So, the end of June is here, meaning that half of 2024 has passed by! And with that, the Collection Chamber has set free a further five prisoners filled with fun times.
My pick of the bunch hails from Sweden; The Mystery at Greveholm (1997 Young Genius) a spooky first-person adventure for all ages based on a TV show beloved by all Swedes of a certain age. Beyond this, we have the next entry in Don Bluth's edutainment series with All Dogs Go to Heaven 2: Animated MovieBook (1996 MGM Animation, Inc & Sound Source Interactive). Instead of watching the fourth movie in cinemas, reenact the second in Bad Boys II; Miami Takedown (2004 Blitz Games Ltd, Empire Interactive Europe Ltd & Columbia Pictures). Join the rebel force against a conquering alien race in the FMV-heavy action-packed The Raven Project (1995 Cryo Interactive) before heading back down to earth with the high-speed XCar: Experimental Racing (1997 Bethesda Softworks).
That's all for now! I'll see you next time for some more retro goodness.
Click on the images below to head on over to the game page.
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1996 MGM Animation, Inc & Sound Source Interactive
Windows 3.1
Edutainment-Movies-Animals!
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2004 Blitz Games Ltd, Empire Interactive Europe Ltd & Columbia Pictures
Windows
Action-Third Person-Movies-Crime
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1997 Young Genius
Windows 3.1
Adventure-Horror-TV Show-Ghosts!
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1995 Cryo Interactive
DOS
Simulation-Space-Mech-FMV
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1997 Bethesda Softworks
DOS
Racing-Simulation-Automobile
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Somehow I had a dream recently you managed to get Ring 1&2 up and running. Guess I wasn't too far off with Raven Project at least.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the great games as usual Biffman!
ReplyDeleteI'm a massive fan of space shooters, including early-era ones, and I had never heard of The Raven Project, great find! Looking forward to trying it, in a way it brings to mind another forgotten game called Star Crusader which I love back in the day; maybe we'll see it here someday?
Thanks again
The "Monthly 5 - June 2024" blog post offers a delightful trip down memory lane for retro gaming enthusiasts. The author's selection of games is diverse, ranging from the nostalgic "The Mystery at Greveholm" to the action-packed "Bad Boys II: Miami Takedown". I appreciate the author's concise yet informative descriptions of each game, making it easy for readers to find something that suits their interests. The inclusion of links to the game pages and recommendations for similar games is a thoughtful touch. This post is a treasure trove for anyone looking to relive classic gaming experiences.
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