Rise and Fall: Civilizations at War is a real-time strategy game developed by both Stainless Steel Studios and Midway Games; it was released on June 12, 2006. The game incorporates segments of both third-person and first-person shooter gameplay, by allowing the player to temporarily control a "hero". Rise and Fall is based in the first millennium BC, and features four playable civilizations: Persia, Greece, Egypt, and Rome.
A free racing game where players compete for the best times and points
Virtual Skipper 3 is a sailing sim from Nadeo and Enlight Software. You compete in a series of sailing races with a variety of boats in detailed settings spanning from San Fransisco to Sydney.
Call of Juarez is an western-themed FPS adventure. The game's plot is located in 19th century Wild West, with the player taking the roles of Billy, a sneaking fugitive, and the reverend Ray, the uncompromising bounty hunter on his trail. Fast paced revolver duels using historically accurate firearms, horseback riding and stealth action in memorable locations set after Western movies.
No Surrender: Battle of the Bulge (also known as 1944: Battle of the Bulge) is a WWII RTS from INtex and Kudosoft. The game features 20 missions, all of them re-created from historical operations that took place during and after the Ardennes Offensive.
Yes, it's the game literally... SOME of you asked for! And so, in the spirit of "well, alright then, if you insist..." we present the third game in the Carmageddon series, in the knowledge that some of you Carma fans out there would like to have a complete Carmageddon collection in your Steam library. Nothing wrong with that.
Anyway, here's what the blurb on the back of the DVD case had to say about Carmageddon: TDR 2000:
The world's most controversial racing game returns with incredible graphics, fantastic game play and even more outrageous fun!
Bet On Soldier: Blood Sport is a 2005 game from Digital Jesters
F1 2001 is a PC racing simulation game based on the Formula 1 world championship
The fifth instalment of The Settlers series of Real Time Strategy games on the PC. Heritage of Kings breaks off from the typical pattern that Settlers games have followed since they began: while the concept of the game remains, in essence, the same, a lot of the gameplay features have changed from those of The Settlers IV, and slightly resemble many of the gameplay aspects displayed in the game Cossacks: European Wars. Despite this, Heritage of Kings still maintains many of the characteristics of classic Settlers gameplay.
Free-to-play online FPS, which had widescreen support at one time. Is anyone still playing this?
