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Future Wars is traveling through time; the past, present and the future. Easy control to operate beautiful graphics, excellent sounds and the fantastic story engage the attention of a gamer.
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The game is played by typing commands to interact with the environment and progress through the story. The game's parser allows for a wide range of commands and understands natural language input.
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These are the continuing voyages of the Starship U.S.S. Enterprise. The renegade Vulcan Sybok has taken command of my ship and intends to navigate the U.S.S. Enterprise through the "Great Barrier" at the center of the galaxy.
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The game is based entirely on Star Trek, featuring animated versions of all the popular Star Trek characters and the famed starship USS Enterprise. The player takes control of the commander of the Enterprise William Riker. A space station called Aquila is under attack by a powerful group of aliens and it falls upon will and his crew members to discover the reason for the attack and the ways to thwart it.
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The player takes control of Star blade, one of the most advanced spacecraft in the galaxy, and ventures out in search of Genolyn with the aim of foiling her plans before execution. The player will need to fight and defeat several enemies and navigate through a difficult terrain before he can get to Genolyn.
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You play a young Star Ranger who must save Commander Ursula Skye and the crew of Colonial Star One from the evil Captain Talon and his villainous Black Brigade.
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In an game, you control the actions of one of the major characters in the story. You play a human mercenary named Quinn. As you play, you will control Quinn's decisions and actions. Various obstacles are placed in Quinn's path and you must determine the best course of action to surmount them. Your judgment and wits are directly responsible for moving the story along.
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Look, up in the stars! Is it Little Bird? Is it a Twiddlebug? No...it´s Astro-Grover! Help him count the Zips as he welcomes them to planet Earth. So, if you´re ready for fun, let´s get started.
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The player takes control of Hammer-head and must defeat enemies at every level. At the start of the game, Hammer-Head is parachuted into the level from where he starts his journey on foot.
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You have only got a short time now to prove that You are not guilty. You have to find the answer before the storm is over and the police comes to arrest you...
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As Thad, a successful horror writer, you are drawn into the psychological mystery behind your evil twin as he commits crimes and murders for which you are blamed. To defeat his evil forces, you must dodge the police, uncover clues and discover the secret of the Dark Half. Only then can you prove your innocence, save your family, and silence George Stark forever.
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The town museum has been sneaked in by someone who has turned the place chaotic. It is the work of you as the player to solve the mystery and restore back the museum with the help of your robot companion MICK, who is always ready to help the player, whenever they feel hit by a block. The player encounters a number of subjects starting from astronomy, mechanics to history. The player is required to go through a small maze in the start to retrieve the card keys without which it won't be possible to open the museum door.
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Each player starts with three lives. When these are lost the player may continue if he or she has any remaining credits.
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You search through the rooms and caves, as hostile, rapid-moving aliens try to kill you as you engage in a wild adventure that sends chills through you if you are lucky to live so long. The objective of 3D Land is to navigate through a series of complex 3D mazes, collect specific items (often treasures or keys), and find the exit to reach the next level.
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The protagonist is a secret service agent who is trapped in a high-security prison. The Player needs to help the secret agent break out of the prison.
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Barney Bear is visiting his Grand parents' farm. He has to wake up early and help with chores such as milking cow cows and feeding the chickens. The story starts with Barney Bear waking up with the sun.
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You play the part of one of the ten suspects in the game. The setup screen lets you choose the suspect you wish to play and the suspects to be played by your opponents. Each suspect card has a panel underneath.
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The sage of Dune just started. Dune is a 1992 video game, based upon Frank Herbert's science fiction novel of the same name.
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Is one of the finest educationally entertaining video games released in 1991. The plot starts with a young child who plays the avatar of the player going into a jolly ride into the dreamland when he is put to sleep by his mommy. The child has entered into the world of Mother Goose who needs his help to rearrange the goofed up nursery rhymes.
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The game helps young children to start visually identifying shapes and color matching, while Mickey talks and provides supportive feedback for the puzzles presented as magic.
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In Mickey’s Runaway Zoo both Mickey and Goofy team up to return all of the animals back to the zoo. This is done by a series of screens for young children to start visually identifying numbers incorporated into vivid color landscapes.
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While out walking Pluto, Mickey Mouse stumbles upon a spaceship. Investigating the inside, he is briefed by the ship's computer named XL30, who explains that the ship is from the planet Oron in the Alpha Centauri star system.
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The game takes place in Paris. The whole town was stumbled upon a new game software called Bargon Attack (what a coincidence). People were going crazy about this game. They loved it. Unaware to those people, the Bargonian begin to alive, jump out from the monitor, and starts eliminating them. In a short time, earth was infested with this Bargonians. Fortunately, a hero named Bob Sprite is ready to kick their butt.
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In Captain Spleen 2, you must rescue Colin Gagnon and Robert Randall, the authors of the game, from the clutches of the evil MSDOS. On the way, you'll meet a cast of interesting characters, hear the infamous REPAIR sound effect, and see a certain name that starts with O several times.
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Interesting facts about different kinds of dinosaurs are presented at the start of every level. If the player successfully recreates a real dinosaur species, they are given the opportunity to learn more about that animal.
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Interactive fiction is a story in which you are the main character. Your own thinking and imagination determine the actions of that character and guide the story from start to finish.
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It attempts to build the foundation for reading and writing skills in children. The game starts with making the children choose the correct spellings for very simple words and then progresses to slightly more difficult words.
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You play as Dr. Bruce Banner. You start the game tied to a chair, with no clue as to how you got there. You need to escape, but Bruce Banner is not strong enough to break the ropes...
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You start the interactive adventure with embarking on a quest. You will travel through the lands in the search of evil plaguing the land and find out different ways to survive. Your character needs to survive among various problems that you faced during the gameplay.
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The object of each board in the game is to get to the "EXIT". There are 8 levels. There will also be enemies on each board, if you get touched by one you'll die...
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