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You are one of the finest pilots the United States Armed Forces has to offer. Now, you have been called upon to defend U.S. interests in Egypt and in the Far East..
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This first person perspective game was mainly a strategy simulation game. The story line of the game revolves around World War 1 when the whole world saw vigorous, both in land and aerial battle between nations.
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Dominus is the game, which gives you control of the small kingdom. The player gets the control over the kingdom before the lethal creatures invades all resource.
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The game plays starts with the reports that player gets when it reaches office. The report is also about different government situations. Some of the issues mentioned in the government report have the political view.
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In IMPERIALISM you rule one of the Great Powers in a world modeled on the real world of the nineteenth century. As the game begins, your country and the other Great Powers begin a period of rapid economic, military, and social advancement due to the onset of the Industrial Revolution.
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Is a war game where they are required to complete objectives like rescue or retrieve operations, killing all the virtual enemies by taking help of military tactics and also generous use of weaponary.
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By now, you'll probably be aware of the horrible plight the Lemmings face. Not only do they have to leave their lovely little hovels for good,but they also have to escape their island before they perish in the Darkness that's coming. Your objective therefore is to save as many Lemmings as possible from each tribe and help them escape the Island.
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Is set in a time of history when Venice, Italy, was the focus of world trade and expansion. Other nations banded together to try and control the threat posed by this powerful nation. Your main goal is to be the wealthiest trader in Venice at game's end through conquest, political maneuvering, and trade.
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The plot begins with the player taking control of one of the four gods comprising of Caesar, Oberon, Madcap and Scarlet allocated with colors of Green, Yellow, Blue and Red in the same order. The player is required to cross each level which is set on an island and defeat up to three opposing gods and take over the island.
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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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Every player has one month for dealing. He can buy or sell oilfields and storage tanks, offer oil on the world's markets, obtain statistics and studies, use sabotage, employ detectives, drill for oil, lay pipelines and much more. Once the month has ended the next player begins his turn. When all the players have completed their deals, a graphical description in column form, showing the financial status of each company will appear.
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A turn-based strategy game. Third version with the additional improvements.
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The game visualizes many wars from the year 1930 to the year 2025. It is a computer war games series, published by different companies from time to time.
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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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You are the commander of a Middle Eastern country’s air force whose aim is to gain Air superiority. This game consists of aircraft and rocket bases. There is no other type of vehicles in this game.
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Post-apocalyptic game of war. Excellent use of AI and an out of the world concept, the game doesn’t fail to win the attention of the players.
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Considered to be a game of wits and strategies, the game of chess has never failed to engross players into it. And what if you get the chance to get instructed by the very wizard of chess, Bobby Fischer? Exciting isn’t it.
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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 combination of several games. There are multiple shades are rolling, kingdom building, expanding and at its core, it contains strategic decision-making.
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Hexagonal-based WW2 strategy game. As the Supreme Commander of either Axis or Allied countries, you make all the military decisions affecting your numerous land, air, and sea forces in the European theatre.
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The game stands in the third position in the series of conflict games. The tactical game supports single and multiple players. In the game, the player holds command on a team of four soldiers, known as 101st Airborne Division.
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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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Marvelous war strategy from KOEI game collection. The game offers the advanced military strategy and even multiplayer support, but only at the shared screen.
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Unlike the first game, Genghis Khan II offers much more variety right from the start screen, allowing players to choose from four distinct historical eras: Mongol Unification (1184), Genghis Khan's Grand Ambition (1206), The Birth of the Yuan Dynasty (1271), The World Conquest (1190).
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Is a landmark historical grand strategy game developed and published by the legendary Japanese studio Koei Co., Ltd. The ultimate goal is global domination—first uniting the nomadic tribes of the Mongolian steppe as Temujin, and then expanding across Eurasia to conquer rival empires (like England, Japan, and Khorazm) while securing your family lineage.
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Termed as an excellent strategy game, Hannibal provides the much-needed platform for the player who wish to be explorers. Filled with its share of action, war and some brainstorming strategies, this game doesn’t fail to kick in the level of adrenaline making one get hooked to the screens.
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This game is a strategy game. The plot includes many characters who have certain attributes and fight for the throne and the player has to defeat other heirs by conquering and gaining wealth. Basically, it is the rudimentary version of age of empire computer version.
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The objective is to have the most pieces of your color on the board by the time all the spaces are filled or your opponent is completely wiped out. You play as either the Ruby (Red) or Emerald (Green) gems.
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The game effectively takes you back to the middle ages. One interesting thing about the game was, most of the graphics in the game were drawn by hand.
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The objective is to safely guide a train from a Start station to a Finish station. However, the tracks are in a state of total chaos. You are presented with a grid of square tiles, each containing a different piece of track (straights, curves, crossings). You must slide these tiles into the correct positions to form a continuous path before the train reaches a dead end or crashes.
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