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Earth scientists (including the renowned Professor Brian Sandler) suspect, and the Leather Goddesses are well aware of, the existence of a tenth planet in the Solar System, called Planet X. As events will bear out, the planet is inhabited. The beings of Planet X are peaceful and technologically advanced, perfect pawns in the Leather Goddesses' gameplan.
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You have to find and seduce the girl of your dreams. It will not be easy, because you have only one night, and unfortunately, you are stuck with Larry's looks. Other problems, such as lack of money, lack of opportunity, and bad breath can complicate things significantly.
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The ultimate objective is to find the legendary Lost Dutchman Mine and retire in luxury. However, the game isn't just about finding one spot on a map; it’s about surviving long enough to get there. You start in the town of Goldfield with a tiny bit of cash. To reach your goal, you must: 1. Work the Land: Mine for smaller gold deposits or pan for gold in rivers to earn money. 2. Gather Clues: Talk to locals and find map fragments that eventually lead to the "big one." 3. Survive the Desert: Manage your health, hunger, and—most importantly—thirst.
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It is a game that will pull you in into its land of magic, with the world being ruled by Serena, an evil sorceress with the help of the skrols, a warrior race of orcs.
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It has been over 2 years since the agressive Orbs attacked the Earth. Now you work as a Manhunter, the highest post which can a human achieve in the Orb Aliance. Your job is to hunt down all humans who, in some way, have wronged the Aliance. Once you capture them, the Aliance will correct them.
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A fantasy game. Mick needs to collect all the potions scattered in the castle as well as free other animals who were the prisoners of the witch. Collecting potions and making the righteous use of the same fills in thrill into the game. Potion used on the animals transforms the different parts of the body.
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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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The games are card memory games, where you select two cards from the selection in a bid that they are a matching pair.
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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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Mindfighter is set in a dystopian post-apocalyptic world following a nuclear holocaust. You play as Robin, a young boy who slips into a coma after being caught in a nuclear explosion. While his physical body remains unconscious, his mind acquires powerful telepathic and psionic abilities. Robin’s subconscious projects his "mental self" into a bleak future world controlled by a tyrannical dictator named The System.
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Your mission is to save yourself and to regain your memory. There are a few tricky puzzles to solve and saving the game at various spots is recommended.
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The game takes place in a dystopian future where civilization is collapsing into chaos and violence. To save humanity, you—an unnamed protagonist—must use a telepathic machine called the Mindwheel. The goal is to navigate the Mindscape (a collective telepathic dimension) and enter the consciousness of four deceased historical figures to retrieve their unique wisdom and unlock the Wheel of Wisdom: Dr. Hans Vane: A pacifist and martyr. General Kleiss: A brutal, fascist dictator. Bobby Fletcher: A hedonistic, tragic rock star. The Poet: An ancient, archetypal artist. Each mindscape reflects the inner psyche, trauma, and memories of the character, creating four distinct, often hallucinatory worlds to explore.
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Introduce your child to this charming and exciting world of reading and problem-solving. With the help of the friendly Bookwyrm, children embark on a fun and exciting learning adventure. Along the way, they will be asked learning adventure. Along the way, they will be asked questions, given directions, and faced with puzzles based on their favorite fairy tales.
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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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You play as a young American detective invited to Cornwall, England, by your friend Tamara Lynd. She has recently moved into Tresyllian Castle after getting engaged to Lord Jack Tresyllian. Tamara believes her life is in danger: She is being haunted by the "White Lady," a ghost that has allegedly plagued the castle for centuries. Someone appears to be trying to scare—or murder—her before the wedding. Your goal is to explore the sprawling castle, interview suspects, search for hidden passages, find a rumored treasure, and unmask the phantom before it's too late.
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Is an interactive adventure game in which you must accomplish the mission of Moses - leading the Children of Israel from their bondage in Egypt to the promised land. It won't be easy, for many pitfalls and puzzles stand between you and successful completion of your mission. The attention to historic detail and the lighthearted tone of the game makes Moses an enjoyable experience for any age.
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In Murder Club you take the role of hardworking, no-nonsense police detective J.B.Harold. You've just found out that your partner, Judd Gregory, has suffered heart attack and has left this city's most baffling murder investigation in your hands.
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MURDER ON THE ZINDERNEUF has all the elements of a classic mystery: plot and counterplot, clues and red herrings, a host of suspicious characters with secrets to hide, and, naturally, a famous detective to sort things out: you.
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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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Is set in Prague, with a storyline where Jack Spade and his wife Angela return after years abroad. Jack Spade's memories of their childhood are vague and his dreams hint at their horrors in his dreams.
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In Nippon Safes Inc. you will experience the misadventures of our three friends against the backdrop of the Japanese metropolis of Tyoko. In this piece of fiction, the three stories proceed alongside one another and are indissolubly linked. You may decide to solve them one at a time or to alternate them.
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Rick's called back to action - in a Flash. Rick Dangerous II is the ultimate platform poser, packed with puzzles and teeming with traps. Pick up and play. And play.
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The player assumes the role of Siegmund, who is tasked with collecting objects placed in a three-dimensional landscape.
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The player who takes the role of the prince is forced to stop Medusa's advance and to reunite the split kingdom. To reach that, he must fight against the goddess Medusa and defeat her again.
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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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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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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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Your job is to mingle with the houseguests and to search the contents of the house until you feel you have solved the crime. Every game of SLEUTH is different so you must fully explore the house each time that you play.
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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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