Curse is a survival horror game deveoped by Asylum Entertainment for the PC and published by Dreamcatcher. In the game you play as two different heroes battling ancient egyptian enemies in Victorian England.
NecroVisioN is a gory fantasy FPS remotely based on Painkiller's engine and set during WW1. It features a sophisticated combat system that lets you use your character's left hand like never before to shoot, throw, stab... and ultimately host the powerful Shadowhand. Combo kills fuel your body with adrenaline that can be used as a "bullet time" reserve or as a mystical source for the Shadowhand's spells.
MotorM4X is a freeform offroad driving and racing game reminiscent of 4x4 Evo and the Cabela's Offroad Adventure series, and then more. It's based on the Vampire engine, a custom modification of the open-source Ogre.
20 years after its coin-operated debut the arcade classic returns, this time on the PC. Sit tight in your Ferrari and get ready for ultra-fast old-school racing and crazy challenges through rich and varied environments in beautifully old-fashioned graphics.
Emperor: Battle for Dune is a top-down RTS developed by Westwood Studios (now part of EA Los Angeles) and released in 2001. This is the third game in the Dune RTS series and the 1st to use 3D graphics for gameplay.
Bully: Scholarship Edition was developed by Rockstar Vancouver and ported by Rockstar New England. Friends? You and me?
Empire Earth III is the third in the series of Empire Earth RTS games developed by Mad Doc Software (now Rockstar New England) and published by Sierra Entertainment. It is by far the least liked in the series by fans with (devastatingly) low review scores across the board.
Pure is an arcade ATV racing game. It lets you build and upgrade your quads piece by piece and drive them around multiple-track circuits in outdoors locations. Catch some big air, perform surreal tricks and use nitro boost as you compete against a dozen AI opponents. The game also features both LAN and online multiplayer modes.
Developed by Sir-Tech, Wizardry 8 concludes the Dark Savant trilogy and is the last Wizardry game in the series. Players can create or import a party of up to six adventurers. Another two additional NPCs can be recruited in-game from a selection of varied creatures. The game uses a first-person perspective with everything viewable except for the party. Combat is turn based and possesses a heavy strategic element. Characters develop with a unique combination of gaining levels and the usage of abilities and skills. This is a game directed at the hardcore RPG audience.
This is a hybrid game that mixes RTS and level-gaining RPG elements. Campaign, RPG, and Skirmish modes are available.
A built-in map editor allows you to create levels for online or offline use.
