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Emperor of the Fading Suns
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9.1 MB
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Emperor of the Fading Suns is a turn-based strategy game from Holistic Design and SegaSoft that has SVGA graphics. In this game you control one of five factions battling for control of the Fading Suns Universe. Through political, military, and trading power you try to coerce the other factions to vote for you to be the Regent of the Known Worlds. If you get a majority of the votes, you become regent. If you can keep the Regent position for ten turns, the other factions will submit to your rule, and you win the game. Multiplayer games of up to five people can be played on one computer in hot-seat fashion, or by using a play by e-mail system. Requires: 486/66+, 16MB RAM, DirectX 3.0.
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HoverRace
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2.7 MB
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HoverRace is a multiplayer racing game from GrokkSoft that has SVGA or VGA graphics and supports Windows compatible sound cards for sound effects. In this game you race a hover craft with a rocket strapped to the back of it. To steer you just point the craft the way you want to go and use the rocket. Since it's a hovercraft, when you stop using the rocket you will still travel in the direction you were going in for a while. The hovercraft can also jump over obstacles and pits that are in the track. Along with the game comes a utility to make your own tracks.
This game was designed for multiplayer only. You can practice controlling the hover craft on your own computer, but there are no computer opponents to race against. Two players can play it on one computer using a split screen. Requires: 486/66+, 8MB RAM, DirectX.
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Metal Knights 95
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0.8 MB
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Metal Knights 95 is a turn-based multiplayer strategy game from David Vincent that has SVGA graphics and supports Windows compatible sound cards for sound effects. This game can be played with up to ten people
on the same computer or on the Internet. You have to settle a base and acquire cities and resources so you can start building up your military. When your military is strong enough you start to fight with the other players until eventually there is only one winner. Estimated Requirements: 486/66+, 8MB RAM.
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NCAA Basketball: Final Four 97
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20.5 MB
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NCAA Basketball: Final Four 97 is a college basketball game from Mindscape Games that has SVGA graphics and supports the Sound Blaster for sound effects. This game lets you play either the Kansas Jayhawks or the Wake Forest Demon Deacons through one full basketball game. The players look good and move well because they are made up of polygons.
Two players can play against each other on one computer. Requires: Pentium 75+, 8MB RAM, DirectX 3.0.
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Pod
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11.5 MB
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Pod is a racing game from Ubi Soft that has SVGA graphics and supports Windows compatible sound cards for sound effects. In this racing game you control the car from a chase-plane perspective. You can use a
joystick, gamepad, steering wheel, or keyboard to control the car.
All of the various versions of this game are MMX enabled. Multiplayer games are supported using a split screen, IPX network, modem, serial
connection, or the Internet using TCP/IP. Requires: Pentium 120+, 16MB RAM, DirectX 3.0.
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Triple Play '98
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4.7 MB
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Triple Play '98 is a baseball game from Electronic Arts that has SVGA graphics and supports Windows compatible sound cards for sound effects.
This game is a home run derby. You choose which batter you want to control. Then you see how many home runs you can hit. You can have up to five people play this game on one computer. Each player takes their turn, then the next player plays. Estimated Requirements: Pentium 90+, 16MB RAM, DirectX 3.0.
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Dark Rift
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11.6 MB
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Dark Rift is a 3D fighting game from Kronos Digital Entertainment and Vic Tokai that has SVGA graphics and supports Windows compatible sound cards for sound effects. In this game two different fighters are available for you to fight with. Two player games are supported with both players using the keyboard. Estimated Requirements: Pentium 133+, 16MB RAM.
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Surround
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1.2 MB
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Surround is a trilinear enclosure game for two to six players. The game is played on a hexagonal game board in which players take turns placing pieces on the board with the purpose of surrounding the opponents' pieces on three sides with his or her own pieces.
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Battle Cycles
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8.2 MB
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Battle Cycles is a Tron game from L.D. Software that has SVGA graphics and supports Windows compatible sound cards for sound effects. In this tron game you can choose between four cycles that have different armor,
speed, and weapons. Using the weapons you can break through the blockade that your opponent puts in your way. This game is only for two players on the same computer. There is no way to play against the computer. Requires: Pentium 100+, 16MB RAM, DirectX.
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Go-Moku 95
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1.3 MB
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Go-Moku 95 is a puzzle game from Stas Draphin that has SVGA graphics and supports Windows compatible sound cards for background music. This is a Gomoku or 5 in a Row game. You play on a 19x19 size board and you have to line up five of your dots in a straight line to win. You can customize how hard the computer opponent is. Two player games are supported on one computer in hot-seat fashion. Requires: 486/66+, 8MB RAM.
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