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The player has to strategize and destroy the enemy lands with weapons. For this, the player is provided with the statistics of players such as Adolf Hitler, Stalin, and others. The player has to save their number of soldiers at the same time crunch the enemy soldiers. Operation Europe Path to Victory 1939-45 as the name suggests, the overall goal remains to save the destruction of Europe and take to the path of victory. In addition, the player can play the Japanese version in 4 modes starting with either campaign mode, single player, multiplayer, campaign mode or else demonstration mode.
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Is for all sci-fi lovers, whose pace keeps getting interesting with progress. Strategizing every path, get set on the mission of restoring Peace once again.
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The objective is to safely guide a train from a Start station to a Finish station. However, the tracks are in a state of total chaos. You are presented with a grid of square tiles, each containing a different piece of track (straights, curves, crossings). You must slide these tiles into the correct positions to form a continuous path before the train reaches a dead end or crashes.
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Super Dune 2 is an improved version of a popular Dune 2 strategy game. Is not recommended for beginners. If you never played or won Dune 2, Play the original one first. The game is for experienced players who want the full effect of Dune 2.
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The game puts the player in the shoes of real estate investor, with the main focus on purchasing and selling of properties over time and make ample money.
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During the olden time, there were very turbulent conflicts in the Middle East region. The player needs to set economic, foreign and military policies and regulations in order to promote peace and stop the wars which are located to a particular region.
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Iron Cross is based on the story of the World War II and starts with a bit of an introduction of it. The ambition of the game is to set Europe free from the rule of the Nazis.
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Like a real card game, both the computer and the player must wait their turn and strategize how they are going to deal the highest hand without exceeding the limit. Players have the option to stand, hit, split, surrender, or double.
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The players choose ships and try to shoot down each other by specifying angles and initial velocities for the missiles.
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The game is developed by keeping the stock exchange market in mind. The stocks are also based on stocks of real companies like Boeing, General Motors, HP and many more.
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Is a collection of picture puzzles with jumbled-up tiles for you to slide into place. The game offers a top-down, fixed view of the puzzle.
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Is an obscurely named sliding puzzle game similar to classic picture puzzle games of the time. However instead of completing an image you slide numbered blocks 1 through 16 into order.
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The object of Acquire is to have made the greatest amount of money by the end of the game. This is done by creating hotel chains, buying, trading, and selling shares in these hotels, and by acquiring minority and majority holdings in these hotels. At the end of the game, the person with the most money is declared the winner.
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Aggression is a board game that combines some of the aspects of checkers and backgammon. The object is to get all of your pieces from their starting side to the opposite side before your opponent does.
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The game is a vast strategy game based on the rise and fall of the Roman Empire. Starting in the year 273 B.C., the date by which the Roman Republic had gained control of Italy, your role is that of the ruling power group in the Roman Senate, deploying Roman armies and commanders in successive foreign and civil wars.
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Each gun company starts with 100 men. After each shot there is a deserter on each side. Near misses can cause casualties, dependent on distance and of men remaining. A near miss which would bring a gun company to less than 10 men is treated as a direct hit.
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In order to succeed in Ascendancy, you will need to take your species to other worlds. You must colonize planets, control systems, and maintain that control. If you expand too quickly, your territory will be fragile and exposed. If you proceed slowly, you will not have enough resources to learn and build the new technologies necessary to compete in the galaxy and you will not be able to maintain a significant fleet of ships. Success will depend on your ability to find the proper balance within the following conditions of this universe.
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The player has a list of commands to execute in order to play this game you can play one player or multiplayer and can choose either of the warring fronts or you can sit back and watch the computer play the game to reach each side's historical objective.
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The rules of the game are mostly similar to the board game Monopoly, with a few added features.
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AV-8B Harrier Assault is no ordinary flight simulator. Not only do you pilot one of the world's most exciting and versatile fighters, you also command an entire naval task force comprised of amphibious assault ships, warships, helicopters, troops - and a squadron of AV-8Bs.
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The object of Backgammon is to be the first player to remove all your men from your inner table. This is called "Bearing Off." To start, line up pieces as shown in the diagram. White's pieces are moved counter-clockwise around the board to bear off out of his inner table.
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The object of Backgammon is to be the first player to remove all your men from your inner table. This is called "Bearing Off." To start, line up pieces as shown in the diagram. White's pieces are moved counter-clockwise around the board to bear off out of his inner table.
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Based on the original game by the same name, the game is a very powerful cold war simulation game. You use the military, industrial power and covert operation to help your country become a world power and to avoid a nuclear war.
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In this game, you take a balloon trip across the night time sky. The object of the game is collect all the purple balloons on the level.
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Battle strategy game unlike normal military games, this game has the goal of getting rid of the rebellious leaders threatening the throne. The game is set in the time when Song Dynasty is coming to end.
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The game reflects Soleau's signature style—it's designed to be engaging, straightforward, and focused on challenging puzzles rather than complex graphics or deep RPG mechanics.
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The goal of playing a game of chess is identical to that of many other games: specifically, defeating your opponent. In chess, this is done by placing your opponent's King in checkmate.
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The ships are placed on the lower grid by specifying their starting points. The starting point is the intersecting point on the grid which corresponds to the letter/number or number/letter combination selected.
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The object of Atlantis is to conquer all eight islands which make up the atoll called 'Atlantis'. You play the army called the Olympians. The computer will play the other three adversaries, the Calydonians, Argonauts, and then Titans.
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You are the commander of one of Galcoms premier warships. Your primary mission is to resolve conflicts with a show of force. It's that simple.
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