Old PC Gaming.
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Shanghai: Great Moments
Saturday, January 5, 2019
Shanghai: Great Moments is basic matching tiles mahjongg that comes on CD-ROM. There’s a good amount of digitized video in this package and other multimedia. It includes nine different sets of tiles to offer the player some visual variety. The standard mahjongg tile set is included, along with sets with the themes of space exploration, […]
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Blood Bowl
Saturday, January 5, 2019
From the Warhammer universe comes Blood Bowl, a board game of fantasy football. Blood Bowl features teams of humans, orcs, elves and other Warhammer creatures. Blood Bowl is divided up into two halves with each team getting eight turns per half. In a turn, each team moves their players around, blocking, passing, picking up the […]
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Silent Hill: Shattered Memories
Friday, January 4, 2019
When Hell freezes over. If you’ve never played Silent Hill: Shattered Memories then you’re definitely in luck. Technically not a PC game, this story-heavy psychological horror can be easily played on your computer using emulators. It’s initially a clunky experience if you don’t own a gamepad, but oh is it so worth it once you […]
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Blair Witch: Volume III – The Elly Kedward Tale
Friday, January 4, 2019
Blair Witch Volume 3: The Elly Kedward Tale is the final title in a trilogy of games based on legends from The Blair Witch Project. Developed by Ritual Entertainment, the game uses the same Nocturne engine used by Terminal Reality and Human Head Studios for Volumes 1 and 2, respectively. If you have played the […]
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Boarder Zone
Thursday, January 3, 2019
One reason that Boarder Zone, an awkwardly named snowboarding game, captures the feel of the sport is its massive, wide-open mountain courses, rendered with detailed 3D graphics. In contrast to most snowboarding games, which keep players moving along small, tube-like tracks, Boarder Zone allows you to go just about anywhere you want. It’s an earth-shattering […]
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Blair Witch: Volume II – The Legend of Coffin Rock
Thursday, January 3, 2019
The second Blair Witch game is very similar to the first one. Blair Witch Volume 2: The Legend of Coffin Rock is the middle title in a trilogy based on The Blair Witch Project mythology. Developed by Human Head Studios and using the old Nocturne engine, it has the same look and feel as Terminal […]
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Earthworm Jim 2
Wednesday, January 2, 2019
For those who aren’t familiar with Jim, he’s a worm. He runs. He jumps. He carries cows. Even though these games are really unessential (especially if you’re at all familiar with their console versions), there’s something about the gameplay Shiny Entertainment manages to coax out of the tired platform genre which makes these such engaging […]
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Universe at War: Earth Assault
Monday, December 31, 2018
When you’re weaned on C&C. Founded by former Westwood employees, Petroglyph Games has done a lot to revitalize the C&C mold with Universe of War. It opens with an action-packed, summer blockbuster inspired bang – flying saucers and aliens are everywhere, devastating Earth. Specifically they’ve invaded and destroyed Washington DC, and you start the game […]
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Demise: Rise of the Ku’tan
Sunday, December 30, 2018
An odd gem of a throwback, with some woes and doh’s. Demise – Rise of the Ku’Tan aims to promote gameplay over fancy visuals and audio, reminiscent of an age of RPGs that was much more low tech. Anyone who has played MUDs (Multi-User Dungeon or Domain) before will instantly see similarities in Demise, as […]
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Crime Life: Gang Wars
Sunday, December 30, 2018
In short, Crime Life: Gang Wars is a mission-based fighting game. You’ll spend plenty of time being randomly violent in order to gain respect in your gang, the Outlawz, unfortunately you’ll do it with just two attacks and a block. There are modifiers and special moves that come out once you’ve ramped up your adrenaline […]
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