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An awesome game about killing zombies. Follow-up to Left 4 Dead, this massively popular zombie killer provides the same fun fast-paced action of the original, supporting up to 4 player co-op.

Earth 2150 (and its EPs) is a sequel to Earth 2140. Eurasian Dynasty has launched nukes around the world. This has changed orbit of earth, now it's going to sun.

You, commander of ED, UCS (United Civilizated States) or LC (Lunar Corporation) , have to gather a lot of money and make an escape ship to Mars. The game was released in 2001.

"TastyStatic is a videogame where you go really fast and jump a lot. You'll probably get really annoyed along the way too.
It's a clone of an excellent PC oldie called Sky Roads by BlueMoon Interactive, which is required playing if you like this kind of stuff." -- From TastyStatic Main Site (http://tastystatic.com)

It's supported on 3 Platforms: Windows, OS X, Linux

Battlefield 1942 is a multiplayer FPS from DICE and EA Games. It's set in various battlegrounds of WWII, where players fight as GI infantry, and have the ability to pilot various vehicles.

Armed with an alien nursery-worth of zombie-zapping plants like peashooters and cherry bombs, you'll need to think fast and plant faster to stop dozens of types of zombies dead in their tracks.

RollerCoaster Tycoon is a simulation strategy computer game that features theme park management. Developed by MicroProse and Chris Sawyer and published by Hasbro Interactive, the game was released for Microsoft Windows on March 31, 1999 in North America and in Europe on April 12, 1999. Later that year, an expansion pack titled Corkscrew Follies (Added Attractions in Europe) was released. In 2000, a second expansion pack was released titled Loopy Landscapes.

Defense Grid is a 3D singleplayer tower defense game. You must construct defensive towers of various types on predetermined areas to get rid of incoming alien swarms before they reach your mainframe and run with its power cores.

In TC:NY it's up to you to expand your district by placing and upgrading buildings. Meet your residents' demands, develop your businesses against rival AIs, build famous landmarks of the Big Apple and ultimately take control over the whole of today's Manhattan.

Developped by a handful of talented french students, I-Fluid is a 3D "ball game" in which you play as a water drop. Roll and jump to avoid absorbing or hot surfaces, push smaller objects and make your way through 15 levels where apple slices regenerate your health, mugs are mountains and plants can be used as giant staircases.