Air Support
J2003C says: I used to like to play in strategy mode, allowing more time to plot each move of my army. Action mode can be fun too, but the computer has the advantage. Just watch those robot soldiers convulse as they go into battle! Takes time to learn the controls.
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Sorcerer
Steve says: well, this is it. How fast do you want to die? A really challenging adventure with a great parser (as usual in infocom adventures). Don't be mislead by missing grafics, this game will haunt you and won't let you get away from the game easily. f you like this one, be sure to check out the releated Wishbringer, Enchanter and Spellbreaker adventure games!
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Ghostbusters
Matt Larsen says: I never got tired of winning this game. Just don't forget to buy Ghost Bait!
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Seven Cities of Gold
Matt Larsen says: This was the first adventure game that truly hooked me. When I was a kid I always had to create new worlds, as my pirated copy never had the original map disk!
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Hacker II - The Doomsday Papers
Neo-Rio says: Your expert hacking skills are required again to remotely control robots and splice security footage so that you can escape with the enemy plans without being detected. A unique experience to be played with the lights out!
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Wizball
J2003C says: Wizball (US) is a classic addictive game. Difficult at first, but fairly easy once mastered. Excellent music and effects. Try playing with 2 players as a team.
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Pacman
Neo-Rio says: Otherwise known as "Side Pacman", this version is very close to the arcade original, except for the strange musics and weird ghost behaviour. Time to flip your screen sideways.
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Poster Paster
graveyardjohn says: Tricky to start to play, great once you get the hang of it. Stick your posters across town, keeping your paste smooth, not lumpy or watery, and avoid the baddies!
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Little Computer People
Pugsy says: This is not really a game, but it was some simple fun. Unfortunately, this 'game' was the grandfather of the Sims series of games which now seem to have got completely out of control.
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