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Is a two-dimensional game whose story is related to business strategy. In the game, the player plays the character of a businessperson who is the owner of a transportation enterprise. The player can challenge the contenders and make profits by transportation of man and material.
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Is a two-dimensional game whose story is related to business strategy. The player plays the character of a businessperson who is the owner of a transportation enterprise. Also, the player can challenge the contenders and make profits by transportation of man and material.
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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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Is a game of planetary invasion and conquest in the Star Fleet series, which to date has included Star Fleet I and Star Fleet II.
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Tribolo is a Reversi game played with three players on a 16×11 grid, and there are unplayable squares scattered across the board which block capturing and create additional opportunities for groups of pieces to become uncapturable.
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In this game, you are a wizard and you have to make the little creatures called Troddlers to find their way out. The game starts with simple levels and gets more interesting as it progresses and at each level you complete you get a code that is required to enter the next level. It's basically a puzzle game and there 160 puzzles.
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Each level is time-based, which makes it necessary for the gamer to be swift enough or else restart from the beginning. The plot begins with the player selecting four settlers, with each one designated different tasks ranging from that of an architect to a farmer, who play important roles in different seasons.
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The game offers three historical scenarios: Alexender the Great's reach for world domination from Spain to India, the Assault on Fortress Europe from 1st of June to 31st of July, 1944 and an event where Napoleon's forces wanted to cross the English Channel on 5th August, 1905. The number of players to wage the war simultaneously is to be decided.
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The game offers the player to choose from four battle scenarios Arbela, Hastings, Marston, Gettysburg and the battle of Waterloo, with complete omission of the Prussians. The game involves two stages, the first where the player decides whether to attack or to defend. It is then followed by setting the moves by deciding the formation, numbers, and speed of the troops for a maximum of eight turns.
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The war-game, V for Victory is a fully mouse controlled game which occurs at the dusk of II World War. It consists of 4 plots and each day is divided into 6 parts.
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The world needs to be created from scratch by the player in the beginning of this game. A player can also use a pre-made world. A player can customize the number of characters in the world that he is forming along with it's setting.
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The player assumes the role of a wall street stock broker. The game starts by testing the player’s knowledge of stocks and shares and the basics of trading by asking a variety of questions. Each correct answer gives the player some money to use during the game.
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Play the ready scenarios, separately or in campigns, or use the editor to combine and modify the troops and maps in myriads of ways. Extensive research and design experience give Walls of Rome an exciting depth of strategy, level of reality, and height of enjoyment.
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Is a game which is real-time in nature. 16th century Korean is used as a background in this game. The war is for supremacy position between the two rival armies.
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Player can choose to play for Humans or Orcs. There are 12 scenarios for both sites with mostly single objective: to destroy the enemies. You have to mine gold and wood and produce buildings and soldiers.
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