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Seven Kingdoms 2: The Fryhtan Wars 1999 Strategy
Seven Kingdoms II is the sequel to the successful real-time strategy game. In this one, the monstrous Fryhtans are back with a vengeance. Now, your enemies are smarter, stronger and more savage than ever. Forge an empire complete with villages, towns and a thriving economy under which your constituents will prosper and grow. Govern, legislate, collect taxes and build a military force. More role-playing elements increase the complexity of your strategies as you slay enemies and unite rivals under the singular banner of your kingdom. ...
Jagged Alliance 2: Wildfire 2004 Role playing
Jagged Alliance first appeared a decade ago. It was an alternative to the X-COM series, a squad-level tactical game whose distinction lay in its roleplaying elements. The mercenaries you hired didn't simply have stats--they also possessed quirky personalities. It was up to you to figure out what those individual quirks were and how to best manage your bizarre collection of associates as you worked in non-linear fashion towards both small and larger goals. Five years later, Sir-Tech released Jagged Alliance 2. It was really the breakthrough title for the series. Though it reduced the distinctive personalities of mercs to nothing...
Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura 2001 Role playing
Most RPG genres, such as fantasy and futuristic science fiction, are cloyed with clichéd storylines and boring action. Of the remaining few, the most underused is arguably the "steam-punk" style, an 1800's world fashioned after the industrialized British era where fantastic and complicated technology is powered by steam. Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura delves into the Victorian vault to posit a world where technology and magic vie for dominance in an archaic, yet sophisticated environment. Those wanting to take a break from the slew of fantasy games on the market will benefit by looking to the past and entering...
Adventures of Shuggy, The 2012 Action adventure
Gamers take control of a cartoon vampire as he explores a mansion, collecting gems and attempting to rid more than 100 levels of evil spirits in The Adventures of Shuggy. The action takes place in a mix of side-scrolling and fixed-screen platform levels, and Shuggy can make use of a variety of different game mechanics to accomplish his tasks, such as using ropes, teleporting, growing and shrinking, turning into a zombie, flying, and rotating portions of the stage. Cutscenes and boss battles move the story along, and gamers can join a friend for local co-op and online competitions. ...
Xp-8 AGA 1996 Amiga
So XP8 isn't the most inspirational of names. It isn't the wailing of a female spirit warning ol impending doom a-la-Banshee. Nor is it a gathering of distant stars which appear to the observer as a cloud of dust that is Stardust. It isn't even a Seventies rock 'n' roll film with David Essex and Ringo Starr. It's XP8, or 'expiate' - to atone or make redress or make amends. The name still, slight cough, SEUCK's. No matter. XP8 is a vertically scrolling shoot-em up, that most immediate and rewarding of game genres. And it comes forth from the county of...
Metal Mutant 1991 Amiga
You have to control a Cyborg and get through dangerous places. I saw this game first on a PC, with EGA monitor. The outlook was awful, but the gameplay is amazing. After that I found the Amiga version. It runs miles around the pc version. ...
Farmer's Daughter, The 2002 Adventure
The farmer's daughter is the eternal complement to the traveling salesman in American folklore and humour, practically Jungian archetypes licking their lips and circling each other warily while trying to figure out how to avoid the shotgun wedding neither party wants their hot-blooded fling to result in. Your car broken down near a farm in the middle of nowhere, now you are thrust into the joke and things are a lot less funny when it's your ass on the line. Not only do you have to navigate around the ornery farmer and his itchy boomstick finger, but your travails are complicated...
Darkseed 1992 Adventure
Dark Seed is an adventure game which capitalizes on the drawings of famous horror designer H. R. Giger as a source of background artwork and inspiration. You play Mike Dawson, an ad company manager who, in pursuit of his goal in life to become a writer, purchases a solitary mansion in a small town called Woodland Hills. Although the low cost and hush-hush transactions when purchasing the house do raise your suspicion, the solitary environment and sheer beauty of the house crush common sense and you decide to buy the house. That's when trouble begin. Upon reaching the house, you suddenly...
Pirates of the Caribbean 2003 Role playing
Pirate games are far and few between in gaming. We see them on occasion every so many years, achieving the overall feel of swashbuckling adventure to varying degrees of success. In order for gamers to get the pirate fix they pretty much have to wait for Halloween and dress up, or suit up for a few rounds of Long John Silver and the Tavern Wench on those sleepless summer nights. Now Akella brings us Pirates of the Caribbean which in and of itself achieves the overall feel of swashbuckling adventure to varying degrees of success on the PC. Virtually every...
Sesame Street: Letters 1999 Educational
Sesame Street Letters is an educational title aimed at young children. It is a re-working of an earlier title A Visit to Sesame Street: Letters. Telly and The Grinch greet the player on arrival in Sesame Street where there are many hot spots that trigger little animations or letter based mini-games. The street and the rooms inside the buildings scroll sideways as the mouse is moved to the edge of the screen. ...
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