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Duracell: Run the Bunny

Duracell: Run the Bunny

Views: 14,4071996Freeware3D Shooting Adware InteractiveDuracell
Run the Bunny is a terrible game. It was created as an advertisement / marketing ploy for Duracell in the mid 90's. … VIEW

Kix

Kix

Views: 14,3951993FreewareClassic Edward Mueller
Fans of the classic QIX arcade/console/computer game will be instantly at home here. This is basically a clone of that … VIEW
Tags: classic  qix

Spych

Spych

Views: 14,3822001FreewarePuzzle Pawel Slawinski
This simple block-pushing puzzle game shares many similarities with games such as Sokoban or Boxxle. The object is to … VIEW

Supernova

Supernova

Views: 14,3721987Full versionAdventure Apogee Software
Supernova is one of the earliest games released under the Apogee Software company name. Programmed by founder Scott … VIEW

Boulder Dash

Boulder Dash

Views: 14,3351996FreewareClassic Petr Simon
Boulder Dash is a clone of the popular PC game of the same name. It offers gameplay that closely matches that of the … VIEW


Simpsons Tetris

Simpsons Tetris

Views: 14,3332002FreewareTetris Style Paer J
Think you've seen every version of Tetris that exists? Well chances are you've never seen "Simpsons Tetris". Honestly, … VIEW

Fruit Salad

Fruit Salad

Views: 14,3301996SharewarePuzzle Vintage Software
Fruit Salad is a Bust-A-Move (Puzzle Bobble) clone that replaces colorful orbs with fruit-like balls instead. The result … VIEW

Weird Island

Weird Island

Views: 14,3171992SharewareAdventure Kevin A. Lee
Weird Island is a first-person perspective adventure game. The plot involves inheriting an island (something tells me … VIEW

MunchGuy

MunchGuy

Views: 14,3081991SharewareClassic Kevin Dorff
MunchGuy (or Munch Guy as it's sometimes listed) is a Pac-Man clone that doesn't add a lot of new features. It has all … VIEW

Billy

Billy

Views: 14,2762001FreewareMiscellaneous Gregory G. Leedberg
Billy is an attempt at an artificial intelligence type conversation bot, similar to Eliza, Dr Spoc, or the infamous Dr … VIEW



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