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Great Battles of Alexander
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11.4 MB
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The Great Battles of Alexander is a turn-based ancient wargame from GSE Systems Erudite Software and Interactive Magic that has SVGA graphics and supports Windows compatible sound cards for sound effects. In this demo you can play either side of one battle between the Macedonians and the Indians. Two player games are supported on one computer in hot-seat fashion. Estimated Requirements: Pentium 60+, 8MB RAM.
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WarHeads
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1.8 MB
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WarHeads is an artillery game from totalPlay Software and ionos that has VGA graphics and supports Windows compatible sound cards for sound effects and background music. In this game you control a spaceship and you have to destroy the other spaceships in the game. Each spaceship is stuck to the side of a planet and attacks from there. There are five defensive mechanisms and thirty weapons to choose from in deciding your strategy to win. Games of up to four players are supported. Any player can be controlled by either the computer or a human player on the same computer. Requires: Pentium 60+, 8MB RAM, DirectX 3.0.
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Sega Worldwide Soccer
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10.4 MB
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Sega Worldwide Soccer is a soccer game from Sega Entertainment that has VGA or SVGA graphics (up to 640x480 with 16-bit color) and supports Windows compatible sound cards for sound effects. In this demo you can only play exhibition games with England as both teams. Multiplayer games are supported on the same computer, over a modem, IPX network, TCP/IP network, or serial connection. Requires: Pentium 90+, 16MB RAM, DirectX 3.0.
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Hunter Hunted
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8.8 MB
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Hunter Hunted is a platform game from Sierra On-Line and Dynamix that has SVGA graphics and supports Windows compatible sound cards for sound effects and background music. In this game you control either Jake or Garathe Den and you have to make your way through the levels destroying or avoiding the various hazards around. Two player games are supported on one computer simultaneously. Requires: Pentium 120, 16MB RAM, joystick.
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Worms 2
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6.6 MB
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Worms 2 is an artillery game from Team17 Software that has SVGA graphics and supports Windows compatible sound card for sound effects.
In this game you control a team of two worms. On the opposite side of the screen is another team of worms that can be controlled by another player. There is no option to play against the computer in this demo. As in the first game, you use various weapons to kill the other team's worms. Whichever team kills the other team wins. Requires: Pentium 120+, 16 MB RAM, DirectX 3.0.
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Dilbert's Desktop Games
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8.5 MB
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Dilbert's Desktop Games is an arcade game from Cyclops Software and Dreamworks Interactive that has SVGA graphics and supports Windows compatible sound cards for sound effects. There are two working mini-games you can play in this demo. In Techno Raiders you have to shock co-workers with your cell phone. You travel through levels collecting donuts and technology items. If you lose all of your technology, the game is over. Techno Raider supports two player games on the same computer simultaneously. Estimated Requirements: Pentium 60+, 8MB RAM.
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Fighting Force
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7.7 MB
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Fighting Force is an action game from Core Design and Eidos Interactive that has 3D accelerated, SVGA or VGA graphics and supports Windows compatible sound cards for sound effects. In this game you get to pick which of the four available characters you are going to control. During the game you are attacked by many groups of enemies. To fight them you use fighting game style moves to kick, punch, jump, attack behind you, run and sidestep. Cooperative two player games are supported on the same computer. Direct3D and 3Dfx Voodoo Graphics 3D cards are supported. Estimated Requirements: Pentium 90+, 16MB RAM, DirectX.
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Jack Nicklaus 4
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15.8 MB
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Jack Nicklaus 4 is a golf game from Cinematronics and Accolade that has SVGA graphics and supports Windows compatible sound cards for sound effects. This game uses the standard triple-click method to control the
swing of the club. This demo has three holes of the Muirfield Village course. Multiplayer games up to four players are supported on the same computer in hot-seat fashion. Estimated Requirements: Pentium 100+, 16MB RAM, DirectX 3.0.
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Virtual Pool 95
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1.5 MB
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Virtual Pool is a pool game from Celeris and Interplay Productions that has SVGA and VGA graphics and supports Windows compatible sound cards for sound effects. In this game you use a combination of the mouse and the keyboard to control the shots. It's 9-ball play, but it only has the 1, 2, 3, and 9 balls to shoot at. Two player games are supported on the same computer in hot-seat fashion. Estimated Requirements: 486/66+, 8MB RAM, DirectX 3.0.
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AFL '98
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9.0 MB
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AFL 98 a an Australian rules football game from EA Sports that has SVGA graphics and supports Windows compatible sound cards for sound effects.
Australian rules football is a game that is a cross between rugby and soccer. You throw and kick the ball to get it close enough to the goal where you can kick it through. If you're defending you just try to grab the guy with the ball and get it when he drops it. In this demo you can play one quarter of a game between the Adelaide Crows and St. Kilda Saints. Multiplayer games are supported on one computer. Requires: Pentium 133+, 32 MB of RAM.
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