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Crime Killer 1998 Arcade action
Crime Killer is a fun and much-overlooked arcade racing/shooter game from Interplay, coded by Britain's Pixelogic. The premise: in the future, you are the son of a cop who died in the line of duty. Determined to follow in your father's footsteps and avenge his death, you start out as a rookie in the force. Your job: chase the bad guys by armed futuristic car, bike, and 'flying wing, earning promotions along the way. You can either disable the bad guys with the sonic destabilizer, or blowing them away with the default cannon or powered-up weapons. The game's strongest points...
Alien Blast: The Encounter 2003 Arcade action
The game's backstory is as straightforward as it is banal. It's the year 2060 and you're part of a human military force tasked with defending the colony planet Rexus from alien attack (we won't ask where NASA got the funding to make that happen; we'll be lucky to be on Mars by 2030). With no snazzy spaceships or land vehicles to tool around in, however, you must fend off these swarming creatures from several fixed-turret emplacements dotted throughout the planet's surface. Entirely on your own -- without even a turret buddy to help with the workload -- you'll face successive...
Maniac Sports 1994 Sports
In this game you can learn about and experience radical sports, such as mountain climbing, jumping with a rope or diving out of an airplane. You can control the choices in interactive movies that let you create your own adventure. Music is in grunge-style. ...
Tom Clancy's EndWar 2009 Strategy
Following nearly ten years of highly regarded first-person shooter and stealth games, the techno-thriller Tom Clancy franchise deploys its first true strategy combat title. Set in the near future, EndWar puts players in command of high-tech tanks, helicopters, infantry, and other units, in combat across world-capital battlefields such as London, Paris, and Washington, D.C. Although many earlier Tom Clancy games are set within secret organizations and covert missions, the suitably titled EndWar takes place in the open, across the globe, in nothing less than World War III. In the year 2020, nuclear warfare in the Middle East has left Russia...
Gus Goes to Cybertown 1993 Educational
This educational game is aimed at kids under eight. You are playing as the dog Gus who searches the town after his 15 "CyberBuds". The town consists of four houses and one park. In every house you encounter a puzzle-based educational game. This includes a spelling game, and game where you have to recognize letters to avoid asteroids. Also you have to count the bubbles in an aquarium or recognize and match shapes. In the park you can see typical clothes and items from different timelines starting at the neanderthals up to spacemen. There are also a few songs included. ...
Disposable Hero 1993 Amiga
Chaos has taken hold; anarchy reigns. The struggle lor power is all. But enough of my problems! Seriously (well, as serious as any shoot 'em up), D-Hero, a "Boys without Brains Production", doesn't strive for too much originality in plot. That's actually being unfair to the genre in toto. No matter how clever you might be, blasting away every so often is not a bad thing. I remember hearing Terry Pratchett, one of the country's best selling authors, saying recently that although he enjoyed in-depth games, he had to admit that every once in a while he liked to shoot the...
Frederick Pohl's Gateway 1992 Adventure
One of the best sci-fi games I've ever played, this game follows Pohl's classic: you play a "prospector" - one of the brave souls who volunteer to pilot alien crafts to unknown destinations, hoping to find valuable artifacts. As with other early Legend releases, the interface is excellent. I can't find fault with this game except that it seems a bit short. The plot is first-rate and puzzles challenging throughout. (the "Virtual Reality"-based puzzles are some of best puzzles ever designed for an adventure game, bar none). And best of all, Legend released the game as freeware a few years...
Arsenal of Democracy 2010 Strategy
Created by fans of Paradox Interactive's real-time strategy series Hearts of Iron (and essentially a souped-up version of Hearts of Iron II), Arsenal of Democracy aims to build on its predecessors by offering an experience tailored specifically to hardcore wargamers. Players can once again take control of more than 175 WWII-era nations and engage in a number of different scenarios, and the game's emphasis remains on global engagement, be it military, economic, or diplomatic in nature. Ground combat, sea battles, and airborne dogfights are based on historical research, with a realistic logistics and trading system designed to keep the war...
Slave Zero 1999 Arcade action
It is 500 years into the future. The evil SovKhan is in control and is causing everyone to have a really, really bad day. How do you stop his reign of pure malevolent terror? Do you: A. Call him names, B. Phone his mother, or C. Call out a giant mech with a really big gun and blow stuff up. I bet all you folks out there in DC land know the final answer. Just call him Slave; Slave Zero. Slave Zero is the latest action title brought to us by Infogrames. Players take on the role of Chan, a member...
Voodoo Island 1985 Adventure
Voodoo Island is an Interactive Fiction game with no pictures. The player's task is to destroy the evil plot Dr. Beauvias is preparing. Voodoo Island's text parser is similar to that of another Angelsoft game, Forbidden Castle, but unlike other games by that company, the puzzles here do not need to be solved in a limited number of turns, giving players all the time in the world to explore the island they're on. ...
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