Kye is a real-time puzzle game with a variety of interacting objects. It takes ideas from puzzle games like Sokoban and Boulder Dash, but the inclusion of active objects gives it a real-time component, and it can also produce arcade-game levels like those found in Pac-Man. Anyone can create new levels for the game.
Designed for Microsoft Windows environment as stress relief for that busy office. Titles include:
- Chess
- Chip's Challenge
- Dr. Black Jack
- Go Figure! (mathematics theme)
- JezzBall (Qix clone - trap bouncing balls)
- Maxwell's Maniac (pong clone)
- Tic-Tac-Drop (puzzle game)
Microsoft Golf is a golf simulation game based on the Links. You have 18 courses you can play. You also have the ability to change to numerous different clubs and type of shots depending on the wind and terrain.
Take a Break! Crosswords is a collection of puzzles licensed from Dell. Volume I represents the 375 crossword puzzles from Dell Magazines, where you have to put the word, which is an answer for the certain question, in vertical or horizontal line of table. These words have common letters because of crossing and it allows to remember the word by available letters in already resolved words.
Like the name suggests, Breakout 3000 is a Breakout game. So you have a screen filled with bricks, a ball and a paddle. Destroy all bricks with the ball. Use the paddle to bounce the ball back into the playfield when it's about to leave the screen.
The game offers 23 levels to play. The more levels you play, the faster will be the game, but also the more special bricks you encounter (exploding bricks, which destroys adjacent bricks; extra lives; etc.) and the more different background themes you will see.
JezzBall is a video game originally published for Microsoft Windows in 1992. The player must capture parts of a rectangular space by dividing it with horizontal or vertical lines. While each line is being drawn it must not be touched by bouncing balls. JezzBall has similarities with Qix, a 1981 arcade game.
CyberSpace Crossword is a freeware three dimensional crossword puzzle.
The player starts at a point in cyberspace some distance above the puzzle and navigates to it using three slider controls that adjust the player viewpoint in each of the three dimensions. Upon nearing the puzzle the game begins and the player is offered the first clues. Cell 1 is preselected for the player to enter a letter. None of the cells are numbered, however when selected a cell changes colour and any associated clues are displayed in a window in the lower right corner of the game area. Answers are entered letter by letter and to do this the player must select each cell individually, enter a letter, then select the next cell, enter the next letter and so on.
A graphical adventure set in Larry Niven's "Known Space" universe. The centerpiece of the Known Space universe is the Ringworld, an artificially created planet that is actually an immense band orbiting a distant star (Halo borrows this idea for its setting). If you aren't familiar with Niven's series, go out and pick up any one of the dozens of Known Space books and you won't be far from having to track down all of them.
In Revenge of the Patriarch, the player must travel to the Ringworld to uncover information which could prevent the alien Kzinti from starting another war with humanity. It follows the standard point and click formula for adventure games.
Morale is at an all-time low...
The Confederation's electronic grapevine is running amok with rumors that vital intelligence has been withheld by the High Command. Luckily, Special Operations has its own sources of information, and they say the waiting game just won't cut it any longer. Someone has to lead the way, and you're getting the call!
Of course it's a suicide mission - it's Special Operations!
The Secret Island of Dr. Quandary is an old dos game, published in 1992 by MECC. Main genre of this old game is puzzle. We gave this game stunning rating of 55 and you can download it for free right here.
Microsoft Hearts is a computer game included with Microsoft Windows, based on a card game with the same name. It was first introduced in Windows 3.1 in 1992, and has since been included in every version of Windows up to and including Windows 7.
Vision: The 5th Dimension Utopia is an advertising game for the German building society LBS, who sold it rather cheaply in its branches for 20 DM. The setting is an archaeology floating on the sea. You are a new citizen in this city and you've got to work in order to make money for food and the rent of your suite while staying healthy through sleeping and eating enough. The common way to earn money is playing mostly action-oriented mini-games or doing smaller quest (or rather tasks), which also are part of the plot of the game.
The game is played in an ego perspective but without a real 3d engine. The game is rendered in still frames which give the illusion of movement trough the city.
LOOK OUT! You're surrounded by science!!
It's in your skateboard. It's in your lunch. It's in that gooey stuff that collects on your Nintari powerpad... And it's in this box!!
Learn why planes fly, lightbulbs glow, magnets attract, and wrecking balls bash as you compete in a laser-fast science race with Quarky & Quaysoo. Along the way, you'll discover facts about chemistry, machines, thermal energy, and more of that important science stuff that's EVERYWHERE!