupert. The Martians have decided that they are tired of making crop circles and plan to attack the Earth instead. Fight your way through wave after wave of nasty Martian enemies!
A real-time rendered True 3D fighting game. A challenge is held at the stroke of midnight to decide who is the most worthy ghoul to reign as the next Lord of Necrovania.
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.
In this simple point-and-click adventure game intended for young children, travel around an island populated with dinosaurs and pick up trash in order to recycle it into parts for a spaceship.
Balance is a puzzle game where players tilt a platform to guide a ball through maze-like levels, avoiding hazards and triggering targets. It features simple vector graphics and is known for its high difficulty.
Jason Storm chases after alien invaders in this 2D platformer. Solve puzzles, jump over Slime Devils and PatrolBots if you can’t find a vantage point which lets you shoot them, and be careful to not run out of ammo!
Alien Attack is an ASCII text game. You control a ship and have to destroy the alien fighters. The aliens will stop at nothing to destroy the Earth. Let one by and you lose.
You have to be quick because the aliens come in sets of threes. After a little while, the speed of the game increases and you have to be fast because it gets faster and faster. You have to have good timing in this game because if you miss once in the fastest speed, you're done. There are no power-ups in this game. A high score table keeps track of the players' results.
Island of Kesmai is a discontinued multi-user dungeon (MUD) online game. An early entry in the genre, the game was innovative in its use of roguelike pseudo-graphics. It is considered a major forerunner of modern massively multiplayer online role-playing games (MMORPGs).
It was still text-based, with just a tiny ASCII view similar to that in a roguelike, but that simplicity allowed it to offer a depth that it would take years for graphical RPGs to rival. Up to 100 players at once could explore a large open world, killing monsters, doing elaborate quests and hunting “world bosses” that required a powerful party to take down.
Active from 1985 to 1995, Island of Kesmai received multiple expansions, adding new areas and challenges. A key feature was travelling from the Basic Game to the Advanced Game. Doing so would allow you to progress further, but it was a one-way journey to much more dangerous lands. And death in IoK could be permanent.
Thanks to a devout fan-base, Kesmai is one of the best-documented early