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Iron Cross is based on the story of the World War II and starts with a bit of an introduction of it. The ambition of the game is to set Europe free from the rule of the Nazis.
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The game consists of the gameplay of a solitaire. The game is played with tiles which are on the board.
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This game is the result of hundreds of hours of constant refinement to make skill and strategy the main factors in determining the winner.
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Like a real card game, both the computer and the player must wait their turn and strategize how they are going to deal the highest hand without exceeding the limit. Players have the option to stand, hit, split, surrender, or double.
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Blitzkrieg at the Ardennes is a traditional operational-level, turn-based wargame. It adapted the meticulous style of classic tabletop board wargames into a digital environment. The battlefield is rendered from a top-down perspective using a hexagonal grid layout over the rugged terrain of the Ardennes. The map realistically tracks strategic points, rivers, roads, and dense forests that heavily impact movement speeds and choke points. Players can take control of either the attacking German forces trying to rapidly break through to Antwerp, or the defending Allied forces scrambling to hold the line and delay the German advance until reinforcements arrive.
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The players choose ships and try to shoot down each other by specifying angles and initial velocities for the missiles.
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The game is developed by keeping the stock exchange market in mind. The stocks are also based on stocks of real companies like Boeing, General Motors, HP and many more.
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Is a collection of picture puzzles with jumbled-up tiles for you to slide into place. The game offers a top-down, fixed view of the puzzle.
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Is an obscurely named sliding puzzle game similar to classic picture puzzle games of the time. However instead of completing an image you slide numbered blocks 1 through 16 into order.
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The object of this game is to kill flies by make 3 or more in a row, column or diagonal in same fly color. Big objects on the right are very useful for removing those flies but you have to figure out how to use them. Use them smartly.
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Four-In-A-Row is a game that is enjoyed by all ages. Your first screen will be a demo of what Four-In-A-Row will look like while playing the game. The object of the game is to get 4 of the same color pieces in a row, either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. You may either watch this demo to get a better idea of the way the game is played, or press any key to continue to the Main Menu. At this point, highlight your selection by using the up or down arrows on your keyboard, then press ENTER. The F2 key will toggle sound off/on from the Main Menu or while playing the game.
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You will have the opportunity to manage the mythical eingines of the World War II. You will have to lead hundreds of tanks, aircraft an vessels to the final victory against fierce enemies.
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The object of Acquire is to have made the greatest amount of money by the end of the game. This is done by creating hotel chains, buying, trading, and selling shares in these hotels, and by acquiring minority and majority holdings in these hotels. At the end of the game, the person with the most money is declared the winner.
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The fate of your ship and crew hinges on your strategic skill and split-second decision making. Choose tactics and weapons carefully in this real-time naval warfare simulation. Survival depends on you.
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The object of the game is to destroy your opponents army and gain control of the Suez Canal. No matter what the circumstances are, you want to control as many of the bases as you can. If you control 0 bases you will receive 0 new supplies.
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Aggression is a board game that combines some of the aspects of checkers and backgammon. The object is to get all of your pieces from their starting side to the opposite side before your opponent does.
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Is a puzzle game for one or two players. Place your tokens in turn on the board or slide a row or column. All in order to wipe the board from your own tokens. But beware, you must also have a higher score to beat your opponent.
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The plot is set very much in this planet. The earth is once again in the clutches of aliens after an invasion. You as the player must rescue human civilization from aliens. Set as a 1st person game, you must shoot down each alien you encounter.
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Fight battles in a multitude of settings, from forests to glaciers, from deserts to swamps. Create your own missions - even your own maps - with the built in Scenario Editor.
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In Archipelagos you are floating just a metre above the ground, as if disembodied, amongst a group of islands known as an Archipelago. Scattered around the Archipelago are stones, and somewhere there is one special stone the Obelisk.
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You are the chief of the "Ambivalents", those curious beings who seek out the old myths about the sun. You have made numerous converts, but only a few have followed you in your armed struggle.
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You can play a single-player against a computer or multiplayer with another person. It is a turn-based card game that allows players to play two types of games, Beano, and rockets.
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Armada follows the 1588 battle between The English fleet and The Spanish Armada. As the first entry into historical war games, ARMADA is a pioneer in the gaming industry as it paved the way for many more to follow.
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The setting of the game is customizable, wherein the player can choose from a variety of options such as enabling or disabling the hints, display of the correct answer, sound settings, timed play, and humor mode.
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Each gun company starts with 100 men. After each shot there is a deserter on each side. Near misses can cause casualties, dependent on distance and of men remaining. A near miss which would bring a gun company to less than 10 men is treated as a direct hit.
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Each time you shoot, 10 of your men desert because the gun is so damm loud, so hit your enemy quickly before you lose all your men.
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In order to succeed in Ascendancy, you will need to take your species to other worlds. You must colonize planets, control systems, and maintain that control. If you expand too quickly, your territory will be fragile and exposed. If you proceed slowly, you will not have enough resources to learn and build the new technologies necessary to compete in the galaxy and you will not be able to maintain a significant fleet of ships. Success will depend on your ability to find the proper balance within the following conditions of this universe.
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Ashes is a complex fusion of adventure and streategy which places demands on all your powers of diplomacy and intelligence. As you enter the heartland of your one time great adversary, you must find a strategy to bring order to chaos.
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Assimilation is a very simple game to play, but very hard to master. Your goal is to assimilate the opponent before the opponent does the same to you. It is war. Do not feel sorry for the opponent, he is there to take you down.
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This interactive board game offers action and adventure as Asterix and his friends journey around the Roman Empire on a challenge from Caesar while learning about different countries' history and culture. You can play as various characters including Asterix, Obelix, Impedimenta, Panacea, Justforkix and Geriatrix.
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