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Yes Prime Minister 1988 Simulation
Yes Prime Minister is a very rare PC version of a "cult" Commodore 64 game based on the hit BBC comedy series of the same name that aired in the 1980s and was widely hailed as one of the best shows ever made about British politics and humor. Yes Prime Minister the game lets you be the Prime Minister in the show, Jim Hacker. Your goal: survive one week in politics (surely one week in politics is a lifetime in many other professions...) As in the show, you will be constantly harassed by Bernard Woolley, the Home Secretary, the press,...
Guardians 1991 Puzzle
Guardians is an interesting puzzle game from Loriciel which, true to their reputation, is quite unique in its concept. The game looks like a cross between Tetris and Origamo, except it's a little more cumbersome and confusing. The designer takes the basic "align blocks of the same color together to make them disappear" concept of Tetris, but adds the challenge of "patterned board" -- instead of a free-form playing field you have in Tetris, in Guardians you are given a specific board for each level, with holes and other obstacles, on which to place the tiles. This makes the game...
AUTS - The Ultimate Stress Relief Game 1995 Arcade action
While Turboraketti was The Game that gave birth to the "cave flier" genre that grew incredibly popular especially in Finland in the 90's, AUTS was a simple, yet elegant clone of Turboraketti for PC's that launched a whole horde of further cave flier clones and cave flier inspired games, a trend that went on nearly for a whole decade. AUTS (Finnish for "ouch") is a 2-4 player side scrolling game on split screen, where players control V-shaped space ships and try to destroy each other with bullets and a secondary equipped gun that can be chosen from an arsenal of two...
Bust a Move 1994 Arcade action
This is the port of the well-known SNES game Puzzle Bobble. It was known as Bust-A-Move on the PSX later on. This PC version is an unofficial port using thesame tiles and graphics from the original SNES game. Gameplay is lush, I can't praise this more. The ease of which you control the cannon supersedes even the original. There are multiple modes. Standard mode, where you progress from level 1 to the last level, where you get to fight with a big bad guy (and remember people, this is a puzzle game. So what's the game about anyway? Ah, okay, good question....
Wurm 1993 Arcade action
Wurm is a Dutch adaption of the famous Snake games. The player controls a little worm named Wally that is constantly and swiftly moving through a room that spawns all kinds of tasty fruits. By guiding the worm left and right the player has to collect the fruits, just to accumulate points and see the creature grow bigger with every catch. While doing so Wally has to avoid trying to eat the walls of the room or its own tail, because eating something wrong will result in the loss of one of his five lives. From time to time there will...
Master of Orion 3 2003 Strategy
Management simulations are, to put it mildly, a very unusual corner of the gaming universe. From Championship Manager and Sim City to the likes of Master of Orion or Galactic Civilizations, they all share common traits - like a heavy reliance on statistics, an extremely in-depth gameplay model, and the derision of those who don't "get" the genre as being nothing more than a glorified spreadsheet. Master of Orion is one of the original flag bearers for this genre, an epic management title which puts you in charge of an advanced race on the galactic stage and lets you handle everything...
Star Fleet 2: Krellan Commander 1989 Strategy
As if Star Fleet 1 weren't complex enough, Interstel outdid itself with the sequel a year later that simulates even more ship systems, with many more commands and a more sophisticated combat model. The added complexity, unfortunately, hurts the game more than enhances it, as many new commands make actions needlessly complicated. Ultimately, the added realism factors take away much of the fun from the already realistic engine of its classic predecessor. ...
Dark Ages 1991 Role playing
You are the prince of the Great Kingdom (not the best name I've ever heard), and as a boy you watched your father (the king) die at the hands of Garth, a warlord mage who, after murdering your father, sent you away to live with a peasant, never to fulfill your destiny as king. Little did Garth know, however, that the peasant he sent you to live with was once the kingdom's greatest hero! For years, he has been training you to do battle with Garth, and now the day for you to set out on your quest is finally...
Xenon 2 1990 Arcade action
An even better shooter than its original, Xenon 2 is a SHMUP masterpiece from Bitmap Brothers, although this PC version did not sell nearly as well as its Amiga counterpart. Piloting the "Megablaster" ship, your mission is to survive five levels, blasting hundreds of aliens in the process. The enemies are very creatively designed and more varied than in Xenon: each type of enemy ship has its own flying and attack patterns, including kamikaze (very nasty and hard to avoid). Most enemies you kill leave behind glass orbs which can be collected and used as currency to buy weapon upgrades...
Bastard Operator from Hell: Servers Under Siege 2000 Arcade action
BOFH: SUS, tapping on the Bastard Operator from Hell legacy, is an overhead shooter game, very much like Tapan Kaikki, or older action "adventures" on 8- and 18-bit systems. To quote the story from readme file: "A group of insane activists called the "Internet Salvation Force" has invaded a school, taking all servers and workstations as hostages. They don't care of human hostages so all the personnel have been told to leave. As the BOFH, you arrive late at work, and find the building unusually quiet... Enraged that the computers have been taken away from your command, you decide to fight...
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