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You must use all your wits to find your way throught the cavernous fortress and defeat the Machiavellian designs of the horribly deformed Dr. Radiaki.
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Mind you, it's not easy. You might find yourself ditched on a remote jetty by the Guildmaster. You might find that the Guild expects you to ransack a well guarded mansion.
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This is a role-playing game that uses a traditional adventure-style parser system. This means that you must use the keyboard to type in commands that the game interprets. Since this is an investigative horror role-playing adventure, you must be careful to remember the information presented and unravel the plot if you are to succeed.
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Your eccentric uncle has died under mysterious circumstances and left you a fortune ... that is. If you can survive a night in his enormous Pseudo-Tudor-Greco-Gothic-Byzantine mansion, where time and space are not exactly what they seem.
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You play as Dr. Bruce Banner. You start the game tied to a chair, with no clue as to how you got there. You need to escape, but Bruce Banner is not strong enough to break the ropes...
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The Bureau of Astral Troubleshooters, of which you are an agent, has been hired to release the stronghold the Koshaus have over the Echiatone 21 supply. One agent has already failed, will you be able to stop them in time?.
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The game is set in outer space, and the main protagonist in The Kristal is a space Pirate named Dancis Frake. Dancis is on a mission to find 'The Kristal of Konos' which is being hailed as the answer to all of earth's problems.
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Each player starts with three lives. When these are lost the player may continue if he or she has any remaining credits.
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Queen Anne's crown vanished back in the 1700's. It later resurfaced in the hands of an Arab sheik. Now, it's lost once again, and you have gone into the desert to find it. But your food has run out, and you're getting thirsty, too..
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In The Lurking Horror, you are a student at G.U.E. Techn. You have braved a snowstorm to get to the Computer Centre and finish work on an assignment. But...
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The game is basically made for kids of pre-schools and toddlers. The aim of the game is to impart education to the children in a fun manner. The game is full of fun and adventures. In the game, the player uncovers a manhole and discovers a huge beanstalk.
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The Manhole isn't a game you try to win. It's an adventure in a make-believe world foll of fanny things to see and do, interesting places to go, and animals who even talk and sing.
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All you have to do is pass a simple test. Since this is a childhood dream come true, you eagerly accept. The test goes like this; you begin in a specially prepared set of rooms, and your only objective is to get out of them. Your prowess as a thief is not in question, however there are other talents to be tested.
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It is an educational game. The game is aimed at toddlers and preschoolers. The child is made to identify and click on common household items, and for each correct answer is rewarded with prizes.
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Our hero, Senator Gewt Ningrich, has set out on a conservative crusade to regain the support of his constituents and comrades and to do his darndest to earn some cold hard cash to fund his political revolution.
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