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Captain Spleen II

Captain Spleen II

Views: 6,5761997SharewareAdventure Colin Gagnon
This is part two of the mercifully short-lived Captain Spleen series. The first Captain Spleen game is a strange … VIEW

Capture the Flag

Capture the Flag

Views: 44,8401996SharewareSimulation / Strategy Carr Software
This game was given several glowing reviews upon its initial release (1994/95) and its easy to see why. This shareware … VIEW

CAR

CAR

Views: 8,9301996SharewareSidescrolling Andy Fung
CAR is a generically-named and obscure sidescrolling / driving / shooting / autoscrolling game which is the author's … VIEW

Cardmania

Cardmania

Cardmania is a collection of two different games based on the popular Poker and Blackjack card games. The first (and the … VIEW

Cargo Bay

Cargo Bay

Views: 2,5881994SharewarePuzzle Cytherean AdventuresMVP Software
Cargo Bay is a Sokoban clone where the object is to push crates on top of transporters. It's jazzed up with a sci-fi … VIEW


Castle Siege

Castle Siege

Views: 4,9501991SharewareSimulation / Strategy Tom Sherwood
Castle Siege is a turn-based strategy game with a fantasy theme. Two players (no CPU opponent available in the shareware … VIEW

Cat&Mse

Cat&Mse

Views: 3,0491993SharewarePuzzle Jean Palmer
Cat&Mse is a strangely named game which is a take-off of the well-known Rodent's Revenge which was included in Microsoft … VIEW

Catch 'Em

Catch 'Em

Views: 9,5351989SharewareClassic Edson Software
Catch 'Em is a slightly-upgraded version of the popular Atari 2600 game Kaboom! It looks very similar and plays … VIEW

Catch if you Can

Catch if you Can

Views: 14,4081992SharewareSports Colin Buckley
The game is sort of like a Pong type game mixed in with a baseball type theme. Sounds weird? Well, it is ... but it's … VIEW

Catch Simona in New York City

Catch Simona in New York City

Views: 12,7621993SharewareEducational / Kids OctagonSoft Inc
Ever wanted to play a shameless shareware knockoff of Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? If so, you're a bit of a … VIEW



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