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Pictures of players are shown at the right side of the screen with the best player at the top and worst at the bottom. It provides you four difficulty levels out of which you may select any one or else, you can decide your own settings.
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Is a game of planetary invasion and conquest in the Star Fleet series, which to date has included Star Fleet I and Star Fleet II.
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Tribolo is a Reversi game played with three players on a 16×11 grid, and there are unplayable squares scattered across the board which block capturing and create additional opportunities for groups of pieces to become uncapturable.
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The game requires patience as a combat involving an enemy submarine is elusive. The graphics are simple but effective and the animations are smooth. The view of the control panel complete with all the gadgets adds to the feel of the game. The siren and other sounds are realistic.
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The ACME Detective Agency greenhorn chooses you, Chronoskimmer 450SL to catch Carmen and her robbers. You have to follow the Sandiego gang as they time travel and catch them.
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You as a player are supposed to defeat the Japanese by destroying machine gun nests, barracks on a series of islands and enemy bunkers. You to remove the concrete bunkers whereas barracks and gun nests are to be attacked with regular bombs as per the rule suggests can use rockets.
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Is a shooter game in the first person. This game engages the traditional action-oriented mechanics. This mechanics is comprised of interaction with the environment and tactical decisions.
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Once again we find the Nth dimension under attack from the forces of Krool. But this time it's worse than ever.
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To eliminate your opponents by occupying every state on the board. The first player to do so wins the game and controls the country.
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Move your boxer out into the middle of the ring and engage your opponent. From here on, it's entirely up to you...
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ACTION STATIONS! has taken the wargames of the 1930’s to their ultimate expression, incorporating modern computer modelling techniques (similar to those taught at the Naval Postgraduate School) with an enormous historical data base.
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You physically guide P.J. from scene to scene while telling him exactly what to do. P.J. is shown on most screens but when he is not, you'll need to type exit or leave to move on.
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Match your scrambled board with the computer selected pattern in the fewest possible movements.
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Is a rogue-like game which means that it is a single-user game featuring the exploration of a dungeon complex. You control a fictional character described by race, class, attributes, skills, and equipment. This fictional character is trying to achieve a specific goal and succeed in a difficult quest.
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A platform game where you control a digger who must make a hole and pound the apples through it.
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