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Xerix 2: The Caverns of Mars

Views: 6,4721994Full versionSpace Shooting Brendan Reville
Xerix II is the sequel to the original Xerix game. It contains the same impressive parallax scrolling as the first game, … VIEW

PretzelDash

Views: 6,4712000FreewarePuzzle BionFX
PretzelDash is a variant (described as a "clone" in the documentation) of the classic BoulderDash game. In this version, … VIEW

Zmiy

Views: 6,4602013FreewareAction Mateusz Viste
Zmiy is a clone of the classic QBasic example game Nibbles, aka Snake and various other names. The goal is to eat the … VIEW

Viking Siege

Views: 6,4522000FreewareTraditional (Board Games) EBro Software
Viking Siege is a PC version of the ancient board game "Hnefatafl" aka "Viking Chess". It looks a little like chess, but … VIEW

Dr. Sleeptite and the Nightmare Factory

Views: 6,4431988SharewareSidescrolling KEF Technologies
The best thing about Dr. Sleeptite and the Nightmare Factory might be its name and bizarre story. It's not a BAD game … VIEW

Crazy Shuffle

Views: 6,4361989SharewareEducational / Kids Alive Software
Crazy Shuffle is a "make a match" type card game designed for kids. The object of the game is to turn over cards, … VIEW

Bob and His Amazing Journey Home

Views: 6,4181995Full versionPuzzle Zaskoda Soft
Bob and His Amazing Journey Home (or just "Bob") is a simple puzzle game, presumably aimed primarily at younger players … VIEW

Bolo Box

Views: 6,4101993SharewarePuzzle Soleau Software
Bolo Box is a simple puzzle game, where the object is to flip all of the tiles to their grey sides. You do this by … VIEW
Tags: puzzle  tiles  flipping  ega

Ball Blaster

Views: 6,4011997FreewarePuzzle Chris Haag
The documentation for this game notes that is "Inspired by Bust-A-Move by Taito, Inc." That's nice of the author to … VIEW

Cuber

Views: 6,3961990SharewareTetris Style Soleau Software
Cuber is a falling block game, so it's sort of a derivative of Tetris and Klax, two very popular games in the late 80's … VIEW
Tags: tetris  klax  puzzle  cubes  ega

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