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The game involves strategies and tactics to manage and run the business. The game features text parser interface and is set in medieval Europe. The game possesses turn-based pacing and fixed and flip-screen visuals.
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Medieval Warriors lets you pit your military skills against those of the computer in a graphically animated, computer battle game.
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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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By flying each of the Red Flag training missions and reading the accompanying descriptions in "Red Flag", crews will practice every maneuver necessary to the successful completion of the Persian Gulf and Old Dog missions.
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It is an arcade game in which you will receive a fighting plane controlled from headquarter. You can use the rockets to lock the target on the enemy's areas.
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There are colored blocks that you need to place to cover all the space of a particular line. The line will disappear after you successfully fill it with the part of the blocks.
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This is a huge game of colonisation, industrial development, trading and warfare set in the Eighteenth century.
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This game has shown an amazing side of Venice and will take you through the daily lifestyle of a trader in Venice. You can start the game with your character looking after his warehouse. There, you will need to find out suitable ways that will be used to transport your goods and services.
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The object of Mice Men is to get all twelve of your color mice to the other end of the game board before your opponent does. In this version you will always be playing the blue mice and the computer will play the red mice.
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Is a fast, straightforward dice game, in which players try to use a little strategy and a lot of luck in order to run up the highest score.
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Players alternate turns trying to get the highest score possible shutting numbered doors matching rolled dice. The player then rolls two dice, and closes any combination of doors whose numbers total that of the dice.
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In a multi-player game, the object is to finish the game with the highest score. When playing alone, the object is to beat your "personal best".
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The plot of the game starts on the battlefield where you can either hold control of the Japanese fleet or the American. When you are playing from the Japanese side, you can control the carriers Asagi, Zuiho, Kaga, Hiryu, and Soryu. And when you prefer the American fleet you gain complete control on Carriers Enterprise, Midway, Yorktown, and Hornet. Well, the result of the battle calculates how many carriers and planes were lost or shot down.
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The game plot is based on Midway’s naval battle which was fought in the year 1942. Thus, you get to choose your side which can be either the American or the Japanese. As you enter the first page of the game you are provided with all the details stating about the developing company as well as the copyright.
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You are in control of Captain John Stark, leader of the Free Villages Peace Force, the law enforcement agency on the island of "Midwinter". Enemy forces under the control of the evil General Masters have set up their base in the south-east and are attempting to capture your Heat Mines which are distributed throughout the island.
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