The people of Issegeac believe that their good fortune depends on the spellbook that has been in their village for over nine centuries. When the keeper of the text, your grandfather, is killed and the Grimoire stolen, the villagers ask your help. Now it is your task to find the Black Sect’s hideout and return the spellbook to Issegeac.
The Labyrinth of Time is a graphic adventure computer game created by Terra Nova Development, a two-man team composed of Bradley W. Schenck and Michal Todorovic. Intended to be the first in a series of games, The Labyrinth of Time was less successful than similar graphic adventures released around the same time, such as The 7th Guest and Myst. It is the sole game produced by Terra Nova Development. In the years after its release, The Labyrinth of Time was published on more recent platforms by The Wyrmkeep Entertainment Co. in collaboration with the original developers.
Found the site of Luca Elia (rolling Madness 3D) and saw a Mame section, in this section there are some obscure japanese games, they seems ultra-cool but mostly card, gambling, mahjong and board games type, unfortunatly all in japanese language… Where to download this roms? I dunno.. But be sure to visit Elia’s Site for the Eyecandy.. 😆
Rolling Madness 3D is Luca Elia’s attempt at remaking the classic 1984 arcade game Marble Madness by Atari. The graphics are slightly enhanced to bring them on par with modern standards: there is now a full 3D mode in addition to the usual isometric perspective one, a “pastel drawing” rendering mode and various camera placement options.
Trackballs is a marble game inspired by the 80’s Atari classic Marble Madness. Features 3D graphics, an integerated level editor and highquality soundeffects and background music.
Freedroid consists of two open-source games: FreedroidRPG and FreedroidClassic. FreedroidRPG is an isometric role playing game. FreedroidClassic is a 2D arcade game.
SkyRoads was a polished-up remake of BlueMoon first commercial game – Kosmonaut. The three months they spent developing this very addictive piece of entertainment was probably the best paid off time in Bluemoon’s history so far: although released as small scale shareware title in 1993, they managed to sell the game all over the world, getting LCR distribution deals for it from U.S. to Taiwan.
BlueMoon released the game as freeware.
