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Dune is a 1992 video game, based upon Frank Herbert's science fiction novel of the same name. The full CD version with the original CD music and character voices.
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Three races fight for control of several planets full of life. Once the inhabitants of Planet Earth finally got it together enough space travel-wise to explore outside the solar system, they discovered that there were three other races doing exactly the same
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Is one of the first hexagonal war strategy games. Although the graphics is pretty obsolete, the game complexity and variety of scenarios makes it still interesting for general war strategists. The computer intelligence is satisfactory for the given computation time and effectiveness which was available around the time this game was created and will still provide you with satisfactory game experience.
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Your goal in Pizza Tycoon is to build an empire of pizza parlors while dealing with competing restaurants, crooked police officers, or even ruthless gangsters. The object of the game is to control a minimum of five percent of the market share in all ten cities.
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A turn-based strategy game. Third version with the additional improvements.
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In this strategic game, you command an American Los Angeles or Soviet Alfa class submarine. You prowl throug a dark, undersea world, carrying out dangerous missions that require predatory cunning and bold action.
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Blood Bowl is an epic conflict between two teams of armed insane warriors. Most have no idea why they are waging such ferocious battles, but they like it. Players pass, throw or run an inflated pig’s bladder into their opponents’ End Zone, while the other team, naturally - or unnaturally - tries to stop them.
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Strategy game that is roughly contemporary to Romance of the Three Kingdoms and Nobunaga's Ambition, but focuses instead on global domination (at least in the old world sense) around the 12th century.
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Arm your cyborg agents and go to fulfill secret missions.
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Tactical re-creation of armoured warfare in Western Europe during World War II. Play begins in July 1944, after the Normandy landings in France, and continues until the end of the war in 1945. The two main antagonists in this simulation are the massive United States Army and the battle hardened German Wehrmacht.
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Strategy game with building simulation overtones that focuses on the design of medieval castles. The goal is to build an invincible interconnected system of fortresses that stretches across eight strategic Celtic lands.
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A turn based board game. Up to 8 players can play, any or all of whom can be computer controlled. The goal is to defeat all of the opposing armies, and occupy every territory on the Map.
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After the success of its prequel here is presented the sequel Diggers 2, bringing the players much more adventure and fun.
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This game is segmented into six different scenarios. Each of them has a variety of interesting challenges that make one engaged. To challenge the levels the player must have to be skillful. This game has prehistorical value, it teaches the player about cultures and mythology also.
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Your job is to destroy your opponents with your weapons, as a bonus, you can collect various treasures for money. With more money, you can buy more destructive equipment. In addition to treasures, you are also awarded extra money with the number of "kills" you make. The player who has the most money at the end of the game is the winner.
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