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Mustang

Mustang

Views: 8,9201991SharewareSpace Shooting John Schmitt
The game's name Mustang refers to a type of plane, used frequently in WW2. The game itself is sort of an endurance … VIEW

Alley Driver

Alley Driver

Views: 8,9171991SharewareDriving & Racing Centaur Software
Alley Driver is a very simple "avoid the objects" game where you pilot your car (red square) and avoid trash cans (white … VIEW

Cukeland Adventure

Cukeland Adventure

Views: 8,9151994FreewareSidescrolling Hugo Windisch
Cukeland Adventure is a virtually unknown EGA platforming game with decent graphics and controls. Its design is a bit … VIEW

TEGL Monopoly

TEGL Monopoly

For some reason, computer Monopoly board game clones were very popular in the late 80's and early 90's. I guess people … VIEW

Slime

Slime

Slime is a computerized version of the classic Othello or Ataxx game. You can duplicate your pieces, or jump them, and … VIEW


EGA-Spider

EGA-Spider

Views: 8,8431993SharewareTraditional (Board Games) John A. Junod
EGA Spiders is a variant of the classic solitaire game ... y'know, the one you played in Windows 3.1 back in the day, … VIEW

Flashback: The Quest for Identity

Flashback: The Quest for Identity

Flashback is a rotoscope-animated sci-fi action/adventure game no doubt influenced by Jordan Mechner's Prince of Persia … VIEW

Ultra Violent Worlds

Ultra Violent Worlds

Views: 8,8121998DemoSpace Shooting Vorlon Software
Ultra Violent Worlds is not as violent as it sounds. It's a vertically scrolling shooting in a similar vein to Raptor … VIEW

Mille Bornes

Mille Bornes

Views: 8,7911988SharewareTraditional (Board Games) Unique Software
Mille Bornes is a 2-player French card game from Parker Brothers that simulates a 700km (~435 miles) car race. This … VIEW

Second Guess: The Matching Game

Second Guess: The Matching Game

Views: 8,7881994SharewareEducational / Kids Arcanum Computing
Second Guess: The Matching Game is a tile-matching memorization game with plenty of options and high-res graphics. The … VIEW



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