Hammer of the Gods Another month, another game. This time, it's Hammer of the Gods, a game in which you can put your feet in the freezing shoes of the Scandinavian ancestors. Cookies go to Data and Omuletzu for providing the game and review. posted by Kon-Tiki // 01-03-2005 // downloadable // game // Strategy // permalink
Ultima 7 Part Two - Serpent Isle I've promised to add this game as it is the most requested one, so here it is for all of you out there seeking it - Ultima 7 Part Two - Serpent Isle. I would also like the good soul that wrote and supplied the review to contact me as I forgot who it was. (whoops) Have fun! posted by Kosta // 03-03-2005 // downloadable // game // RPG // permalink
Kingdom At War Yesterday's game is a hard act to follow, however, I've a game that might cause a flutter among strategy fans. I'm referring to Kingdom At War, a turn-based strategy game. Omuletzu has supplied us with some excellent games in the past and has now provided the archive, review and screens for our latest. Thanks, Omuletzu :) posted by wendymaree // 04-03-2005 // downloadable // game // Strategy // permalink
Earthworm Jim Ever wanted to experience the simple life of a worm? Well, thanks to Cowowar, you now have that chance. In Earthworm Jim, you take the role of a worm, but not just any worm. What kind exactly, you'll have to find out yourself. posted by Kon-Tiki // 05-03-2005 // game // Action // not downloadable // permalink
Stickybear Town Builder Here comes a game, that some will hate, but others will really enjoy. It's a childish game, but then again, the target group for this game are children aged between 4 - 9. It's Stickybear Town Builder. Now this game really should be in a educational category (or junior player category) but we haven't got such categories yet, so I placed it among the simulations. If you're really young, have a younger brother/sister, have children of your own, or are at least young at heart - give it a go! posted by Sebatianos // 06-03-2005 // downloadable // game // Simulation // permalink
Les Manley 2 - Lost In LA Today's game couldn't be more different to the one Sebatianos updated yesterday. Les Manley 2 - Lost In LA is definitely one for the grown ups. This Leisure Suit Larry clone is one you'll either love or hate. The epic review from Strobe has covered all facets and should give a good indication of where you stand on the Great Divide. Definitely a mud cake effort from Strobe :)
posted by wendymaree // 07-03-2005 // downloadable // game // Adventure // permalink
Populous II - Trials of the Olympian Gods If you ever wanted to play the role of a Greek demi-god, and have a chance to defeat Zeus himself, you can try and do just that in Populous II - Trials of the Olympian Gods. The game is accompanied by a colossal review written by BeefOnTheBone, including a handful of screenshots, so many thanks to him! posted by Kosta // 08-03-2005 // not downloadable // game // Strategy // permalink
Powermonger Hello everybody! Today, for the first time, it's my pleasure to present another nice game for the strategy fans out there. Peter Molyneux is a name all of you should know and Powermonger is a game made by him, which all of you should get and try out! I hope you enjoy it - have fun! posted by Strobe // 09-03-2005 // downloadable // game // Strategy // permalink
Sinbad and the Throne of the Falcon The next game is yet another great classic. The game was made by Cinemaware - the same people who made Defender of the Crown. But unlike that game, the PC version of Sinbad and the Throne of the Falcon has much nicer graphics. I hope you'll all enjoy this one ;) posted by Sebatianos // 11-03-2005 // game // Action // downloadable // permalink
1869 This is a latenight update, but nevertheless it's a true jewel: 1869 lets you experience the challenge of being a naval trader in the 19th century. This is Bobbin's first review and he has done a great job, so big ups for this effort! May the sea be with you :) posted by Strobe // 12-03-2005 // downloadable // game // Simulation // permalink
Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego Deluxe Oh, no! Somebody stole an ancient artifact (again). You must find the person responsible and recover the artifact! Not to mention that you must learn, learn, learn. If that's so, then this game can only be "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?". Thanks to Kon-Tiki we now have the DELUXE version as well. posted by Sebatianos // 13-03-2005 // game // Puzzle // not downloadable // permalink
Eye of the Beholder 3 A late update again today, but it's definitely worth the wait. By adding Eye of the Beholder 3 - Assault on Myth Drannor, the Eye of the Beholder trilogy's been complete. Cookies for Mad-E-Fact for taking care of this. posted by Kon-Tiki // 14-03-2005 // game // RPG // not downloadable // permalink
Companions of Xanth To make up for yesterday's late update, today's update is an early one. It's an odd adventure game, in which puns stand central. Companions of Xanth might not be everybody's cup of tea, but it sure is fun for all those who know how to appreciate this sense of humor. Anyways, enjoy the game. posted by Kon-Tiki // 15-03-2005 // downloadable // game // Adventure // permalink
Burntime It's hot, the sun is burning, the sky is blue and sand is all around you...if you weren't being chased by a bunch of ugly mutants, you would probably feel just like lying on the beach. But you're not in your holidays - you're in Burntime! Praise goes out to Bobbin for a wonderful game and a superb review! posted by Strobe // 16-03-2005 // downloadable // game // Strategy // permalink
Wishbringer A platypus stamp on an envelope... that can be only one game. Wishbringer is today's extremely early game, a text adventure for those that are fairly new to the genre or those that want to wander through beautiful and amazing fantasy worlds. Have fun with this one, and don't forget to thank Tai for the great work on this one. posted by Kon-Tiki // 17-03-2005 // downloadable // game // Text Based // permalink
Battle Isle 2 Today we bring you a classic strategy game who's predecessor we already have on the page. Razor2 has written what to expect from this sequel, while I took care of the archive. Battle Isle 2 awaits in the strategy section! posted by Kosta // 18-03-2005 // downloadable // game // Strategy // permalink
Horde, The After 3 long days of no updates, it was time that I come to the rescue. And with an action / strategy mix game called The Horde. The Levitating Nun will be enjoying cookies this time! :) Have fun! posted by Kosta // 21-03-2005 // downloadable // game // Strategy // permalink
Oil Imperium aka Black Gold Oil has been a rather critical resource during the past decade. It's a source of energy, but also a source of war. However, it can be a source of fun, too, as this great game proves: Oil Imperium. So enjoy another high-quality upload and review provided by Bobbin! posted by Strobe // 23-03-2005 // downloadable // game // Simulation // permalink
Montezuma's Return To take us into the Easter weekend we have an interesting game, Montezuma's Return. This is no mindless first person action game; it requires both brains and brawn to succeed. Another unusual facet of this game is that you carry no weapons, even though your adversaries do. Kon-Tiki is the man who supplied the game and the helpful review. Some caramel-centred easter eggs are rolling his way. posted by wendymaree // 25-03-2005 // downloadable // game // Action // permalink
Hare Raising Havoc Is this the Easter Bunny? Well not quite. It's Roger Rabbit and he's babysittig baby Herman in this fun game. Easter eggs go to Fawfulhasfury and for all of you - here is: Hare Raising Havoc. posted by Sebatianos // 27-03-2005 // not downloadable // game // Puzzle // permalink
