The end of July is here, and so there is another quintet of games I managed to get working on Windows 10. There were a few stops and starts this time, with several projects having to be put aside due to bugs and crashes later in the game. I thought I managed to get the long-gestating Dark Side of the Moon working, but it constantly crashed on me when ringing the bell at the casino (you'll know if you've played it). Another was Liath: WorldSpiral before I found out some of the speech was all buggered. It looked like it could've been true of the original release, but there's so little information out there that isn't in Russian so I can't be sure. Alas neither was meant to be. Nor my punctualty it seems, as I've again merged two months of of games into one for the video round-up. You can check it out below if you want to see these games in action. Then, once you've done so, click on the links after the jump to read their full review and play them for yourselves. There's some doozies too, including the action-fest that is Esoteria: Techno-Assassin of the Future (1998 Mobeus Design & Kirin Entertainment), the puzzle-fest that is Jewels of the Oracle (1995 Discis Entertainment), the sports-fest that is Alien Olympics (1994 Dark Technologies Ltd & Mindscapre Inc), the loogie-fest that is Beavis & Butt-Head in Virtual Stupidity (1995 Viacom New Media) and the IP theft of Zona 0 (1990 Topo Soft). Enjoy!
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Click on the images below to head on over to the game page.
1994 Dark Technologies Ltd & Mindscapre Inc
DOS
Sports-Olympics-Sci Fi-Aliens!
1995 Viacom New Media
ScummVM
Adventure-Point & Click-Cartoon-Comedy
1998 Mobeus Design & Kirin Entertainment
Windows
Action-TPS-Sci Fi
1995 Discis Entertainment
Windows 3.1
Adventure-Puzzle-History
1990 Topo Soft
DOS / Amstrad CPC / ZX Spectrum
Arcade-Puzzle-Racer-Sci Fi
ReplyDeleteThere's another DK game I played as a kid: My First Math Adventure: Adding And Subtracting. Is that a game you're familiar with and are you going to put that on in the future?
The Jewels image link at the top goes to the Esoteria page.
ReplyDeleteOk, thanks. Gonna change it (and finish the review) now.
DeleteMany thx - interesting :)
ReplyDeleteSome really awesome stuff! Many thanks for all your hard work!
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