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The aim of this game is to place 5 of your `marbles` in a row, horizontal, vertical or diagonal. Your opponent is the computer who obviously also tries to place 5 of his pieces in a row and win himself.
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Your objective is to find your way through all fifty mazes in the shortest amount of time possible. When you finish each maze, you will be rated in comparison to different animals.
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Use the arrow keys to scroll the map. To move the units you must have the num lock key depressed. The 7 moves the blinking unit up-left.
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The player can participate in the fight against a human opponent or play in the single-player mode against the computer AI. The game gives the choice to select from twelve different fighters.
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The world is under attack from robot stompers from beyond the clouds. As Giddy - the No.1 egg-shaped super hero with unfeasibly large hands - its up to you to save the day.
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Is a gauntlet style, real-time arcade game where you (the red team) must set out to destroy your enemies (and pick up treasure) in a variety of scenarios.
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The goal of Global Conquest players is to discover and conquer the world. The conflict in Conquest lies in the fact that all players have the same goal and there can be only one winner.
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The goal of the game is to control every territory on the map. You do this by building and moving armies, destabilizing enemies, spying and making deals with other rulers.
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Control of cities and civilizations is handled from central control points. You are one of these governments' leaders, assigned control of a new or existing world population with instructions to look after and care for it.
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The game consists of three episodes, each having 9 levels. The player has to help caption Zoom cross all the levels to win the game, and his vital information is displayed in the Status bar.
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Another historical game relevant to the history of England. The game highlight the time of Queen Elizabeth when she was thrown The Queen of England. Graphics of the game are a cartoonist but with the sense of the rich flavor of gain and glory of the time.
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The player portrays the character of a caterpillar, who lives in a garden surrounded by walls. Cherries and mushrooms are some of the common elements that are found in the garden. When the caterpillar eats the cherries, he grows in length.
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In this game, the player assumes the role of a lonely Gnome who owns a garden and a greenhouse. However, much to his annoyance, his flowers attract pests and other Gnomes who constantly try to steal them away. The premise of the game is that The Gnome was caught and sentenced to hard labor for trying to steal from the Gnome King's prized garden.
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The central character in this game is Ingrid Bottomlaw, a gifted Gnome, who has been banished by her family, who were displeased with her for going to University. Ingrid must now find her way back to the village, and the player must keep her safe from the imminent dangers in the forest. To keep Ingrid safe, the player must perform three tasks, each relating to animal, vegetable, and mineral respectively.
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Gobman is a pacman clone with a few nice twists. Collect bombs, hourglasses, and special red dot to use against the monsters. Nice graphics and good game play.
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