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Wolf is a very cleverly made animal simulation. When I first played it, I was impressed with the amount of effort the designers had put into the game to make every aspect interesting. The premise is quite simple: You are a wolf, part of a pack. In normal simulation mode, your only goal is to hunt animals for food, avoid humans and interact with other wolves. This wolf interaction will ultimately lead to mating, which is very difficult to achieve.

'What if...?' 

When little kids say “I want to be an astronaut”, “I want to be a firefighter!” and so on, no doubt that at least one of them will say “I wanna be a pirate!”.

A distant relative of the modern series, Blood Omen takes place in the land of Nemesis. You play the main character of Kain. When the game starts, you’re in a tavern asking to be served by the bartender. The bartender refuses, so you decide to leave this inhospitable place. Once outside, you are overwhelmed by soldiers and murdered. However, this is not the end of your story...

What is it about so many different kinds of alien invaders that makes me think that natural selection didn't work properly on their home planet -- or that they're gluttons for punishment? Perhaps it's because any survivors of an attempt to invade that insignificant blue planet called Earth sooner or later come back at the forefront of another invasion? (And guess how that one turns out...)

Callahan's Crosstime Saloon is one of the most distinctive games ever made. If you have played this game before, feel free to download it straight away. If you haven't heard of it and love adventures and puzzles, then you too should download it at once.

Welcome to 18th century France, you are Geoffroi and you want to be... a musketeer! That is to say, you are already a musketeer, but you wish to be one of the greatest musketeers ever; which is of coarse no problem for a dashing strong man like yourself... ehm, right.

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