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The railroad business strategic simulation. You play the part of the head of a railroad company, with the aim of creating your own railroad empire, providing a successful mass transit system that will be an inspiration to the rest of the world.
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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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Your job is to govern your province as efficiently as possible. Much of your time will be spent in designing and building the capital city of your Province. Housing, water-supply, industry and many other factors will have to be balanced to produce a successful city.
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Role-playing game, which is all about strategies and plotting used by the player, in an espionage mission to rescue his country out of dictatorship.
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A very nice simulation game. Before you take over your team, you should make a few important specifications. At the start you specify how many new team bosses will be added in the coming season.
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Don’t we all have the dream to someday get the opportunity to save the world as well as build an empire? Hammer of the Gods makes the same possible for the player, wherein the task is to build an empire following the rules as specified in the Norse Mythology.
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Requires quick thinking and strategising to determine the research that needs to be done, where and when to commission Fitz mines, hiring people quickly for ship building during a war and thus managing the five departments: Secret Intelligence Agency, Fitz mining, military, research and of course the government.
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If you like to play Monopoly but, are unable to find a partner then your problems are solved. In this Monopoly game the computer is your opponent. Watch out though, for he is not easily beaten.
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Is a role-playing game in which you take on the role of a Fleet Commander deployed to lead Federated Worlds forces in specific missions against enemy or rebel forces. Each mission takes place an a particular solar system.
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The goal is, of course, the classic objective of chess: Checkmate your opponent. However, Grandmaster Chess was designed to be more than just a match; its goal was to act as a comprehensive chess tutor. It wasn't just about winning; it was about analyzing why you won or lost.
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Your goal is to get as many Lemmings as possible to the exit. Lemmings walk mindlessly but you can choose some and assign them a special purpose.
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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 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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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Is a game of rare earths mining. In the game, you assume the role of a miner in search of rare earths like silver, gold, and platinum.
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The plot begins in the office, where the player has three options to choose from. There are three drawers, the first containing items which can be used when you are on the brink of losing your business. The second drawer contains options to either pause, leave or restart a game. The third drawer contains items which are not related to the business. Along with these, the gamer is provided with many other options with the help of which the individual can build and construct his Motor City.
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You must guide a specific percentage of green-haired, blue-tunicked Lemmings from the entrance trapdoor to the exit portal. You do this by assigning them one of eight specialized tasks (Climber, Floater, Bomber, Blocker, Builder, Basher, Miner, Digger). Once the required number of Lemmings safely reaches the exit, you move to the next stage.
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The player who takes the role of the prince is forced to stop Medusa's advance and to reunite the split kingdom. To reach that, he must fight against the goddess Medusa and defeat her again.
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