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Is a war simulation, by its nature there is a large choice of commands. Start the game as Sergeant and work your way up to higher ranks as you get used to all commands. If you stick to this rule and read the game guide, your effort will be rewarded through fun and realistic battles.
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Is a championship microcomputer chess playing Program. The program starts off by asking a number of questions which determine the parameters of the game.
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You must find all the items displayed on the slide screen befor the digital timer runs down to zero or before the clock reaches 10:00a.m. Click on the item to find out what it is.
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Felony!‘” contains Case Histories for twelve different crimes. Each case isinvestigated separately and counts as a single game. The object of eachgame, therefore, is to be the first officer on the Huxley Police Force tosolve each case in question.
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Is a game taking place in the alternate universe of Nimbus. A mystic sky world of floating island, in the process of being torn apart by war. The gamer’s goal is to battle out opponents to capture their high priests and safeguard their own.
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This game is set in the time of World War 2, this game is fairly good relating to its theme. The game gives you to select campaigns from playing in Normandy, Ardennes, and North Africa. Just like the other Tank simulator you have control over multiple tanks, i.e. up to 4 tanks.
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In the game, the race of humans comes to an end and the world inhabits the civilizations of the dead along with two armies of the robot who are loyal to their human creators who are now dead.
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The game offers three historical scenarios: Alexender the Great's reach for world domination from Spain to India, the Assault on Fortress Europe from 1st of June to 31st of July, 1944 and an event where Napoleon's forces wanted to cross the English Channel on 5th August, 1905. The number of players to wage the war simultaneously is to be decided.
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The game offers the player to choose from four battle scenarios Arbela, Hastings, Marston, Gettysburg and the battle of Waterloo, with complete omission of the Prussians. The game involves two stages, the first where the player decides whether to attack or to defend. It is then followed by setting the moves by deciding the formation, numbers, and speed of the troops for a maximum of eight turns.
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The war-game, V for Victory is a fully mouse controlled game which occurs at the dusk of II World War. It consists of 4 plots and each day is divided into 6 parts.
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This is a game of power and control, conquest and rebellion, all set in a Machiavellian milieu in which it is better to be feared than loved.
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After the success of its prequel here is presented the sequel Diggers 2, bringing the players much more adventure and fun.
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It is an arcade game in which you will receive a fighting plane controlled from headquarter. You can use the rockets to lock the target on the enemy's areas.
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This game has shown an amazing side of Venice and will take you through the daily lifestyle of a trader in Venice. You can start the game with your character looking after his warehouse. There, you will need to find out suitable ways that will be used to transport your goods and services.
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The ultimate Nuclear War strategy. As leader of a global power in a fictional world, you must lead your nation to victory by being the last remaining country in the world. You must use every means at your disposal to win, whether it be through the cunning use of propaganda campaigns or through the devastating force of a tactical nuclear strike. You must take advantage of the weak and scheme against the mighty to insure your place as the ultimate victor.
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