Lord of Ultima
Essentially a clone of city-building browser games like Evony or Travian, Lord of Ultima is a city-building real-time strategy game that takes place in a …
Lane Mastodon vs. The Blubbermen
By 1988, text adventures were on their way out. Infocom kept hacking it at, but their overlords at Activision …
King’s Field Additional
The two King’s Field Additional titles on the PSP are both strictly old-school 90-degree-grid-movement first person RPGs. They seem hastily designed, there …
King’s Field IV: The Ancient City
Stepping into the shoes of Prince Devian of the Azalin Empire, you are tasked to return the cursed Idol of …
Sky Target
Once again, Sega masks its lineage by giving a completely new name to what’s obviously a new installment in the After …
King’s Field II
Bigger is better, right? The third King’s Field uses the same engine as the previous game and has you – as Prince …
After Burner III
Strike Fighter is essentially a variation on G-LOC, except it’s more faithful to the original After Burner. The pace is much faster, there’s …
Mission: Impossible (1998)
When Ocean – creators of licensed “gems” like Hook, Jurassic Park and The Addams Family – first announced a new Mission: Impossible game (following an earlier 8-bit …
Crystal of Kings, The
The Crystal of Kings is an extremely rare arcade scrolling fighter developed by BrezzaSoft, a small team made of ex-SNK developers, …
Yie Ar Kung-Fu
Among the big traditional arcade game manufacturers in Japan, nearly everyone has their own famous long-running fighting game series. Capcom’s Street …
Jazz Jackrabbit 3D
After the success of the first two games, Epic started work on making a new Jazz game, this time using their Unreal …
Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, The
Beginning as a radio show in 1978 and eventually evolving into books, television shows and a Hollywood motion picture, The …
Gaia Crusaders
Noise Factory was a studio formed in the late 90s that worked closely with SNK on a number of projects. …
