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The player assumes the role of the captain of a ship, who is in a binding contract with the king of Portugal. The terms of the contact states that in exchange of 10,000 units of gold per year, the captain must explore the area several kilometres south of Portugal and relay valuable information back to the king.
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Chemistry-based puzzle-solving logic game. In every level, you have to rearrange the scattered atoms of various elements and complete the molecule as specified by the game.
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The rules of the game are mostly similar to the board game Monopoly, with a few added features.
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AV-8B Harrier Assault is no ordinary flight simulator. Not only do you pilot one of the world's most exciting and versatile fighters, you also command an entire naval task force comprised of amphibious assault ships, warships, helicopters, troops - and a squadron of AV-8Bs.
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The object of Backgammon is to be the first player to remove all your men from your inner table. This is called "Bearing Off." To start, line up pieces as shown in the diagram. White's pieces are moved counter-clockwise around the board to bear off out of his inner table.
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The object of Backgammon is to be the first player to remove all your men from your inner table. This is called "Bearing Off." To start, line up pieces as shown in the diagram. White's pieces are moved counter-clockwise around the board to bear off out of his inner table.
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Your goal in this game is to increase the geopolitical prestige of your chosen superpower while avoiding a nuclear war. The four levels provide increasingly complex and accurate representations of the real world of geopolitics.
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Based on the original game by the same name, the game is a very powerful cold war simulation game. You use the military, industrial power and covert operation to help your country become a world power and to avoid a nuclear war.
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The object of the game is to leave the last balloon to the opponent. Can be played against the computer or against another player.
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In this game, you take a balloon trip across the night time sky. The object of the game is collect all the purple balloons on the level.
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Battle strategy game unlike normal military games, this game has the goal of getting rid of the rebellious leaders threatening the throne. The game is set in the time when Song Dynasty is coming to end.
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The game reflects Soleau's signature style—it's designed to be engaging, straightforward, and focused on challenging puzzles rather than complex graphics or deep RPG mechanics.
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Is an abstract board game whose basic properties (piece selection, motion, etc.) are physically intuitive. But due to the variety of interactions between pieces and some other essential details, it is important to read the directions carefully and demonstrate the range of possibilities for yourself by running through situations on the fully editable game board.
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The ships are placed on the lower grid by specifying their starting points. The starting point is the intersecting point on the grid which corresponds to the letter/number or number/letter combination selected.
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The object of Atlantis is to conquer all eight islands which make up the atoll called 'Atlantis'. You play the army called the Olympians. The computer will play the other three adversaries, the Calydonians, Argonauts, and then Titans.
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You are the commander of one of Galcoms premier warships. Your primary mission is to resolve conflicts with a show of force. It's that simple.
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The game is set in a sci-fi, futuristic and historical events setting and is played with a top-down perspective.
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The game aims to find the ship of the opponent and sink it. Both the players place their ships on the grid. They take turns to locate or guess where the opponent’s ships are located to find them.
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The object of the game is to sink my navy in the fewest number of shots, before I sink yours. The game board is divided in two sections. You will place your navy on the left, I will place mine on the right.
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This game simulates the breakout and pursuit of the German Battleship Bismarck that occurred during the early stages of World War II. The computer performs most of the tedious calculations and exhibits the results on the screen.
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Ships may only be placed horizontally, and the user must be careful not to block their cursor in the top corner. When the ships have been placed then you will be presented with the game screen.
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You are the commander of a fleet of BattleStar ships. Your mission: to destroy the enemy before he destroys you. Place your ships to evade enemy fire and be methodical in your search for his/her ships.
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The object is to eliminate the invading BEASTS. This is accomplished by squashing the beasts between two blocks. You can "push" the lighter blocks around by moving against/into them. If you move against a long row of blocks, the entire wall (row of blocks) will be pushed (moved). If you push a block against a Beast, and there is a block behind the Beast, then the Beast is "squashed", and destroyed. If a block isn't behind a Beast when you push the block against it, it isn't squashed, and stops you from pushing the blocks.
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The object of Begin is (as usual) to destroy the enemy fleet before they destroy you. You will receive an evaluation of your performance at the end of the action. Your enemy is tough and experienced. He will do his utmost to destroy you with whatever fleet you give him.
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Welcome to the Berlin Wall. Your task is to create a wall. Each time you create a wall down the center of the screen, it will be removed and you will earn points. The number of points is determined by the speed of the game. Your game pieces are controlled by the keys on your keyboard.
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The West Marches is a corrupt land ruled by immoral leaders. You are one of four Knights with a lust for power. And in the pursuit of power, the end justifies the means. The bloodiest battles yield the greatest spoils.
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The player is required to match the three or more same-colored tiles in a row. The row can be diagonal, left or right, upwards or downwards. After the match is made, the row gets cleared from the screen.
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The player attempts to score points by bidding or defeating the partnership bid of the opposition. At the end of the game, the side which features the highest points win.
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Similar to classic card games, Bicycle cribbage is controlled by the mouse, and is played against the computer. Along with the classic game, it also features losing cribbage, duplicates cribbage options, and the function to save the game.
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The objective of the game is to launch and play into position-specific cards to create the foundation in a suit and sequence, from ace via the king.
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