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The Nautilus is a brilliantly run microcosm. You will have to familiarise yourself with things you know very little about. But be careful; the things you do may help or harm you now or later. The deep sea world is a marvellous world, but don't let yourself be carried away by your dreams; it is a cruel world without pity.
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The theme park is arranged into four exciting areas. It is filled with activities and hidden paths. Find them all. There are three ways to explore. Take your own tour by clicking on the gates of.
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In order to play the level, you will probably want to move your point of view around so you can see things more clearly and find out what dangers lie in wait. There are four cameras available for you to use. Each one can be moved to a different location so you can then quickly switch from one camera view to another.
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The premise is pretty simple, you wake up in your quarters aboard the Enter - prise only to find that you are alone on the ship and the destruct sequence has been initiated. You must travel through the rooms ON and OFF the ship (use transporter-hint) collecting different color objects.
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In this introductory level adventure, the player must search for a fellow scientist, who is currently missing after experimenting with a time traveling device. You must travel back in time in search of this man, who has been accused of the murder of a colleague.
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The educational game teaches mathematics, English, reading, writing, and typing to kids. Also, it increasing their logical thinking.
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Is an educational game for children between the ages of two to six years old. The game features 38 colorful full screen graphic pictures, action, and lots of nursery rhyme songs.
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Across the USA was released as an edutainment game to make learning American Geography fun for kids. A simple, user-friendly interface makes it easy for children to navigate.
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You are the pilot of a rescue helicopter. Your mission is to fly to a mideastern terrorist compound and rescue 64 hostages that are being held in four seperate buildings (16 in each building) and fly them back to the American embassy.
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You, as the player, assist the little Alf, who is a lovable alien, in designing decorations with multiple items.
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If you are all set to imbibe your kids with some fundamental logic, then here comes Alf, the Alien as your confidante. It comprises several mini-lessons or games. Each is designed to teach your child a new concept.
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Set as an educational game, it presents children an exciting platform to learn some geography and history of the U.S.
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The gameplay includes crashing of an UFO in the city of Varghina. The play encounters many extraterrestrial creatures, a.k.a. aliens. The mission is shooting the aliens and knocking them down before they enter the city and capture human civilization.
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After a month in sleep mode in route through hyper space to Station Zeus, you expected a hangar full of people and robots. But as you set down on the landing pad there are no signs of life and only a single, obviously discharged data robot.
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Fight battles in a multitude of settings, from forests to glaciers, from deserts to swamps. Create your own missions - even your own maps - with the built in Scenario Editor.
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