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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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You play as a lone miner setting out to make your fortune. Dig into the earth, collect valuable ores and gems, manage your equipment, sell your loot, and avoid starving or dying in cave-ins. Buy supplies (food, dynamite, ladders, lights, elevators) at the surface shop. Dig down into the grid-based terrain. Mine metals/gems (copper, silver, gold, platinum, diamonds). Return to the surface before running out of food/energy to sell your haul and upgrade your gear.
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On the screen, the player can find small and big holes where the player has to aim the golf ball. The gamer can be seen on the bottom of the screen which represents you. All the player has to do is aim their shot inside the hole.
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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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Your goal is to win. Knock out your opponent´s command center (comcen), which is the brains of the operation. No brains, no operation. Score more points than your opponent before time runs out.
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Disciples must be trained in Sword Fighting, Hand to Hand Fighting, and Divination, i.e., they must be successful in one session of each type, before an Adventure may be started. Once a disciple has been trained, you may Begin an Adventure by pressing "B" at the Book of Moebius menu.
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An easy-to-use and fun math program for kids age 4 to 14. Has tutorials and arcade type games. The tutorials have multiple learing levels so your child will never outgrow them. Has instruction for addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and prealgebra math.
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Monster truck game series is filled with crashing, racing and lots of action. The players are given the opportunity to choose amongst 12 monster trucks. Later on, they are made to compete with the AI generated players.
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As a Moon Buggy driver, your objective is to travel across the surface of the moon as quickly as you can. While you progress on your journey, you'll encounter huge craters, exploding land mines, and moon rocks on the lunar surface.
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Your job is to create a base in Moon with the help of your teammates. The goal is to create a base, colonize it with and then keep it sufficient with the earth supplies till you make it self-sufficient.
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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 a decent conversion of Michael Jackson's famous musical movie into a game. It follows the same story as the movie where you play Michael Jackson on his quest to save the kids from the clutches of Mr. Big. Set against the backdrop of a world-class musician, this game would be remiss if it didn’t incorporate some of Michael Jackson's signature styles, dance, and gestures.
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Clear the screen of tiles by finding and matching tile pairs. Each screen contains 36 sets of 4 matching tiles. Thus, for each individual tile, there are 3 matching tiles at the start of a game.
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Experience makes a character more powerful. This means more spells points, more health points, and other good things. The quest for experience is a key part of this game. Experience is obtained by killing monsters, but only takes effect after you stay at an Inn.
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The object of the game is to collect all, or the most coplete set, of one type of stones in one round, or hand, of trading. Players are paid the face value of the stones they have at the end of each round.
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Is a game for 1 to 5 players, the object of the game is to kill all the other players. Each player starts with a wizard each. You must protect your wizard at all costs. Your wizard will start with 25 spell points.
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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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Mot is a mess and he makes messes all the time. Due to unexplained reasons, you suddenly have, in your closet, a big 3-foot tall green dinosaur-looking monster, who has superpowers that allow him to teleport and disappear in a manner of seconds.
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The plot begins in the office, where the player has three options to choose from. There are three drawers, the first containing items which can be used when you are on the brink of losing your business. The second drawer contains options to either pause, leave or restart a game. The third drawer contains items which are not related to the business. Along with these, the gamer is provided with many other options with the help of which the individual can build and construct his Motor City.
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The action takes place in the mountains - on the roughest, meanest slopes imaginable, and features courses made up of hazards that will test the brains, courage and biking knowledge of the most experienced trials rider.
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You have 12 different levels each having a different set of obstacles which you must scale to win the level. To help you do that, there is a vast array of add-ons to buy in the shop. These will help fine-tune your bike against these obstacles.
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Is an ASCII action game for DOS, in which your mission is to make as big as possible explosions, while avoiding that you explode yourself. You must kill all enemies in every level, either by crushing or by running into them. If you die, you may continue two times from the level in which you died. The third time, you must start over at level 1.
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The object is to eat all the dots. If you eat a power pill, for a short period of time you will be able to eat the Ghosts. Entering a tunnels in any of the four walls will place you in the tunnel immediately opposite of the tunnel you entered. Occasionally a "bonus item" will appear in the maze. The location this object will appear is always the same as the starting position of MunchGuy. In the CGA and VGA modes, the "bonus item" is one of thirteen graphics, depending on the level you are playing. In the TEXT mode, the "bonus item" is one of the letters of the alphabet ("A" - "Z"), again depending on the level you are playing. Entering a TelePort with move the object (MunchGuy or Ghosty) to a random Teleport somewhere in the Maze.
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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 a war simulation, by its nature there is a large choice of commands. Start the game as Sergeant and work your way up to higher ranks as you get used to all commands. If you stick to this rule and read the game guide, your effort will be rewarded through fun and realistic battles.
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Is a championship microcomputer chess playing Program. The program starts off by asking a number of questions which determine the parameters of the game.
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