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262 games
79 downloadable
1226 MB archived |
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Hexagem   
In Hexagem, your goal is to create groups of as many gems of the same color as possible. Each turn lasts 30 seconds during which you can slide any active gems around like with a sliding puzzle. Before the turn is up, you must choose to deactivate any set of two or more gems in order to earn points. This game features nice graphics and sound.
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GAME AUTHOR Rodrigo Braz Monteiro
REVIEWED BY Aguydude
STAFF RATING 10/10
USER RATING 8.2/10
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FILE SIZE 1.6 MB
FILE DATE Jan 01, 2001
UPLOADED Sep 29, 2001
DEV TOOL Multimedia Fusion
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Hornado
Hornado is a side-scrolling shooting game. The game does lack music but has no other real flaws that I could see. Your goal is to fly through space in your ship and destroy enemies just like in most other games. You can collect various power-ups and the power-ups are cumulative. The game contains high quality graphics, high quality sound, challenging levels, and powerful bosses. Your weapon has the ability to powerup to increase strength but it is often more effective to collect power for your normal weapons.
This update adds music to the game.
Download links to download page. Various software downloads which may be necessary if the game works improperly are also on the download page as are special versions of Hornado with smaller file sizes.
| PC REQUIREMENTS: 200 MHz CPU, DirectX7, 4 MB videocard |
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GAME AUTHOR sven
REVIEWED BY Aguydude
STAFF RATING 10/10
USER RATING 7.4/10
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FILE SIZE 26 MB
FILE DATE Dec 19, 2000
UPLOADED Dec 20, 2001
DEV TOOL unknown
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I've got some BALLS
This 3D action game rocks! Maneuver a ball through 12 challenging levels, gathering all diamonds along the way. The ball, which changes color when it passes through a colored gate, can be red, green, yellow, or blue. Each color has a unique ability. Use the space bar to activate the ball's special power. It takes some time to get used to controlling the ball, so don't give up! This game features DirectX compatibility with all cards, 3d Studio level converters for map making, multiple resolution settings, outstanding 3D graphics, high quality sound, and more! It even has a special option to accommodate "AMD 3D Now!" and "SSE" users. 5 additional levels and a high scores list are available at the author's site. For more information, check out the "ballseng.txt" file. This is a great game - download it and see!
More levels are available on the Finnish version of the homepage.
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GAME AUTHOR Sebastian Aaltonen
REVIEWED BY tEkJuNkiE
STAFF RATING 10/10
USER RATING 7.7/10
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FILE SIZE 2.4 MB
FILE DATE Dec 12, 1999
UPLOADED Dec 18, 1999
DEV TOOL C/C++ (generic)
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Laser Kombat
You control a laser equipped tank. You try to shoot or drown other tanks without being in the direct line of sight. This means you often have to hide behind mirrors and other stuff. This game is very similar to LaserTank but LaserTank emphasizes quantity whereas Laser Kombat emphasizes quality. As such, Laser Kombat has more impressive graphics and the levels are all fun to play.
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GAME AUTHOR David Dewey
REVIEWED BY Aguydude
STAFF RATING 10/10
USER RATING 5.8/10
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FILE SIZE 1.2 MB
FILE DATE Jan 01, 1999
UPLOADED Sep 04, 1999
DEV TOOL VC++
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Megabot
Note: Since many people seem to be giving this game a lot of criticism, I wish to make a short point. The first time I played this game, I thought it deserved about a 6/10 and didn't even bother reviewing it. The second time I played it (the author made it a bit easier and improved a few things), I thought maybe an 8/10. Several hours later, I realized that Megabot is a great game. To be honest, it probably took me a few hours to get skilled enough to beat even the first level (on the original version) but I picked it up. This game is fun if you're willing to play it long enough to beat at least a couple levels. To be fair, some levels are nearly impossible...until later.
Megabot is a Megaman clone. However, the gameplay is very different from Megaman. The biggest difference between Megaman and Megabot is that Megabot puts a large focus on the levels, not the bosses. Despite Megabot's jetpack ability, it is almost impossible to just run through a level without pausing to fight enemies or to maneuver around them. In Megabot, taking damage will not result in temporary immunity, meaning that it is easy to die merely by touching enemies. This isn't as horrible as it sounds; temporary immunity made Megaman levels way too easy and I think this is nice. Both Megabot and enemies take damage from such collisions but larger enemies will often just destroy Megabot in one hit after such a collision, especially if Megabot has not collected any of the upgrades scattered around the levels. As a result, this game is hard. However, it isn't impossible. It took me about 2-3 days to beat but I was playing almost constantly. It is definitely harder than Megaman, though I think that all of the bosses are very easy to defeat, especially if you have proper weaponry.
The upgrade system is another difference between Megabot and Megaman. Each level contains 4 upgrades for each of Megabot's systems as well as a major upgrade to Megabot's primary, secondary, or tertiary weapon found upon defeating the boss. Megabot does not start with his secondary or tertiary weapons. Although many of these upgrades are very easy to find, players will probably die before finishing the level. Since game saves only occur after a level is completed (or exited, if it has already been completed), the ease of collecting these upgrades is very misleading.
Megabot has a meter for life, jetpack, and weapon. The jetpack and weapon meters recharge as Megabot moves around on the ground but can easily run out if overused, especially if Megabot chooses a weapon with a high energy output. As previously mentioned, these meters can be upgraded to have greater capacity. As a robot, Megabot is far too heavy to jump. However, he is capable of using a jetpack. Megabot begins the game with this jetpack and is capable of flying in the air for prolonged periods of time, especially if his jetpack has been upgraded to have a greater capacity.
Although the graphics in Megabot are nice and follow interesting themes, Megabot does not take advantage of fancy graphical effects or oversized palettes. The sound in Megabot will be very familiar to Megaman fans. However, this game really shines for its nice gameplay and it does run in full screen mode.
Download links to download page
| PC REQUIREMENTS: Pentium III, 600Mhz, 128MB RAM, DirectX 6.0, 6MB of free space |
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GAME AUTHOR Taurus Media
REVIEWED BY Aguydude
STAFF RATING 10/10
USER RATING 6.8/10
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FILE SIZE 4.5 MB
FILE DATE Apr 15, 2003
UPLOADED Apr 20, 2003
DEV TOOL GameMake
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