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Engage in intense dogfights against enemy ships. Complete a variety of objectives, from exploration to combat.
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The game is played by typing commands to interact with the environment and progress through the story. The game's parser allows for a wide range of commands and understands natural language input.
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Players take on the role of a resistance fighter battling against the machines. Engage in intense firefights with various types of robots.
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Players must play soccer with the madness marbles and prove their worth. A maximum of two players can play this game be it your friend or with a computer clone.
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The players will start playing with the zero balance in their account that may get in negative if you lose. It costs a single coin to pull the liver each time. As in the real casino games, the three spins are spun and each of the spins brings fruits as a result which determines payoffs also if there will be any.
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The player needs to help the protagonist advance through the levels carefully avoiding obstacles and dodging enemies.
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Is an ultimate destination for all those who are a frenzy about action role-playing games. The gamer gets to don multiple hats and lead the pavilion to kill the demons on the way.
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The game is set in an alternate period of history, which showcases how the inventions done by some of the greatest scientists like Thomas Edison and Albert Einstein.
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You need to wipe out your enemies with your space firing jet as fast as you can. Any missed shot can provide your opponent an opportunity to wipe you out. Your enemies will get faster on getting closer to you which makes it more difficult to kill them.
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Join in this crazy cartoon contest to defeat the jumbo jammers. Space Jam offers out-of-this-world action, with ridiculously fun sub levels, featuring all your Warner Bros. cartoon favorites in a free-fall, free-for-all that doesn't let up even in the locker room.
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In Space Job, you play as an ambitious freelance interstellar merchant navigating a futuristic galaxy in search of lucrative trade opportunities. Traveling from planet to planet, your goal is to accept shipping contracts and successfully deliver various alien commodities to climb the ranks of galactic commerce. Along the way, you must manage your spaceship's cargo hold and overcome logistical chaos by personally organizing messy planetary warehouses. As you complete trade missions, you fulfill company job requirements and prove your worth as the ultimate space logistics worker. Ultimately, the story serves as a humorous sci-fi allegory for working your way up the corporate retail ladder.
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The video game is played from a side-view perspective. The arcade scrolling game features a direct control interface.
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Pilot your fleet of mining ships to collect chunks of mineral are by activating your ships robot claw. Defend your ship from "Ripper", "Eater" and "Sparky" with your twin missile launchers. Your fuel and missile supplies are limited, so you'll have to snare fuel or missile modules to replenish your ship. If you survive long enough, the spectacular Mother Ship will rescue you.
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You play a young Star Ranger who must save Commander Ursula Skye and the crew of Colonial Star One from the evil Captain Talon and his villainous Black Brigade.
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The player assumes the role of a lone wolf who is tasked with finding the valves inside the mines and turning them in order to prevent the mines from getting submerged completely in water.
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The player assumes the role of the space quest hero, Roger Wilco who is aimlessly wandering in space after Space Quest II. Robert must safeguard himself from being eaten alive by the monsters or being crushed by the tentacles of an enormous snake and also solve puzzles to advance further in the game and find his way out of the planet.
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An "Ancient Rome" reappears with games of death, with the people's thirst for death, blood and fear. Caught in this Hellish inferno, you decide to participate in one of the wild races where however many the players, only one will cross the finishing line... alive.
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The game begins with the player sent on a mission to the Princess Blue along with his crew of astronomers in their spacecraft Jolly Roger a derelict sun racer class. As the saying goes everything good has its share of encounters with bad, here too the spacecraft is attacked by a group of rogues who are none other than aliens called the Manchis. Using their vulture class spacecraft, the aliens attack the Princess Blue and destroys it.
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The player plays the character of a student at a university. The player learns about advanced piloting at the academy. In the academy, the player is given a task to solve twenty simulated missions on different planets of the universe.
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Trapped aboard a derelict, remote space station overrun by hostile alien organisms and malfunctioning automated defense systems, you must fight for survival. Armed with futuristic energy weapons, you navigate through labyrinthine corridors, security doors, and hazardous sectors while hunting for vital keycards and resources. Every level forces you to eliminate relentless alien waves and automated turrets blocking your path to the station's escape pods. With the station's infrastructure collapsing around you, your ultimate goal is to reach the final launch bay and execute a daring getaway into deep space.
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The protagonist in the game is a maintenance engineer who has been posted to the lunar research colony base. His job is to shoot aliens and collect necessary vegetables to meet his daily quota.
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In Spacecraft (1992), your primary goal is to maneuver your ship through a series of maze-like, hazard-filled 2D stages to reach the designated exit portal in each level. Along the way, you must carefully navigate around surreal environmental obstacles, floating traps, and hostile entities that attempt to destroy your ship on contact. You collect power-ups and items scattered across the map to increase your survival chances and clear blocked paths. The game emphasizes spatial navigation, precise ship control, and maze exploration over pure fast-paced dogfighting. Ultimately, clearing all the stages tests your patience and reflexes to successfully complete the final level.
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As full-scale sci-fi warfare breaks out, the player pilot is deployed directly into the heat of battle to defend their faction against hostile fleets. Tasked with taking control of a heavily armed starfighter, you must fight your way through swarms of invading enemy forces and dangerous spatial hazards. The narrative drives a classic arcade premise where survival hinges entirely on destroying key enemy installations and outmaneuvering opposing space armadas across multiple sectors. Ultimately, your primary objective is to turn the tide of this galactic conflict single-handedly and bring a decisive victory to your side.
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SpaceKids is the story of a brother and sister who live on the Moon with their grandfather, a famous space explorer. One day Grandpa leaves to explore Earth. When he does not come back, the SpaceKids fly to Earth to search for him. Along the way, they discover a strange and wonderful world filled with fantastic characters. SpaceKids is an interactive cartoon where you help the kids find their grandfather. The story changes depending on your actions and decisions. Every time that you play, you will see something new.
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SpaceWORM is controlled by use of the left and right shift keys. The speed of SpaceWORM automatically increases as time passes. The object of the game is to control SpaceWORM so that it collects as many gold diamonds as possible. One point is awarded for each gold diamond that the SpaceWORM eats. Your current score is always displayed in the upper left corner of your screen. The game ends when the SpaceWORM collides with an asteroid. Asteroids are displayed as large white blocks.
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You must repair and return the ships to earth using what you find aboard...6 programmable robots, weapons, pass keys, maps and chemical coolant. Your only obstacles are the mad crew, the new crew, and time. You are Spacewrecked.
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Following the events of Spear of Destiny, Allied operative B.J. Blazkowicz is called back into action after Nazi forces manage to steal the holy artifact once again from its secure vault. High Command learns that Axis scientists have relocated the Spear to a heavily fortified secret complex, using its mystical power to conduct horrific genetic experiments and forge an army of deadly super-soldiers. B.J. infiltrates deep behind enemy lines—starting in the dense Black Forest—to locate the subterranean facility, fight his way through elite guards and mutated abominations, and eliminate the commanders overseeing the project. His ultimate objective is to defeat the high-ranking officers guarding the inner sanctum, secure the Spear of Destiny before the Axis can unleash its full supernatural capability, and safely escape to ensure the relic remains out of enemy hands.
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The single player game is played in levels of increasing difficulty. To complete a level, you must collect all the flags on the level. Flags are represented on your radar as small flashing crosses, and appear in the 3D views as rotating flags. To collect a flag, just run over it, at which point you will hear a confirming sound. When you have collected the next-to-flag, you will hear a different sound. The exact sound you will hear is a function of the memory available on your Computer. Incidentally, if you manage to kill all of the enemies on a level before you get the last flag, you will receive a bonus of 50 points per enemy. This bonus applies only if you kill all tho robots.
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The game provides insights into the physics of light and why it is a measure of speed. It provides a window into the past through which we get glimpses of how our ancestors, through their very limited knowledge of their universe, had learned the importance of speed and tried to tame it through more efficient use of weapons and tools.
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The player or players are up against three computer-generated opponents. The cars are all in vibrant colours, although a player cannot choose their car themselves. However, the player can choose the number of laps for each race. The options are three, six, and nine laps. The game provides a behind view.
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