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Movie is a 1986 isometric arcade adventure by Duško Dimitrijević, released under the Imagine Software label. Private detective Jack Marlow has to lift an incriminating tape from the headquarters of mob boss Bugs Malloy, helped by a woman named Tanya whose identical twin Vanya is working for the mob. Beyond the isometric action the game offers…

Phantom Club is an isometric arcade adventure from Ocean Software, programmed by the Serbian coder Duško Dimitrijević, author of the earlier hit Movie. The player takes the part of Plutus, the lowest-ranked member of a brotherhood of superheroes taken over by the villain Zarg, and has to work his way up to the highest rank of Ipsissimus by…

Body Harvest is a 1998 open-world 3D action game by DMA Design, released exclusively for the Nintendo 64. Genetically engineered soldier Adam Drake travels through five time periods between 1916 and 2016 to stop an alien race that harvests humans every twenty-five years. Behind the wheel of dozens of vehicles or on foot, he destroys shield…

Arkanoid: Doh It Again is a sequel to Taito's classic brick-breaker, released in 1997 for the SNES - by Taito itself in Japan and under the Nintendo label in the West. It offers 99 levels with boss fights every eleven rounds, multiple endings, a custom level editor and two-player play in cooperative or competitive mode, with SNES Mouse support.…

Tournament Arkanoid is the American follow-up to the arcade hit Arkanoid, produced in 1987 by Taito America under license from distributor Romstar. It offers 32 entirely new stages - some harder than anything in the original - while the Vaus paddle mechanics, power-up capsules and story framing remain unchanged. It was released exclusively…

OldGames.sk Runner is a shared player for old DOS games on modern systems: install it once and add individual games as small downloadable modules. Drop a game (a folder or the whole ZIP) into the Games folder and click "! Refresh games" - a launcher shortcut appears by itself. Inside runs a preconfigured DOSBox Staging; games start with one…

Katapult is a real-time arcade game for 1 to 4 players by the Czech studio NoSense, released by Space Interactive in 1996. A pub quarrel escalates into a war of homemade catapults that blast each other apart on single-screen maps, every wrecked opponent drops money to spend on stronger weapons, ammunition and armour. Period critics panned…

The Four Crystals of Trazere (released in Europe as Legend) is a 1992 isometric fantasy RPG by the British group TAG (Anthony Taglione and Pete James), the creators of Bloodwych. The player leads a party of four heroes across the world of Trazere, overrun by hordes of mutants, facing a re-awakening ancient evil with the help of an elaborate…

Night of the Raven is the official add-on to the action RPG Gothic II by the German studio Piranha Bytes, released in 2003 by JoWooD. It adds the vast, previously inaccessible land of Jharkendar, a pirate faction led by the Raven, new skills and items, and a story tied to an ancient secret of the god Adanos. At the community's request it…

Reach for the Skies is a World War II combat flight simulator set during the Battle of Britain. In the game, you have the option to participate in the battle either as the Royal Air Force or the German Luftwaffe. In addition to piloting an aircraft, you can also take charge of planning which aircraft to deploy where on any given day, while…

Gothic II is an open-world action RPG and the direct sequel to the cult hit Gothic, created in 2002 by the German studio Piranha Bytes. The nameless hero who destroyed the magical barrier is revived by the mage Xardas to face a new threat — armies led by dragons. The game offers a far larger world on the island of Khorinis, three joinable…

Atomix is a puzzle game for the ZX Spectrum, created in 1990 by the Czech coding group Scorpion — Patrik Rak (code), Milan Matoušek (graphics) and František Fuka (music). It is an unofficial conversion of Thalion's original Atomix, in which the player slides atoms across the board until they hit an obstacle, assembling them into the required…

Theron's Quest is a 1992 TurboGrafx-CD / PC Engine CD remake of the classic Dungeon Master, released in Japan. The original mega-dungeon is split into seven smaller levels, the player is locked to a fixed hero (Theron) backed by three hired champions, and the companions lose all gear and skills between dungeons. The result is a significantly…

Fragile Allegiance is a 4X real-time strategy set in deep space, released in 1996 by Gremlin Interactive for MS-DOS and Windows 95. The game is essentially a modernised remake of the Amiga title K240 (1994, Celestial Software) – the same mechanics ported into a PC environment with improved graphics, isometric viewpoints, and a far more sophisticated…

K240 is a real-time space-management strategy game released exclusively for the Amiga in 1994. It was developed by the British studio Celestial Software, led by designers Graeme Ing and Pete Daniels, and published by Gremlin Graphics. The game is a loose sequel to Utopia: The Creation of a Nation (1991) – this time, however, instead of colonising…

KKnD: Krush, Kill 'n' Destroy is a post-apocalyptic real-time strategy game from Australian developer Beam Software, released in 1997. The player commands one of two factions battling for the last oil reserves of a radioactive wasteland in 2140 – either the technologically advanced Survivors, who weathered the nuclear war in underground bunkers,…

Magicland Dizzy (Dizzy IV) is the fourth main adventure starring the egg-shaped hero Dizzy, published by Codemasters in 1990. The evil wizard Zaks returns from the dead and traps six Yolkfolk in a world full of fairy-tale references — Dizzy must free them all and finally destroy Zaks for good...

The Games: Summer Challenge is a well-known sports game inspired by the Summer Olympics, developed by MindSpan in 1992 and published by Accolade during the Barcelona Summer Olympics. The sequel to the successful Winter Challenge offers 8 summer disciplines—from archery, javelin, hurdle racing, and show jumping to cycling and water slalom—with…

F.I.F.O. (1989) is a Slovak Breakout clone for the ZX Spectrum by Jozef Paučo & Pavel Albert (aka Jopa), released by Klub FIFO as a promotional game for the magazine of the same name. Based on the British title Traz, with new levels, lasers and magnets...

S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl is a first-person shooter survival horror video game developed by GSC Game World. The game is set in an alternative reality, where a second disaster of mysterious origin occurred at the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, causing strange changes in the area around it. The game features a non-linear storyline and…

Arx Fatalis is a 2002 action RPG developed by Arkane Studios and released for Windows and Xbox. The game is played from a first-person perspective and takes place on a world without sunlight, which has forced earthly creatures to take refuge in caves. The game's mechanics involve using mouse gestures to cast spells. The plot of Arx Fatalis…

Alchemix is a puzzle game by Czech developers for one to four players, released in 1996 on CD-ROM for Windows and Mac platforms. The base consists of several vertically placed glass tubes, each of which is equipped with an acid flask at its lower end. Each player has a large number of marbles, which they must drop one by one into the tubes…

Slanina 2 (Bacon) - the second issue of the First Slovak VGA Disc Magazine. It mainly contained a lot of information about the current Slovak and foreign demo scene, but also reviews and guides to video games.

Firewall: Man vs. Machine is a rail-shooter action adventure game with pre-rendered FMV scenes and digitized actors. The protagonist is Blue Arrow - a computer scientist and a fighter pilot at the same time. As part of the strike force, you will pilot your cybernetic ship through eleven levels of realistic environments, from the real world…