This is a collection of old classic DOS FPS games. These are the shareware versions and need an emulator like DosBox to run.
Sword & Sworcery meets Minecraft meets Another World.
Under the Garden is a sandbox-style exploration game set in a harsh winter environment, where supplies are limited and resources such as food and lumber for your fireplace have to be gathered from the land. Here you’ll learn how to hunt, mine for valuable items, cut down trees for wood (and to make fireplaces where you can save your game), and construct buildings or bridges out of bricks and boxes.
Pirates, Vikings and Knights II is a first-person melee combat game built on Valve’s Source engine. PVKII is free to download and play.
So is the game good or bad? Well i think the face of Joe pretty much says it all.. 😆 I personally learned my lesson when i bought full price Aliens vs. Predator (2010), plus A:Colonial Marines is priced 50 bucks-euro which was a no go for me since the beginning..
This is a game site.. not a news site but i think this deserve a post. Today a (small) Meteor hit Russia (1500 km east of Moscow), i dunno but i don’t recall ever seeing something like this captured on video.. Also tomorrow 16th February an (small) asteroid will fly very close to Earth.. Hopefully the meteor that crashed in Russia doesn’t have uninvited guests… like virus,bacteria, or aliens stuff..
Tiled is a general purpose tile map editor. It’s built to be easy to use, yet flexible enough to work with varying game engines, whether your game is an RPG, platformer or Breakout clone. Tiled is free software and written in C++, using the Qt application framework.
Build up your own town, fullfill your citizen’s needs! Watch your village grow into a metropolis and become rich! That’s what ‘I, Mayor’ is all about. Build areas for your citizens then supply them with all the infrastructure they need, like water and electricity but also police, city hall or church. You must have enough available employments and workers, you must watch your taxes and more!
Talked about the Citrus Engine some time ago but back then only the non-commercial version was free, now it seems the engine is not only free, but open source and with a great 3D support.
