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262 games
79 downloadable
1226 MB archived |
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SokoMind   
SokoMind is a mind boggler that will keep you busy for many many hours with all its 60 levels. SokoMind is of course built on the same principles as the classic Sokoban game. In SokoMind you control a "pusher" to move boxes into a dedicated area of each level. This game is not embellished, yet stylish and full of user options.
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GAME AUTHOR Gerald Holle
REVIEWED BY Boson
STAFF RATING 8/10
USER RATING ---
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FILE SIZE 703 KB
FILE DATE Jan 26, 2002
UPLOADED Mar 11, 2002
DEV TOOL Delphi
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Solitude 
Solitude is one of the most complete solitaire card game collections with its colossal collection of 91 different solitaire games included 3 solitaire games created by the author: Fire And Ice, Four Kingdoms and Wave Motion.
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REVIEWED BY Boson
STAFF RATING 8/10
USER RATING 6.7/10
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FILE SIZE 3.7 MB
FILE DATE Jun 06, 1999
UPLOADED Oct 16, 1999
DEV TOOL unknown
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Spryjinx
You haven't seen anything like this game before! It's different - it's Spryjinx. A simple yet extremely fun vertical scrolling game for 1 or 2 players. This must be one of the funniest and most addictive freeware games I have ever played (and still play)!
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REVIEWED BY Boson
STAFF RATING 8/10
USER RATING 7.8/10
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FILE SIZE 288 KB
FILE DATE Jun 12, 1998
UPLOADED Aug 15, 1998
DEV TOOL unknown
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Spud Invaders
This game only needs one explicit explanation; a spud is a potatoe (slang). The rest of Spud Invaders just reinforces that Space Invaders, its ancestor, is immortal and timeless and you will likely join the undead before this game and similar clones will cease to be popular and appreciated. Spud Invaders presents smooth gameplay with original sound effects. It's not easy with only 3 lives and especially in the end phase of a wave (level) when the spuds move mighty fast. Can you reach Wave 2 as I did?
| PC REQUIREMENTS: Hardware acceleration |
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GAME AUTHOR Mike Hanson
REVIEWED BY Boson
STAFF RATING 8/10
USER RATING ---
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FILE SIZE 498 KB
FILE DATE Jan 14, 2002
UPLOADED Jul 31, 2002
DEV TOOL unknown
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Super Secret Ninja
Running along the ceiling and slicing foes as an awesome ninja is fun, but real ninjas use stealth. Stealth is the name of the game in Super Secret Ninja, where you must make your way through each randomly-generated level without being seen ten times. If you're seen...well, your "enemies" won't do a thing, except for turning red. Sure, real ninjas do occasionally have to use a weapon, and being caught usually results in a dangerous battle, sometimes death, but SSN doesn't try to be realistic. SSN's ninja prefers a ninja rope over a bloody, sharpened sword, making for an addictive, arcadey game.
Some of the things in SSN could use some work, though. First off, the gameplay takes some getting used to, as it's almost impossible to succeed without using your ninja rope as a pole vault (by standing on the ground and pressing down+ctrl). This isn't much of a problem after 15 minutes of play, but it's very annoying at first. Second of all, there's no sound at all, and your enemies move back and forth without animation. Gameplay is really all that matters, but those who appreciate good graphics and sound will undoubtedly be disappointed. The game remains fun, though.
Overall, SSN can be a fun game, if you don't feel the need to slice your foes or instantly get the hang of it. Plus, its 54 KB size means that it will literally take a second to download, no matter how slow your connection. Therefore, I recommend it to fans of ninjas and arcade games.
| PC REQUIREMENTS: Should play on almost any PC |
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REVIEWED BY Mechalord
STAFF RATING 8/10
USER RATING 7.1/10
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FILE SIZE 54 KB
FILE DATE Jan 01, 2004
UPLOADED Nov 16, 2004
DEV TOOL C/C++ (generic)
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