Floppyshop - Public Domain

• AdvSys
  ADVSYS is a special purpose programming language that was specifically designed to be used to write computer text adventure games. It includes a facility for defining the kinds of objects that are common in adventures. Some objects represent locations on the game map, some objects represent things that the player can find while exploring the adventure world, and some objects represent other characters that the adventurer can encounter during his or her journeys. The adventure language also provides a facility to define actions.

• Arkanoid Construction Kit
  This is an excellent games disk which is used to modify the commercial program of the same name. It contains over 150 different levels, all of which can be modified to your own requirements. It is a single sided disk but requires 1 Meg of memory to run. A must for all Arkanoid freaks! Will only work with the original Arkanoid (before summer 1988).

• Adventure (Colossal Cave)
  An adaption of Colossal Cave from the mainframes of the 1970s.
• Breakanoid
  ST Breakanoid is a full-screen, full-colour game that is actually a cross between Breakout and Arkanoid*, hence its name.
• PUZZLE
  
• Roll 'n Nudge
  

• Hack ST 1.03
  Explore a huge cave system in search of the legendary Amulet of Yendor. Simple graphics, but very complex plot. High motivation, knowledge of English is an advantage, Ramdisk recommended.

• Empire Builder
  You start up a building firm and try to amass large profits. Deal in stocks and shares. Hire staff, accountants, solicitors etc. Not bad game. Involves quite a lot of strategic thinking.

• Chessnut
  A chess game with optional 2D or 3D effect (colour only)
• Fruity (Sikdher)
  Another one armed bandit game.
• Invaders (Sikdher)
  Yet another version of the age old classic. Not STE.
• Shanghei
  Tricky puzzle game for the clever ones
• Sliding Puzzler
  Load a Degas or Neo picture file. The file is then jumbled up and you have to reconstruct it.
• Strip Pontoon
  Written in compiled GFA Basic, this is ADULT only (colour only), Not STE. The game runs in mono and colour.

• Flashcards
  
• Jumpster
  Another Q-Bert game. Colour only.
• Kidpublisher 2.1
  KIDPUBLISHER permits even the youngest of writers to use an ST to produce a five-page document which can be edited and reprinted. Each page of the document is divided into two areas: the top half contains a rectangle for the child's drawing and the lower half contains text. (Any dot-matrix printer should be able to produce these pages, since the program uses the ST's screendump system to print.) After printing, the child may color in his/her drawing.
• Mousette
  
• Quizz
  
• Spellpic
  
• SuperSimon 1.0
  
• Wordpic
  

• England Team Manager
  Another football management game similar to Football'88 by Budgie UK. This time you are manager of the English National side trying to achieve international glory. Involves a degree of tactical thought. A must for Football Manager addicts.
• Mile Game
  You aim to travel 1000 miles before the opponent does. On the way you can inflict problems on the computer as it can on you. Only selecting the correct menu options will get you out of trouble. Both player and computer get awarded points at the end of each stage.

• Ayatollah Invaders
  
• Cube Maze
  The object of the game is to find a hidden chalice in the maze, which is a cube of 3 to 8 squares: up to 512 locations. You can move forward, turn left, right, around, up and down. Using these in combination can get you standing on your head, so take care. The only indications of your whereabouts is the distance and level. The rest is up to your spatial memory.
• Operation Bunnyhunt
  The US President's back garden has been invaded by Killer Bunnies. Your mission is to get rid of this menace. Blast hell out of the rabbits. Show no mercy.

• Decoder
  You have to uncover your opponent's coloured pegs. Full instructions are contained within the game.
• Explode (Hibbs)
  The object of the game is to turn all the pieces on the board to your own colour. To play the game move the mouse pointer to a square and click the left mouse button. This will add one to that square in your colour (you cannot select a square with your opponents piece on it). Each square has a critical explode value; The corner squares are 2, the edge squares are 3 and all central squares are 4.
• Hang Man
  When the screen comes up, a popular song title from the 50's, 60's, 70's, or 80's will be displayed in the bottom box in the familiar line and dashes Hang Man format. To choose a letter, just click on the appropriate letter in the alphabet box. If you have already had that letter as a guess then the computer will ignore it.
• Pentominoes
  Pentominoes is an ancient Mathematical puzzle in which you must slot all the shapes into the grid. The shapes are made up of all the combinations of five square blocks and can be fitted into the grids in many different ways.
• Traffic Jam Ahead
  A pinball game featuring road signs and a police car. You get 7 balls and an extra one for reaching 36,000 points.
• WALL STREET
  You start with $10,000 and try to make your fortune on the Stock market. Buy and sell, watch the trends, listen to the conflicting recommendations of Cautious Charlie and Wild Eyed Willie, receive dividends and more. You can watch the history of your stocks (and those not yours) on a ongoing graph. Each game is different.

• Azarian
  AZARIAN is a space strategy game with arcade speed. You command the LF-9 starfighter, a agile and rugged craft designed for quick attacks. Your enemy, the evil Thraxx, a lizard race that specialize in advanced organics for transport and weapontry, has spread across the galaxy and now threatens to dominate the Terran frontier.
• Daleks
  Object: Stay alive. If any Dalek touches you, or you run into a heap, the game is over. Staying Alive: Kill all the Daleks on the screen. This is done by: 1) running them into each other. 2) running them into already existing heaps. 3) The Sonic Screwdriver.
• Football
  Football, is a medium resolution football program written in Alcyon C using the DRI developer kit.
• Haunted House
  
• Krabat Chess
  Chess program with all important features: 9 levels, positions, save openings and games, change of pieces. A supplied icon editor allows to design your own pieces.
• STQUX
  Graphics demo.
• TechMate Chess (Demo)
  
• To Kill or be Killed
  Invaders type game.

• Barbarian Lives
  A cheat routine for Barbarian I from Psygnosis. A certain amount of strategic planning is also necessary to beat the game. It works well, you can't lose a life unless you fall into the pit to the left of Necron, so be warned.
• DGDB (Color)
  A Gauntlet type game. Does not run under TOS 1.2.
• Firestorm
  Guide your spacecraft through a hail of fireballs.
• Laserschach/LaserChess (Color)
  Laser Chess, as the name implies, is a chesslike strategy game for 2 players. The goal is to manipulate a laser-firing piece and various reflective objects to eliminate your opponent's King. As in traditional chess, there are an infinite number of ways to accomplish this.
• Under Berkwood
  The task is to explore a labyrinth and solve some logic puzzles.

• Canfield Solitair
  
• Klondike Solitair
  
• Krabat Chess Color 1.1
  Chess program with all important features: 9 levels, positions, save openings and games, change of pieces. A supplied icon editor allows to design your own pieces.
• Orion's Run
  An excellent shoot 'em up. Similar to Xevious and Xenon.
• ST Backgammon
  
• Tunnel Vision
  Maze game created using GFA Basic. You can leave trails, gain needed energy to keep seaching, see maps and more.

• Atartrek
  
• Krabat Chess
  Chess program with all important features: 9 levels, positions, save openings and games, change of pieces. A supplied icon editor allows to design your own pieces.
• Magnon
  Two small text adventures. Magnon is the shortest and easiest adventure you have ever seen.
• Night Crawlers
  The Game Board consists of 400 dots arranged so each dot has six neighbors. The board wraps around much like the asteroid game. If a worm exits form the top of the screen it will reappear at the bottom. The game board may have anywhere from one to four worms on it at any one time.
• Ogre (tank game)
  Ogre is a game of tank warfare in the 21st century. You command a force of infantry, armour, and howitzers pitted against a giant cybernetic tank, the Ogre. Your mission is to destroy the Ogre, or at least render it immobile, before it reaches and destroys your command post.
• Super Sensori
  An adaption of the electronic game "Simon".
• The Caverns of Larn (Turtiainen)
  Role play for one person in the tradition of Hack and Rogue, simple graphics.
• Triple Yahtzee 1.0
  Dice game for 1-6 persons. Completely mouse-controlled. With source code of the old version 1.0 and the new 2.0 in GfA-Basic.
• Türme von Hanoi
  
• Twixt
  The Board: is a square matrix, 24 * 24 of holes. In each hole may be placed a peg. The holes along the edges of the board are 'Home Territory' holes. Each player controls two sides, designated by lines of his color marking off his territory. The Object: for one player to connect an unbroken line of Twixes from one of his Home Territories to the other.

• Bridge-it!
  
• Chipgame
  Journey to the centre of the ST! A graphic adventure inside your computer.
• Cribbage
  The card game.
• EAMON
  Mixture of role play and text adventure. A total of five different dungeons (adventure games) are available. You have to pass hundreds of battles against monsters and soldiers to reach the riches of the caves.
• Master Mind (Sellers)
  
• Once A King
  A text adventure full of comic satire.
• Quest for the Holy Grail
  Welcome to the second in the Eamon adventure series. This game, The Quest for the Holy Grail, is loosely based on the movie "Monty Python and the Holy Grail". Even if you have not seen the movie, you are probably aware of the Monty Python approach to humor. The Quest for the Holy Grail was originally done for the Apple II by Evan Hodson, and translated to the ST using Gfa BASIC by Michael Detlefsen.

• Diamond Miner
  Game similar to Boulder Dash. Fast graphics and 30 levels. Built-in field editor, with which you can generate your own playing fields.
• Lucky Star
  Slot machine
• Maziacs
  Adventure game, the gold-seeking hero finds his way through a labyrinth.
• Minenfeld (Keller)
  Guide your man through an unseen minefield and through numerous levels.
• Snafu
  Two snakes try to cut themselves off.
• Solitaire (Saalbach)
  Three-dimensional solitaire with beautiful graphics

• Bolo (Demo)
  Arkanoid variant.
• DGDB 2
  2nd part of the DGDB (S 23, 139).  Make your way through a labyrinth full of dangers and obstacles. Incl. editor for changing all characters. Only runs with TOS 1.0

• Anduril
  Move your character through a large labyrinth without hitting a corner
• Core Wars (Thomson)
  
• Drachen
  Drachen version 2.0 by Dirk Woitha. A good adaptation of Mahjong Solitaire
• GALAXY
  Puzzle game.
• Gilgalad
  Arcade adventure with 224 rooms.
• Invaders
  Game classic. Alien spaceships attack the earth
• Mac-Pan
  Fast Pacman version.
• Minigolf
  18 courses, with mouse control
• Sprengmeister
  Strategic board game

• Astro Tunnel
  This is a game created using sprites developed in Sprite Master which is also written by Chris.
• Bubble Edit
  Field editor for Bubble Bobble. Create your own levels with all the tricks and subtleties you want
• Formel 1-Manager
  You need to manage a Formula One racing team. This includes equipping cars, hiring racing drivers and much more
• Go up
  You control a character through over 100 levels, with the pursuers close on your heels. The only thing that helps is to shoot away the stones, whereupon the pursuers get stuck for a short time. With level editor.
• Illusion (Arkanoid clone)
  Another good Arkanoid clone. This one even includes its own construction kit. Create your own levels.
• Labyrinth (Williams)
  A game of skill which involves moving around the playing area avoiding obstacles.
• Matchmaker
  You are given the task of finding the matching pairs of symbols that lie hidden behind a grid of squares. Finish one level and you are advanced to the next level.
• Öl-Imperium
  Defeat your opponents and rise to become an oil baron by producing and selling oil at a profit. Of course, sabotage is also the order of the day, because the competition never sleeps

• Pentimo
  Different puzzle pieces must be placed in a field of any size. Pieces can be turned and rotated. Field size adjustable.
• PuzzlePuzzle
  The computer generates random jigsaw puzzles on screen which you have to fit together.
• TORP!
  A battleships and cruisers type strategy game.

• Crowley's House
  A supernatural text adventure.
• DFRACT
  Create fractal graphics with varying degrees of detail.
• Doppyworld
  
• Hotelier
  Manage a hotel. Your task is to supervise the staff, acquisitions and advertising.
• Prisoner of the Dark Pearl
  
• ST-Roulette (RFMC)
  Well-known casino game
• Stagger 1.2
  Reversi conversion
• Yatzy (Lykkegard)
  The well-known yahoo

• Biorhythm!
  After a few short questions, the program plots out your bioryth chart for the chosen month. Printing is optionally to screen or printer.
• Blackb
  A strategy board game.
• Kings and Kingdoms
  An excellent strategy game in which you aim to become King of a small Italian State.
• Magic1
  This program "reads the mind" of a spectator and guesses a card which the spectator has chosen from a deck. In the following discussion, the performer of the trick is the computer's "master"and the "spectator" is the one who picks the card (the performer also looks at the card, but doesn't make it obvious that he has seen it).
• Popcorn
  
• Pyramino
  
• StarFire
  
• Strip Breakout
  A French breakout game where the more bricks you remove the more of the digitised picture of the young lady you see.
• Tug-A-War
  A tug of war game on your ST.

• Asylum!
  
• Fuzzball
  An excellent adaption of Q-Bert from the 8-bit.
• Galerie
  A German card game which runs in high or medium resolution.

• Galactic Ranger
  A shoot 'em up.
• Slalom Event!
  A skiing game.
• ST-Vegas
  An excellent combination of games here. Roulette, Poker, Black Jack or Slot Machine can be selected from the menu screen. All four games are very well designed and will give hours of fun. The slot machine will not run on machines with more than 1 Meg.
• Triple Yahtzee
  Dice game for 1-6 persons. Completely mouse-controlled. With source code of the old version 1.0 and the new 2.0 in GfA-Basic.
• Widowmaker
  This is a hill climb car game written and compiled in GFA basic. The goal of the game is to drive your car to the top of the hill while avoiding obstacles such as loose dirt, rocks, gravel, shrubs and there is a time limit if you like.

• TAURIS
  TAURIS_ST is a strategy game for 1-8 players. Every missing player is replaced by the computer. All players are divided into 4 groups of 2 players each. Each group controls one city and plays together. The purpose of the game is to be the last city left.

• Unix Moria 5.2.2
  A game which was originally written for UNIX machines before being ported to the ST. It has a similar feel to Hack and Larn

• Air Warrior 2.0e
  Air Warrior is a multiplayer aerial combat simulation. Using sophisticated software on both the user's microprocessor and the GEnie system, Air Warrior provides the level of graphical detail and responsiveness expected from a video game, yet at the same time the scope and large number of participants of an online game.
• Darkness is Forever
  This is a mainly text adventure with occasional graphics if in high res. Will run in med res but without the graphics.

• Bullet Train
  this game involves steering a train along a set of tracks at high speed. You have to avoid crashing into obstacles by firing at the and blowing them up. Many tracks end unexpectedly so you must change track before it ends. A small map showing your position and the layout of the approaching track is displayed at the top of the screen. Also included is an editor program. This must be accessed from the desktop.
• ORBIT
  Orbit - a clone of the classic Breakout coin op arcade game.
• Zoltar
  A Space Invaders game.

• Kidshapes
  Kidshapes, a graphics design program patterned after my sons' magnet board sets, comes in two versions. The version for young children (Kidshapes) features large targets for the mouse and limited choices.
• Kidshapes Plus
  Kidshapes, a graphics design program patterned after my sons' magnet board sets, comes in two versions. The version for older children (and adults!) includes a larger number of choices, with the possibility of creating more complex pictures, and offers a "Flash" option: selected squares on the design grid can be turned on and off for a variety of effects.
• Numerical-Go-Round
  Select add, subtract, divide, multiply etc, then click onto the book which holds the answer to the sum. The book, if it features the correct answer, will then close. Your aim is to close all the books before your time limit is up.
• STaccato
  The program show a playing piano on which pieces of music are performed. With this program you can: A) Listen to Songs/Tunes/Pieces (simple) B) Sing along with (Folk)songs; the accompanying text is shown along with the playing (a bit harder). C) Guess titles of pieces; this can be done per type of music and has a competitive element because of the accessory 'SUPERLEAGUE' (difficult).

• Around the World in 80 Days
  What we would like you to do is, Travel the world in 80 days or less. This is not so easy as there are slight risks involved. The risks are not so drastic that you will be killed but could be diverted to far away places. On your travels we would like you to pick up 17 souvenirs (one from each major city) and return back to London.
• Bubble Trouble
  You are a bubble and must collect all the power pills to clear the screen. When the screen is cleared, you move onto the next level. There are four other bubbles which you must avoid. If you collide with them you lose a life. Lose three lives and you're finished. Excellent digitised soundtrack.
• El Bozo's City out of Bounds
  Text adventure with many laughs in the story.
• Sherlock Holmes
  Good variation of Cluedo. The player has to interrogate suspicious persons and solve a murder.

• Dallas
  This is about oil, power and scheming. Up to 6 players can participate in the game of intrigue.
• Enchanted Realm
  A text adventure set in a medieval forest by John Ure.
• Metropolia
  Economic game. By manipulating certain factors, you have an influence on the economic situation, which is expressed in the supply chain factor, environmental pollution, supply and growth factor, and ultimately in the policy evaluation
• Paranoia
  Another text adventure. You are a spy searching out clues. You can be re-incarnated six times. Single letter multiple choice options persist throughout.
• Sherlock Holmes 2.0
  Good variation of Cluedo. The player has to interrogate suspicious persons and solve a murder.

• Blaster
  The object of this game is to protect your men from evil grabbers that swoop down and pick them up. You can save your men by shooting the grabber and intercepting the man before it hits the ground. If a grabber reaches the top of the screen with a man, they will become a mutant.
• Bumerang
  A breakout type game. You don't start hitting the ball as usual,the ball drops down from a random location and you have to hit it.
• Caveminer
  Boulder Dash variant. In search of diamonds. But beware of boulders that like to land on your own head.
• Planet Lander
  Emergency landing of a spaceship on a planet. The view from the cockpit shows the distance and the landing destination. By skilful direction and thrust control you must now try to land the spaceship safely.
• Push Me
  Game for thinkers. On a playing field a square must be moved from the start to the target position.
• Spook - Mighty Munchers
  One of the best Pac Man games ever written.
• Tuzzle
  By shifting blocks (pipelines), the incoming water must be allowed to flow from left to right

• Daze Aster
  A graphic adventure game with a difference. Features digitised sound and graphics. You have been marooned on Mars and can't remember how to use the ship's computer! Only trial and error will help here. Can you return to Earth and complete the game? Double sided disk, needs 1 Meg of memory. Do not write protect this disk or the program will crash. NOT STE.

• Eighty Jokes
  A collection of eighty jokes (text & image files) on a single sided disk.

• Maths Made Easy
  Computerised speech is used throughout this program. Maths Made Easy features addition, subtraction, division and multiplication.
• Spelling Made Easy
  Spelling Made Easy is in the form of two programs. The first program is used by the parent to input the words on which the child is to be tested. The second program asks you to load a data file. The words are chosen at random from the data file and questions continue until you type quit.

• Motorway Death
  Drive your car along the motorway hitting as many pedestrians as possible. Make sure you don't hit any cars or hedgehogs or you'll lose a life!
• Tomb of Death
  A text adventure written using STAC. You must escape from the Tomb Of The Dead where everything that's supposed to be dead has a nasty habit of coming to life! If you enjoy supernatural adventures then this one's worth a look.

• Killer Chess
  A good chess game.
• Mastermind (Nimström)
  Guess the sequence in a row of hidden numbers. You can select how many numbers are to be included in the sequence. After each turn you are told how many you got right. Runs in high res only.
• Rebus Writer
  Rebus Writer allows the user to design and print rebuses, a kind of code in which pictures and symbols are used to represent words.
• Sun and TImes Crossword
  A demo version containing one crossword from each newspaper. The full version contains 60 crosswords from each.
• Wizard's Tower
  This is a well written and illustrated graphic adventure by Chris Lloyd using STAC. New updated version. Well worth getting. Also included are over 100K of help files for playing Ultima IV.

• Saga Castle
  A platform and ladders game written in STOS. Upon loading you get a title screen where you select various options like music & information etc. Press 's' to start and guide your man around avoiding things and collecting various items.

• Core Wars (Wade)
  A strategy game in which you program in a series of moves which are later made by the computer.
• Escape/MegaMaze
  A Maze type game where you guide a man around a maze collecting various items.
• Powaqqatsi
  Chess program. Different playing strengths, 2D and 3D display, all usual functions.
• Space Invaders (Leong)
  This one will take you back a bit. Two versions in one game (modern and classic) plus three levels.

• Hero
  This former commercial release is now available as Freeware due to the generosity of the programmer, and is a must for fans of this genre. The only differences from the full version are the lack of game introduction and one or two minor alterations. The game itself involves the rescue of a number of trapped personnel from a bio-nuclear complex. Radiation is dangerously high and security droids guard many areas but you must reach the trapped individuals in time and retrieve their teleport card. Your character, Jim, is completely joystick controlled throughout the game and can run, walk, jump, crawl and climb as well as fight off adversaries and access the computers that he finds scattered within the complex. A fun and challenging game with a great deal of appeal and a variety of levels for extended interest. Needs 1 Mb.
• Trifide
  A Galaxians clone.

• Duck Rogers of the 20th Century
  An original shoot 'em up!
• Quick Draw
  A game for two teams to play. One team draws pictures to depict the chosen word. The other team has to guess the word. Rudimentary drawing tools are included.
• ST-TAC-TOE
  Noughts and Crosses.

• Adventure
  A text adventure without a name. The object of the game is to find treasures and return them to their proper place. Adventure runs in any res.
• Atoms
  A two player game in which you place atoms on a board. When you place the fourth atom in a square you cause an explosion. If your opponent is nearby you eliminate one or more of his squares. Low res only.
• Frog Race
  Bet on the outcome of a race by frog!
• Horoscope-ST
  Converted from the IBM program of the same name. Enter your name and birthday and the program will calculate the celestial conditions for a given birthdate. It then goes on to print a horoscope along with a map showing the positions of the stars for that date. It then outputs a list of astronomical data. It is best used with a printer but can be output to screen. Runs in high or medium res.
• Kingdom
  You must build up your wealth without risking revolt from the people. A carefully planned economic policy is needed here.
• Spirograph (Color)
  Creates coloured images on screen which resemble the children's game. Low res only.
• Trucker
  Drive a truck across the States. You have a choice of three cargos and three different routes which you can take. You must keep the truck properly maintained and fulled and take adequate rests. Your aim is to complete the trip and make a profit.

• Upstart
  Vertical shoot 'em up game written in STOS Basic. Shoot various item before they get to bottom of the screen. Shoot "f" icon for fuel.
• Virus (Platformer)
  The PD game! Do not be alarmed if game bombs out. It's meant to! Press a key, then info screen comes up, giving outline of the game where you have to collect 5 disks in a circuit maze. Written in STOS by Tommy Iofgren (great game).
• Yatzy
  The well-known Yahoo

• Bumber Jacky
  A clone of the arcade game Mario Brothers.
• Fia
  A game of Ludo.
• Space Baller
  A platform type game where you get an overhead view of a bouncing ball which you guide from platform to platform missing various items and collecting others whilst avoiding the black holes.
• The Crypt Crashers and the Tomb of Horror
  A text adventure created using the Eamon adventure system

• STocks & Bonds
  This is the game for you Yuppies out there! For up to eight players. You buy and sell stock on the US stock market. Be careful, you might cause another Black Monday!
• Stratego (STOS)
  A strategy wargame written in STOS Basic. Based on the board game of the same name. Well written with excellent graphics.

• Electronic Jigsaw Puzzle
  Load up a Degas, Neo or Tiny format picture (several supplied on disk). The program jumbles up the picture into 32 blocks. Click on the blocks you want to swap and they will swap with one another. You are told how long you took to complete the puzzle and how many moves you used up. You can view the picture at any time. The program also supports colour cycling.
• Treasure Search
  You are presented with a map on a grid and must locate the buried treasure. Features digitised loading music, sampled speech and excellent graphics.

• Dudley Dilemma
  Another text adventure created with the Adventure Game Toolkit. This adventure won first prize in a competition run by the authors of AGT. You are a student living in Dudley House. You begin your quest for knowledge, adventure and a diploma.
• Tark Simmons
  A text adventure in a similar style to the Infocoms. Written using the Adventure Game Toolkit on LAN.25. You play a priestess battling against the forces of evil. Colour or Mono.

• An Underground Adventure (source)
  It is the year 2093 and you must explore radiation filled areas of what used to be Washington DC.
• Colossal Cave Adventure (source)
  
• Crusade (source)
  
• Elf's Adventure (source)
  
• Ghost Town (source)
  
• Odieus's Quest for the Magic Flingshot (source)
  
• Paranoia (source)
  Another text adventure. You are a spy searching out clues. You can be re-incarnated six times. Single letter multiple choice options persist throughout.
• Sample Adventure (source)
  
• Squynchia! (source)
  You take on a mission needing great bravery and courage to aid the Squynchions in their time of need.

• Alien Blockade
  A cross between the games Tron and Qix. Cut out larger pieces of the screen without the alien touching your strokes.
• Bellum
  BELLUM is a fast action game of destruction. The aim is to try and survive for as long as possible against an endless onslaught of suicidal aliens.
• Companion I
  Classic space shooter game. However, it stands out positively from the other representatives of this genre by its unusual presentation. With a background story, which can be displayed on the screen via a mission briefing. Graphically and soundwise above average
• Ship Combat
  Battleship sinking, visually appealing
• Spin Mania V1
  Fruit machine game.
• Spin Mania V2
  Fruit machine game.
• The Gobbler
  A fruit machine program. The reels feature disks, joysticks etc. Use both mouse and joystick to control play. NOT TOS 1.4 upwards.
• Trivia Quiz
  Similar to Trivial Pursuit.

• Monkeys & Balloons
  As the monkey trainer, you control which way the monkeys move the trampoline by moving the ST's mouse left and right. The monkeys can control where the clown will bounce by moving the trampoline slightly when the clown bounces. The clown will bounce straight up and down, if he lands right in the center of the trampoline. The further from the center, the more of an angle.
• Race Cards
  A game for young children. Choose a racecar. Your car moves on each time you get a sum right. The aim is to beat the computer controlled car.
• Reflex (reaction game)
  Tests your reflexes. How quick can you press the mouse button when red changes to green?
• Spectral Sorcery
  A unique board game for one or two players. The aim is to jump on squares or cast spells to turn all squares to your colour. The colour changes each time you jump on a square so make sure you change it to the correct colour. Obviously your opponent is trying to do the same. One of the best strategy games around. Full instructions within the program.

• Assassin
  The king has raised the taxes again. The villagers and farmers won't pay. The king then sends out his soldiers after them (and you in particular!). Instructions are included. Good adventure with excellent graphics.
• Bommer
  Fly your plane and drop balls on the gnomes so you can make a safe landing to go to next level.
• Deathstar
  Provides you with four lives to risk in the fight for money and fame. Attack waves, money rain and strong end monsters need to be defeated. Appealing title music, good graphics and sound effects characterize the game created with STOS.

• DDST
  A Dungeons & Dragons type graphic adventure set in the Land of Eridor.
• LOST TREASURE
  Variant of the 8-bit classic Lode Runner. With level editor.
• SOLO
  If you have played enough solitaire and want to do something else, you can play SOLO.PRG. It is similar in principle, except that here, as in the game of checkers, you jump diagonally over the stones to remove them. The goal of the game is to have as few stones left as possible at the end.

• Harris Went Skiing
  You have to guide Harris across a busy road and back to buy his skis then it's on to the downhill slopes, avoiding trees etc (based on an old Spectrum game).
• ZOG
  A vertical scrolling shoot 'em up by Chris Lloyd using S.E.U.C.K. Use your joystick to guide the spaceship and shoot anything that moves. A good example of what can be done with the S.E.U.C.K. Boot up with this disk and double-click ZOG.SCK to run.

• Conqueror (Demo)
  Arcade/action/strategy tank warfare game.
• Domain
  An excellent platforms and ladders game which won't run on TOS 1.4 or later.
• Night Crawlers
  The Game Board consists of 400 dots arranged so each dot has six neighbors. The board wraps around much like the asteroid game. If a worm exits form the top of the screen it will reappear at the bottom. The game board may have anywhere from one to four worms on it at any one time.
• Slowtrek
  
• Think & Work ST
  Puzzle game against time. Push crates to their designated places. This is harder than it sounds

• Dick Disk Shoots Them Up
  A game created with SEUCK, based around Floppyshop's Dick Disk. Is this the first in a series of Dick Disk games? You must boot with this disk in Drive A.
• Golf
  The card game patience.
• Snack Attack
  Another implementation of the age old Pacman classic.

• NetHack TOS 3.0pl10
  Similar to and developed from ST Hack. This is essentially the same game on a massive scale. Includes some hints and tips (but not a lot). Needs 1 Meg.

• Drachen 2.0
  Drachen version 2.0 by Dirk Woitha. A good adaptation of Mahjong Solitaire
• Go up
  You control a character through over 100 levels, with the pursuers close on your heels. The only thing that helps is to shoot away the stones, whereupon the pursuers get stuck for a short time. With level editor.
• Super Break-Out (PD)
  Super Break-Out by Mark Overmars. It contains most of the good ideas of the existing breakout games and many new features. There are over 40 different types of stones, all with special features. There are many different types of bonusses, many types of monsters, 5 different types of levels, etc.

• The Elven Crystals I
  A graphic adventure by Fink of TAG created using STAC. A few hidden screens, a hidden adventure and a cheat mode. All in addition to the main adventure! Part one of a trilogy based on the book by Oliver Johnson.
• The Elven Crystals II
  The second part of the trilogy. Much better polished than its predecessor. I found nine hidden screens without even trying. Once again, a cheat mode can be accessed by entering the name of the author.

• FMC Trading
  A space trading game similar to Elite, FOFT etc. Excellent for the strategists amongst you.
• Lazer Ball
  A fast action game in which you bounce the laser beam off the mirrors to score points. A sort of futuristic game of squash!
• Trivia Challenge (PD)
  A two player game which is very similar to the TV program Blockbusters. Top quality programming in GFA Basic with amusing graphics. A number of question files are on disk and more can be obtained direct from the author as well as the source code, printed instructions and question editor. This program will not run on machines with more than 1 Meg of memory.

• Race Way
  Guide your car using the joystick along the twisting road avoiding anything that comes along.

• Bermuda Race II
  Game for all hobby sailors, sail from Newport, Rhode Island to Bermuda in the shortest time possible. Sailing beginners can take a small theoretical quick course in sailing before the race starts.

• Arka
  A good Arkanoid type game. Very well implemented. Won't run on machines with more than 1 Meg of memory!
• Fuffy
  Yahtzee game with evaluation graphics. The fallen dice and the statistical score of the other players are made visible three-dimensionally.
• Go! Board 1.2
  Implementation of the popular board game on the computer
• Trio
  In a matrix, the player and the computer place three stones each, which each tries to move into one row.

• Acey Ducey Card Game
  
• Beyond the Tesseract
  
• Civil War
  Strategy game, text only.
• Droogs From Hell!
  
• IPCO Baseball
  
• IPCO Golf 2006
  
• Motorcycle Jump
  Jump over buses with a motorcycle - no graphics.
• Robotz
  The deep space exploration ship DARWIN 8 has been invaded by hostile alien robots. As the last surviving crew member it is your job to deal with the problem.

• A Froggy Day in London Town
  A frogger type game in which your aim is to cross a busy road without being squashed.
• Color Block
  A board game similar in many ways to Chess. Full instructions within program.
• Picture Concentration
  A two player game in which you match up pairs of symbols hidden within a grid.

• Hero! II
  A top quality Shareware game which is very similar to Gauntlet. The only restriction with this version is that you can only play with the Dungeon provided. The full game system along with a Dungeon creator is available direct from the author. Extensive documentation on disk. Needs 1 Meg.

• Company
  You are running a company and must beat the opposition into the ground by fair means or foul. This game requires a lot of tactical thinking and is a must for fans of strategy type games.
• GNCIPHER
  A phrase decoding game. It is fully menu driven and comes with a large number of pre-entered phrases.
• Horse Race Game
  Bet on horses against your friends. For 2 to 10 players.
• HOTSHOT Checkers 1.8
  Play draughts against your ST, choosing from a number of different skill levels.
• Lost Dutchman's Gold
  A text adventure from the PC.
• The Game of NIM
  A text based strategy game.

• Caves Of Rigel
  Explore a system of underground caves in this STOS produced underwater shoot 'em up.
• ERG's Space War
  A game for 2 to 4 players. The object is to be the only surviving player after having completely eliminated all your opponents. This is done by capturing solar systems and using them to produce ships and missiles for your fleet as well as food and fuel to sustain your empire.
• Heads'n'Hammers
  People appear randomly out of holes in the ground and you have to hit them on the head with a hammer.
• Nine Men's Morris
  Nine Men Morris. A board game for 1 or 2 players. A board game using pegs. Place your pegs strategically and capture your opponent's pegs. Full instructions within the game. Ninepins needs 1 Meg.

• TADS - Text Adventure Development System
  TADS stands for the “Text Adventure Development System.” It’s a complete programming language and authoring environment for writing text adventures.

• Airfleet Woodlouse Game
  On the screen there are lots of little symbols, each of which represents an object. You control the woodlouse, which is a small armoured creature with two red antenna on the front end and a stripy body. The aim of the game is to eat up all of Farmer Browns little green seedlings.
• Dominoes
  Requires a lot of concentration if you want to  place the different color tiles correctly on the playing field.
• Guillotine Man
  Yet another implementation of Hangman. This time the gallows have been swapped for a guillotine!
• Hi-Q (Bajoras)
  This is a color or mono version of that famous board shaped like a perpendicular "X" in which you try to remove all the pegs except one from the board by jumping one peg over the other. Docs and Megamax C source code included.
• Picture Puzzle
  Load up a Degas or Neo screen. It will jumble up and you have to re-arrange the squares in the correct order.
• Stumbling Blocks
  Choose from five different sizes of grids. Fit the differently shaped blocks into the grid in such a way as to completely fill the grid. It's not as easy as you'd think! Full source code in GFA Basic included on disk.
• Valgus 1.0
  Valgus^2 (pronounced "Valgus squared", and henceforth referred to as VSQ) is naturally the sequel to Valgus, which itself was a public domain version of Tetris. In VSQ, the seven familiar Valgus pieces as back, but they are tired of falling straight down the screen! Instead, they will come at you from all four sides of the 27x27 playing area.

• 3d-maze game
  A 3D maze game written in STOS.
• Harfe
  
• Johann's Blackjack Table
  A crude Black jack card game.
• Wheel of Fortune 2.0
  Mixture of wheel of fortune and hangman, you have to guess terms.

• Llamatron
  LLAMATRON: a shareware game designed and coded (in assembler) by Jeff Minter, with 100 levels and some *wicked* sampled sound FX. LLAMATRON is controlled by a joystick. It is a shoot-'em-up based on the Williams Electronics classic ROBOTRON. The game can be played alone, with a computer-controlled 'droid helping you, or with a second player simultaneously.

• Alien Blockade
  A cross between the games Tron and Qix. Cut out larger pieces of the screen without the alien touching your strokes.
• Laser Race
  Laser Race is based on the Tron Game
• Mad Mole
  Mad Mole is a Boulderdash clone where you collect diamonds etc.
• Sound Tracker demo
  

• Hacman II
  A followup to Hacman, a Pacman type game with added extras and a large number of screens. A very good implementation of this type of game. Will appeal to all Pacman fans. Needs 1 Meg.

• Hacman II
  A followup to Hacman, a Pacman type game with added extras and a large number of screens. A very good implementation of this type of game. Will appeal to all Pacman fans. Needs 1 Meg.

• Battle for the Throne
  In the kingdom of Thrania the crown has never passed down peacefully from one generation to the next. As news passes from village to village, the sons of the old king Tharn gather their troops to prepare for battle. Good luck you will need it.
• Nethack - The Adventure
  An adventure game based on the classic Dungeons & Dragons game of the same name (on GAM.152). Written by T Webb using STAC.
• Operation Sparrow Hawk
  Fly your plane on a low level mission and try and knock out all the tanks.
• Shit Hawks
  Classic shooting game, similar to Duck Hunt (Nintendo console). Shoot at flocks of birds before you are covered in bird droppings.

• Col-Tris
  Columns variant, where several fields of the same color must be placed next to each other
• Fred the Frisky Flea
  An amusing game in which Fred tries to escape from the deepest caverns by hopping and jumping from ledge to ledge.
• Realistic Video Poker 2.2
  A poker game designed to be as close to the Casino game as possible in both play & graphics. Uses both keyboard & mouse.
• ST Sorry 3.0
  A game for 1-4 players which is very similar to Ludo. You can even have one or more human players playing against multiple computer players. Full instructions on disk.

• Omega
  An adventure game. Explore dungeons in this Rogue style game. A manual is contained on the disk. Needs 1 Meg.

• Name this Tune
  A two player game in which the aim is to recognise the tune being played. Can output to Midi keyboard or monitor speaker. Requires two joysticks and a colour TV/monitor. The objective is to score more points than your opponent. Points are scored when a tune is correctly identified. Two single sided disks. These can't be supplied on double sided format as there would be more than 112 directory entries!

• Name this Tune
  A two player game in which the aim is to recognise the tune being played. Can output to Midi keyboard or monitor speaker. Requires two joysticks and a colour TV/monitor. The objective is to score more points than your opponent. Points are scored when a tune is correctly identified. Two single sided disks. These can't be supplied on double sided format as there would be more than 112 directory entries!

• Boing!
  Bounce the babies off the stretchers as the leap from the blazing building. You score points for every baby you rescue. Can you get a high score within the time limit.
• Masken Acid Remix
  Boots up playing Acid House music then goes into a game. Use the joystick to move the snake around, avoiding the walls. Collect fruit and other goodies on your way. Can you survive more than a few seconds! Full source code included in STOS Basic.

• MOLD 1
  A Shareware text adventure game created using AGT on LAN.25. The game is set in Outer Space and has 112 locations.
• Top of the Pops
  A text based game for up to 8 players. You play the part of the owner of a record company. Can you make it to number 1? Some help files are included.

• Air Traffic Controller
  Test your resilience as an air traffic controller. In the battle against the clock, you have to land and take off safely plane after plane
• Creative Adventure Writer
  Now you can create your own adventures with relative ease using this toolkit. Full instructions and example adventures are provided.
• Pinball (Computer)
  A pinball game running in low resolution.
• Take Two/Match
  Take Two is a Match-It type tile game. There are various different tile sets, different grid sizes and several difficulty levels. Your aim is simple, to remove all tiles from the playing area before your time runs out. This is done by removing pairs of tiles which can be linked by a straight line, this must change direction no more than twice on its route. Time limits are tight and this game presents a real challenge. As well as the game itself, there is a level editor and a solver program (to ensure that the new levels you create are solvable!). Needs 1 Mb, STE enhanced.
• Xiller
  A Defender type clone written in STOS. Shoot anything that moves.

• Don't Bank on It
  An adventure game by Ruth Sunderland written using STAC. Can you help wheeler dealer Harry Pratt with his get rich quick schemes? This version is complete apart from the fact that you can't save your position. A full version is available from the author.
• Draw Poker/Double Down
  A well implemented simulation of a Casino poker mackine.
• Happy Worm
  A sort of Pacman clone in which you play a worm rather than a pacman!
• Maz 2.1
  A two player game set in a graphic maze. Who will be the first to reach the exit? Will the cat devour you both? Almost every aspect of the game can be user defined.
• Sleuth
  Who murdered Sir Harry? Solve the mystery of the murder at Grimley Manor.

• Midi-Maze II V1.5
  MidiMaze II version 1.5 by Markus Fritze is a shareware "sequel" to the original MidiMaze game. This MidiMaze sequel is from Germany, and naturally everything is in German. As Hybrid Arts used to say "Kill a happy face!"

• DC Snowball Fight
  A two player game that simulates all the trills of this popular winter pastime. The aim is to scare away your opponent by bombarding him with snowballs and so deplete his health rating. Contains digitised sound samples. Extra features if you have 1 Meg.

• Blobb Run
  The Blobbs have taken over the Sunplant and it is your task to destroy them by gathering uranium crystals and throwing them into the generator. Your transporter temporarily helps to keep the Blobbs off your back, but never for very long.
• Drachen Color
  Color version of Drachen
• Traffic!
  Another puzzle game. Try to guide cars around a city by opening intersections to allow traffic through. However, opening one junction closes another!

• ATAX
  Battle through a variety of terrains avoiding enemy ships and the hostile landscape in this vertically scrolling shoot 'em up. Features colourful graphics and great sound effects.

• Bingo (Tufft)
  A variant of the popular game. Ten cards, each having 15 numbers, can be printed out for use with the game.
• Intuition
  Guess which colour is about to be displayed from a 'random' sequence.
• La Belle Lucie
  La Belle Lucie (sometimes called Alexander the Great, Clover Leaf, Fair Lucy or Midnight Oil) is a patience program played with one pack of ordinary playing cards. La Belle Lucie runs on an Atari with colour monitor (or television) in medium resolution.
• Pin Game
  An ACC version of the board game Solitaire.
• Squidge
  Welcome to the Fruit and Veg Zone! The Froot-Parstals are taking over the planet Joose. They are sending terrifying creatures to destroy the once happy race of Splats who live on Joose. Be quick, jump into the Mark IV Super Toomator and destroy the evil forces of the Froot-Parstals. If you can, enlist a fellow pilot to fly the Mark VII Super Leemone, but be quick, we don't have much time left. Created with SEUCK.
• The Mystic Well
  In a land far away a powerful wizard enchanted his life force into a golden skull and proclaimed himself to be a god. Then in a display of his malevolence he conquered the citadel known as the Mystic Mirror. You play the part of an adventurer who has vowed to defeat his evil plans and prevent the destruction of your world. You may play a solitaire adventure or you may play with a friend.

• Ballistic
  A deceptively simple ballistic missile game. Set the angle and velocity and away you go! A number of external factors effect this two player war game.
• Columns (Tierney)
  A Tetris & Connect Four type game where you must match different symbols. You can choose one of four types of symbols with which to play. If you get 3, 4 or 5 matching they explode and are added to your score. The game ends when all the columns are full. Excellent sound & graphics.
• Draw Poker/Double Down 2.01
  A well implemented simulation of a Casino poker mackine.
• Lost Treasure 1.0
  Variant of the 8-bit classic Lode Runner. With level editor.
• Nova 103
  Blast everything in sight

• Denker
  A block puzzle of numbers. Choose the grid size (3x3 up to 10x10) and move the blocks around until you get them into the correct numerical sequence.
• Draw Poker/Double Down 2.01
  A well implemented simulation of a Casino poker mackine.
• OPUS No. 1
  OPUS No. 1 is a game where two remote controlled space glider has to find and destroy each other. The first glider is controlled by the player whereas the second one is controlled by the computer. For every hit you'll get one point to your personal point account.
• Ramses
  Beautiful mill variant with several game options
• Roboter
  The goal of the game is to take the key in each of the many levels. This is the only way to open the door to the next level. However, you are threatened by robots and have to avoid dangerous bombs
• Runner's Revenge
  A rather impressive 'Loderunner' clone. Arcade action with matchstick men!

• Dungeonz
  Collect gems within a time limit, as you guide Bertie the bouncing bomb around the Dungeons of Zorkrath. When all the gems are collected you make your way to the exit and advance a level.
• Grav
  A rotate and thrust type game, very similar to Oids. Follow the mission briefings to complete each level, there are 11 levels in all.
• Solitaire (Clark)
  Computer version of the popular board game. The aim is to clear the board of marbles by jumping one marble over another. A board designer is included.
• Stu's Pool Table
  A pool simulation for one or two players, play using the mouse or keyboard. Contains some sampled speech.
• Wheel of Money 3.0
  Another Wheel Of Fortune game. This one is for two players and includes its own editor.

• Die Alien Blob
  Try to shoot the coloured balls whilst avoiding enemy fire. Featuring great graphics and a good use of sound. Plenty of enemy fire to avoid as you progress up the slowly scrolling screen.
• LaserBase
  A shoot 'em up. Save the Earth from the dreaded Dirt- Eaters. As Space Ranger Matt Finish, it is your task to protect the planet using the Earth's remaining laser bases.
• Taipan II
  The aim is to skillfully run a trading house in the Middle Ages and to gain wealth. 15 cities can be reached with your own fleet of ships.

• 1st Serve Tennis
  Play tennis against the computer in a best of five sets match. Control of the ball is by mouse only. STOS Basic source included.
• Blackjack
  Play the popular card game, pontoon, against the computer.
• Brickyard!
  A breakout type game with options to vary the size of the bat and the ball.
• HOTSHOT Checkers 1.2
  Play draughts against your ST, choosing from a number of different skill levels.
• Motorcycle
  Control your cycle through courses using the mouse to bank, brake and accelerate.
• One Day Cricket
  A one day cricket match simulator. Watch the match statistics unfold before your eyes.
• Slider (Antic Publishing)
  A sliding block puzzle game, will load Degas or Neochrome pictures.

• Boxing Champ
  Select a training method in preparation for your big fight, then slug it out in the ring against your computer controlled opponent. A succession of increasingly more difficult fighters stand between you and ultimate success. STOS Basic source included.
• Penguin
  A Shareware game from B.Bytes which was originally sold for £20. Register with the author for £5 and you will get, an instruction sheet and other special offers. The game itself involves moving a variety of objects, arrows and bridges, around the screen in order to guide your penguins safely through a multitude of levels. With four penguins to guide at a time, it can become a bit of a challenge.

• Thriller
  Action strategy game with 10 dangerous levels. Bonus stones have to be collected on predetermined tracks. Killer balls are constantly attacking, which you have to avoid. Great graphics and funny sound (from TOS 1.2)

• Doppy & Pru's Summer Holiday
  A humorous text adventure from The Doppel-Ganger. This is the long awaited followup to Asylum on GAM.71. A well written adventure which will keep you amused for hours. Summer Holiday runs in colour or mono.
• Invasion
  Invasion is an adventure set on a huge spacecraft, lurking behind the dark side of the moon.
• Revenge of the Mutant Camels
  Fast-paced shooting game, conversion of the 8-bit game.
• Serendipity
  A puzzle game played against the computer where the player has to place coloured counters on a board to make lines of 3. The computer tries to do the same and often wins! Not quite as simple as it sounds and very frustrating.
• The Mini Adventure
  A small text only adventure.

• Infiltration
  A shareware program by Robin Ball and written using the 3-D Construction Kit. Set in the future, you work for a trading company as a mercenary. The object of the game is to lay mines in an alien space craft and then escape to safety.

• Michael's Big Adventure
  Written using Talespin for his son Michael. This is a very simple adventure, essentially designed for children. Control the action using the mouse, no typing is required. Plenty of puzzles and lots of characters to meet. Suitable for children of eight years and above.

• Get It There
  Guide your man around, pushing the blocks into place. A sort of puzzle game.
• Go! Board 4.0
  Implementation of the popular board game on the computer
• Saddam Shoot!
  Shoot the camels and their riders as they move across the screen. You have limited amounts of ammo, but there are a number of levels of increasing difficulty.
• ST Checkers
  A very good draughts game with seven levels of play and the ability to set up your own board layout.

• An Underground Adventure
  It is the year 2093 and you must explore radiation filled areas of what used to be Washington DC.
• Lottery
  After falling asleep in front of your computer, you wake up in a dark alley surrounded by people and places of ill repute. An adult adventure follows.
• MOLD 1
  A Shareware text adventure game created using AGT on LAN.25. The game is set in Outer Space and has 112 locations.
• The Battle of Philip against the Forces of Creation
  Help Phillip fight against the forces of creation in this well constructed adventure with a Dungeons and Dragons theme. Warning - there's some bad language in this game.

• Christian Text Adventure
  Fight evil with the sword of spirit and the staff of righteousness and other weapons. All opponents are allegorical.
• Lasar
  Few instructions to this adventure set amongst monsters, forests and frightening places.
• Quest for the Holy Grail
  Welcome to the second in the Eamon adventure series. This game, The Quest for the Holy Grail, is loosely based on the movie "Monty Python and the Holy Grail". Even if you have not seen the movie, you are probably aware of the Monty Python approach to humor. The Quest for the Holy Grail was originally done for the Apple II by Evan Hodson, and translated to the ST using Gfa BASIC by Michael Detlefsen.
• The House of O's
  An adventure based on the ordinary activities of an ordinary family living in an ordinary house.

• Lady
  A traditional adventure set around a hotel in a room of which you see a rather mysterious painting of a lady. Very few instructions are given.
• Love's Fiery Rapture
  An adventure for those of a romantic disposition. A torrid tale of what could be the "perfect date".
• Squynchia!
  You take on a mission needing great bravery and courage to aid the Squynchions in their time of need.

• Betty Carlson's Big Date
  As Betty Carlson you must get ready for your big date with your boss, but finding the things you need may not be easy.
• Fast Lane
  You must try to win a classic car show against terrible odds, which include obstructive members of your own family, criminals, the law and other assorted problems.
• Sir Ramic Hobbs and the High Level Gorilla
  A comedy adventure starring Sir Ramic Hobbs who tries to rescue the beautiful Princess from the evil villain, aided only by the Wizard Prang.

• Mansion
  You play the part of a young girl held captive by an evil Wizard. Can you make your escape?
• Storms I
  Discover the greatest invention of your late uncle, Professor Nightshade. Success allows you to receive your vast inheritance.
• The Pyramid
  Set in present day Egypt, you must discover the secret of the pharaoh's tomb.

• Mr. Dice
  A puzzle game. Rows of dice move down the screen and you must shoot them in the required order if you are to survive.
• Talionis
  A SEUCK game. Use the joystick to shoot down attacking vessels as they approach and avoid the fireballs at the the side of the screen.
• The Manager
  A football manager game. Choose your own team and then battle it out for cup and league honours. Plenty of statistics and tables. One for the strategy fans.

• 1st Serve Tennis
  Play tennis against the computer in a best of five sets match. Control of the ball is by mouse only. STOS Basic source included.
• Jackpot
  A puzzle game for a number of players involving the solving of riddles.
• Naarjek V
  Naarjek is a 'thinking' computer which has closed down all forms of access. Your mission is to gain access to the computer and stay within it. Naarjek will try to prevent your access if possible, therefore a sound strategy is essential.
• T-Game
  One of the best Tetris type games around.
• Wordbid
  An educational game for children which is similar in style to hangman.

• Atari Awari
  Based on an ancient African game where stones are moved into bowls in order to get them home.
• Hexapawn
  Similar to chess but played on a 3x3 board with pawns. Forward to move, diagonal to take pieces.
• Mister Tiler
  Paint tiles on a 4x4 grid so that no two tiles of the same colour touch, either at the edges or corners.
• Mr. Tiler's Apprentice
  Similar to the previous game but using carpet tiles made up of four colours.
• Nibblers
  Bite pieces from a biscuit without taking the last bit.
• Pelmanism
  Match pairs of cards in a game against the computer.
• Queen
  A game based on the moves of a queen in chess. Try to get to the bottom left of the screen taking alternate moves against the computer.
• Solitaire (Erictronics)
  Remove pegs from the board by jumping over them.
• Traffic
  Control traffic lights by changing them to green. However, your actions also changes other lights making your job more difficult.

• Enchanted Realm
  A text adventure set in a medieval forest by John Ure.
• Pork I: The Great Underground Sewer
  A good natured parody of Infocom's classic adventure Zork. Plenty of humour along the way.
• Pork II: The Gizzard Of Showbiz
  A sequel to Pork 1 and a parody of Infocom's Zork 2. This game features both lewd and tame modes so is not suitable for children.

• 5 Shot
  Shoot targets against a strict time limit, using the cursor as the crosshair.
• Computer Ouija
  Ouija on the computer.
• Happy Days Bingo
  Very similar to the last game as it too uses numbers prefixed by letters. However, in this game you choose one of five cards, all of which contain randomly chosen numbers. The computer plays the remaining cards.
• Mad Gun
  Shoot away at figures as they emerge from hiding.
• Red Alert
  Two versions of this strategy game are supplied. One covers North America, the other Europe.
• Russian Roulette
  Gamble your money on a game of Russian Roulette. Choose your victim and see how many shots it takes to put a hole in their head!

• Disenchanted
  Awakening from an unconscious state, you find yourself surrounded by old men. They are not the only ones curious as to why you are there! Perhaps discovering the whereabouts of the Artifact can help.
• Tamoret
  Your mission, should you decide to accept it, is to help return a creature from the fourth dimension which has escaped into our world. A large complex adventure.

• The Mystery of Old St. Joseph
  You find yourself in the small community of Port St Joe with no idea why you are there. The answer to this mystery, you must discover for yourself.
• The Pilot
  An action packed adventure which moves from the attempt to escape from a jet hurtling to destruction and continues in caves beneath the polar ice cap.
• The Pyramid of Muna
  Explore the ancient Mayan Pyramid in Mexico as you attempt to discover its hidden secrets.

• Ruthless
  A lone spaceship battles against waves of enemy attackers in this vertical scrolling game.
• Ruthless II
  A demo version of Ruthless 2, a followup to the original.
• Turbo Wars
  Enemy forces will stop at nothing to thwart your plans, you battle against them to reach your HQ in this one or two player vertical shoot 'em up game. Your turbo charged car being your best means of success.

• Last Chance
  Save the Earth from the evil Archons by flying through their defence system and destroying the waiting invasion fleet.
• Sokoban TOS
  Intelligent logic game for one player. You have to manage to tidy up the boxes in a twisty room.
• Tracker (Shoot'em Up)
  Set in a maze you must guide your tracker vehicle through enemy territory in an attempt to destroy hostile trackers and bases.
• Unnkulian Unventure II: The Secret of Acme
  A text adventure created using TADS and containing over 90 different locations. Aimed at the experienced adventurer.

• Alone in a Haunted Monastery
  You play the part of a monk possessed with supernatural powers. Search the corridors of a dark abbey looking for the treasure vault.
• Mutant (Shoot'em Up)
  A nuclear reactor has overloaded and radiation has leaked into the mines, mutating all who are infected. Your task is to clear the mutants from the mines by blasting everything in sight.
• Overland
  A vertically scrolling shoot 'em up. You must fly as far as you can over enemy territory to destroy a fuel base, avoiding hostile ground fire. One or two player option.
• Ra's Tomb
  Set in the Tomb of Ra, you must explore the passageways and collect gems as you go. Beware of nasties lurking in the passages intent on your demise.

• Computer Patience
  A compendium of six single player card games, all mouse controlled and with help options and cheat modes.
• Mercy Mission
  A text only adventure game from the author of Darkness Is Forever. Your mission is to rescue the five princes and princesses of Kayn from the evil Kargz, who has imprisoned them in the Place of Heaven.
• Pile Up
  A Tetris type game. You must guide blocks down the screen, trying to fit them together as closely as possible. A variety of options within the game add to it's deviousness. Some surprises await those completing certain levels. STOS source included.

• Violence
  A Shareware Xenon 2 clone. This must be one of the best shoot 'em up games on the market. Fast arcade style action and lots of extra features built in. 

• Lobotomy Invaders
  n excellent Shareware game for the STE by The Slaytanic Cult. A re-vamp of the age old theme but this version pushes the STE to its limits using stereo DMA sound, the extended colour palette and most impressively, hardware scrolling. Just to add to the challenge, you have to beat two waves of alien attack before progressing to the next level.

• Fruit Pursuit
  This is a combination of a board game and a fruit machine! Your aim is to be the first player to reach the last square on the board. All the features of the fruit machine along with the usual elements of the average board game come in to play. Four players can play against each other or one player can play against the clock.
• Jiggers
  A multi-level brain teaser in which you must turn all the pieces in the playing area to the same colour. As you change the colour of one piece, all others touching it will also change colour!

• Escapade
  Can you solve the problem and escape?
• Phantom Zone
  You are Dan Yell Flint, adventurer and collector of rare artifacts. A mysterious inscription on an old mirror given to you as a present attracts your attention. As you run your fingers over it, there is a sudden flash. This is the beginning of an extraordinary adventure which will require great courage and determination.

• Fullparts
  Another small demo which starts with two pictures and then goes into a full screen display. 
• Gen 4 Demo - Big Scroll
  
• Gen 4 Demo - Quartz Screen
  
• Gen 4 Demo - Return Demo
  
• Gen 4 Demo - Sprites Demo
  
• Hemoroids Dentro
  A small demo which appears to have more to it than meets the eye. It just seems to be a vertical scrolltext on a starfield. If you watch to the end, the greetings display various national flags as vector graphics.

• Chain Reaction
  A puzzle game for 2 to 6 players involving atoms and cells. You must be the last player to have some atoms left on the board to win. The computer will play the role of several opponents.
• Collapse
  A Columns type puzzle game where you must arrange the falling blocks to create lines of three or more of the same colour and prevent the blocks from reaching the top of the screen.
• Creature Power
  First you select a frog to control in the frog hop contest. If you win, you get a chance to play 'Creature Power' where you must select appropriate creatures to help you recover a jewel from beneath the ocean and return it to a distant island.
• Cyber Snake
  Guide the snake around the playing area collecting diamonds as you go. Each diamond collected causes the snake to grow. Bump into the walls or your own tail and you lose a life. Collect all the diamonds to progress to the next level.
• Rocketball ST
  A futuristic rollerball type game which involves trying to get a ball into your opponent's goal and beating them up at the same time!

• Burger Dream
  By making a clown bounce up from a trampoline, Breakout style, you must clear the screen of horizontally moving hamburgers.
• DC Click Me
  A game to test your reactions. A message appears in a square on a grid, double click on the square before the message disappears. The grid contains more squares the further you progress.
• PD-Super
  Olympic game with 4 sports: 100 m, 110 m hurdles, shot put and hammer throw, expandable
• Rabbit Jump
  Further development of Clowns & Balloons. A rabbit has allied itself with the fox to get as many carrots as possible over the fox's back. These fly in 3 rows over the animals and can be 'eaten' by touching them.
• River Of No Return
  The purpose is to rescue as many drowning people as possible with a rescue plane without falling victim to the attacking ships, balloons, tanks and helicopters or even radar towers.
• Spider (Doucet)
  Computer solitaire using two packs of playing cards.

• Frooty
  A great fruit machine simulator with lots of features including gamble.
• Night on the Town
  Another STAC graphic adventure, this time by Dave Watts. This adventure has a distinctly adult theme, but is full of humour. You must find the girl of your dreams and treat her to dinner.
• Star Maze
  Fire missiles at the enemy and avoid being hit whilst concentrating on controlling your own craft.
• The Grimoire
  A graphic adventure by R W Lee, created with STAC. You begin your quest in a college lecture hall. Your task is to discover the whereabouts of a particularly unusual book.

• Kittypuk
  A two player game. One player uses the mouse, the other a joystick. For cat haters everywhere! Fire missiles at your enemy whilst avoiding those fired at you.
• Zoox
  An excellent and very addictive puzzle game. The object of the game is to control a ball around a grid, avoiding enemy balls and stationary blocks. Each time you pause, a copy of your ball is left behind. You must fill up all the squares on each level to progress to the next. STOS source for the game is included.

• Asteroids
  A reworking of the classic asteroids game. Manoevre your spacecraft to avoid the asteroids. Fire at them to destroy them, but steer clear of the debris! Control is either by keyboard or by joystick. Try to destroy the asteroids and avoid the flying saucers. Simple but addictive gameplay throughout.
• Blackjack
  Play the popular card game, pontoon, against the computer.
• Demolition Man
  Game, written in C. Your task as an explosives specialist is to find 15 bombs in a 100-square playing field without blowing yourself up
• Entombed
  A platform game with plenty of objects to collect and traps to avoid. Find the exit on each level to progress to the next. This is made even more difficult as the layout of the level changes from time to time.
• Grampa Howard Mysteries: A Journey in the Past
  A text adventure where you must journey back in time 100 years to help Grampa Howard find and defeat Dr Malvert. However, what seems to be obvious is not always so.
• HOTSHOT Checkers 1.2
  Play draughts against your ST, choosing from a number of different skill levels.
• Klatrix
  KLATRIX is a Columns type clone create using STOS. In this game groups of three colored tiles fall from the top of the screen. By pressing the fire button on your joystick you rotate the tiles so that you end up with the color order you wish, top to bottom (you hope). By aligning three of the same color, in any direction, you cause them to vanish
• Snakes and Ladders
  A snakes and ladders game, suitable for children. Use the mouse to roll the dice and make your way up the board. Normal snakes and ladders rules apply.
• Solitari
  A computer version of the well known game. Use the mouse to control the movement of the pegs. Very well presented.

• Eaglestar
  A graphic adventure created using STAC. It is based in the future and involves the struggle of one ordinary man who attempts to fight the system. You begin the adventure in prison. Very atmospheric and well presented. From the author of The Elven Crystals.

• Ozone
  An excellent Shareware game by Nick Harper. This is a combined platform and puzzle game where the object is to get to the top of the tower within the time limit. A very professional looking game which plays well and is highly recommended.

• Eat Your Words
  One for the youngsters. On each level you must spell a word by eating the letters in the correct order, using the joystick as they float down the screen.
• Robugs
  Design and build your own robots and watch them interact on a playfield which you also design. A very involved and challenging game.
• Tectic
  You play against the computer, which is in this case a worthy opponent. Object of the game is to arrange one's tiles (you: `X' , computer: `O') like shown on any one of the cards below the playfield. Just click on ANY of your stones to move it to the free field. If you or the computer has arranged his stones properly, you or the computer get the card (which is equal to 1 point). After that, a new card is created.
• Wizard of War
  A gauntlet style game. Guide your figure around the maze, avoiding the enemy when possible.

• Boogey Man II
  Starts off with an amusing intro. Guide the snake around the playing area, collecting the required amount of coke cans to progress to the next level. Avoid nasties and keep away from the walls. Fast action in this 20 level game.
• Droolig and the King's Gold
  A text adventure created with AGT. Droolig is a mean old dwarf who has stolen the King's treasure. Whoever returns the treasure from the labyrinth gains the hand of the Princess and half the loot.
• International Cricket
  The sound of leather on willow. Choose your team and your opponents and battle it out on an international stage. Fully mouse controlled. STOS source included.

• BOBBLES!
  Another Columns clone
• Kingdom (Groves)
  As a medieval ruler you have ten years to sort out the problems left by the previous monarch. You must decide how best to use your people and how wisely to spend your money and keep your subjects happy.
• Lobber
  A two player game, the object of which is to select the correct velocity and elevation for a shell fired from your gun.
• Ms.Pac.
  A fast action multi-level Pacman clone. Great graphics, animation and sound but you have to be quick with the joystick! Great fun.
• Yahtzee (Groves)
  A dice game for up to six players, Yahtzee combines luck and skill in equal measure. Each player has thirteen turns - each turn consists of three throws. At the end of each turn, the score obtained must be entered into one of the score categories provided, and explained below.

• Bang
  The idea of the game is to mark the position of mines on a grid without uncovering them. The size of the grid varies depending on the level of play, as does the number of mines to be found. The game is played against the clock (displayed top left of the grid). The game finishes when either you uncover a mine, or you have correctly marked all the mines in the grid.
• Capital II
  Invest wisely in shares as you try to amass more money than your opponents.
• Quiz Construction Kit
  Designed for both children and adults, this program allows the user to design and take part in their own multiple choice quizzes.

• Viking III
  Starts off with an amusing intro. Guide the snake around the playing area, collecting the required amount of coke cans to progress to the next level. Avoid nasties and keep away from the walls. Fast action in this 20 level game.

• B-17
  Your aircraft flies across the screen from left to right, getting lower with each pass. You must drop bombs onto the buildings in order to destroy them, thereby allowing your plane to fly lower. Fail to destroy the buildings and you crash.
• F-16
  Control your aircraft through a number of different missions of increasing difficulty, taking care to avoid enemy fire and the ever changing landscape.

• Hunt for Grey November
  A submarine has been stolen by terrorists, your mission is to destroy the subs from the air whilst flying your Lockheed S-3A Viking. The game screen shows a map over which you must fly, section by section, searching for the enemy, who is just as keen to destroy you as you are to remove him.

• Headlong
  Goth's tribute to Avina Blue. The ultimate vertical scroller. Navigate your ship through intricate space tunnels. The speed is frantic. The scenery is nightmarish. Your reactions, to survive, must be lightning fast.
• Jetpac
  Guide the little dude with the jetpac around the screen, collecting bits of rocket (In correct order, Bottom to Top) and drop them over the launch pad to build it. Then do the same for the fuel that drops down until the fuel-guage is full. Jump in the ship and off you go to the next level. Based on a really old Spectrum game.

• First Dominoes 1.2
  Uses a double nine set of dominoes. Plays a nine domino per player game. Plays matchplay type singles games. Uses standard legal move techniques, i.e. does not cheat. Up to five players allowed. Unusually sedate fun from the master of the exploding pixel. This game is a former BUDGIE UK title.

• Bert the Squirt
  An 80 level game solely designed to help Bert get fatter! Collect the fruits, use fire to bounce on the springs and don't touch the aliens or the spikes.
• Crush
  Your city is being bombed by a malicious craft. By using the rubble and bricks around you, you can escape over the walls to live another day.
• Dizzy Lizzy II - A Winters Tale
  This is Dizzy Lizzy II with the same addictive gameplay as the original and 40 more levels. Set in a serene Christmas atmosphere, this followup boasts new graphics with transporters, switches, grave stones, snowballs, exploding Christmas puddings and the persistent meanies.

• Blat
  BLAT! is based around the old three-in-a-row falling blocks idea, but with a few new ideas added. These include dynamite, lightning, acid bottles, smart bombs, indestructible blocks, randomizers, annihilators, etc, etc. In true Jeff Minter fashion there is a positive plethora of samples. In fact this is the only reason the game is STE only

• GEM Gnu Chess
  A very good chess simulator with a variety of functions available, including a piece editor, numerous skill levels and a hint feature for those moments when you need a little helping hand. Includes some good graphics and is fully mouse controlled.

• Conquest
  A Shareware game by Ralph Effemey. The object of the game is to survive for a year as ruler of your chosen land. You are able to influence all the major decisions regarding your land, the buying and selling of food, the general health of your subjects and the success or failure of your army, amongst other things. A must for all fans of "God"games. Needs 1 Meg.

• Baby Mugluck
  Help Baby Mugluck find his mummy whilst avoiding a variety of hazards, including rocks and some deadly snails. Milk bottles and rusks picked up along the way provide Baby Mugluck with extra energy. A very colourful and lively platforms and ladders game with a large number of different screens to explore.

• Arthur of the Britons
  You explore the four lands, trying to keep Arthur and his men alive. As you progress, you will encounter sub games, such as an archery tournament or a target shooting section. You may visit villages and attack enemy castles, making this a very good historical simulation. A mouse controlled game which goes into a great deal of depth. Needs 1 Meg.

• Rolling Blasters
  Use the joystick to guide a ball through a number of routes to a goal at the bottom of the screen. Go off the pathway as you try to move quickly and you lose a life, take too long and you will be beaten by the very strict time limit.

• Dungeon Lord
  Obviously influenced by Dungeon Master but set in the future. Control is by mouse. You are sent back in time to repair history and so save the universe from destruction. First create your own character, then travel through the dungeons of Lord Shrax and thwart his evil plans. Only three levels are accessible at first. You must register with the author to get the codes for the other levels. Needs 1 Meg.

• Hardcore
  The latest game from Jeff Minter, entitled Hardcore. It's a very fast shoot-em-up set in the future.
• Hunchy 2010
  A classic Shareware adaptation of the Hunchback games from days of old. Closely follows the original game (but with better graphics) and is just as addictive.
• Rockfall - The Special Edition 1.51
  Based on Boulder Dash, you must collect diamonds by walking over them, at the same time as avoiding the nasties.
• Rockfall 2 - The Perils of Spud (Preview)
  In Rockfall, you control Spud, whose task it is to collect all of the diamonds in each level. He must also dispose of the Monsters and use all of the transporters, when present. Each level must be completed within a set time. This will vary from level to level.
• Sno-Fite
  A fun two player game where you score points for hitting each other with snowballs. The better the hit, the higher the score! Don't forget to build up your barricades by building a snowman first!
• Valgus^2
  Valgus^2 (pronounced "Valgus squared", and henceforth referred to as VSQ) is naturally the sequel to Valgus, which itself was a public domain version of Tetris. In VSQ, the seven familiar Valgus pieces as back, but they are tired of falling straight down the screen! Instead, they will come at you from all four sides of the 27x27 playing area.

• Mars Maze
  You must travel across a series of platforms within a certain time limit to reach a fuel pod and so exit onto the next level. However, each level is populated by some nasties. On early levels they are ghosts and severed hands, who must be disposed of before you can progress further. As you get deeper into the game, the baddies are the least of your worries, just climbing the platforms to the exit within the allowed time is enough of a challenge!

• Attack of the Dangerous Alien Gun Turrets from Jupiter's Third Moon
  Based on the classic game "Thrust". The aim is to destroy everything on each level so as to make progress into the game. Coins can also be collected and used in the shop to buy additions to your spaceship.
• Rabbit Jump
  Further development of Clowns & Balloons. A rabbit has allied itself with the fox to get as many carrots as possible over the fox's back. These fly in 3 rows over the animals and can be 'eaten' by touching them.
• Santa's Workshop
  Similar to Rabbit except that this time Santa must be bounced to collect candles as they move across the screen.
• Teserae
  A Tetris variation with rasters behind the falling blocks. The usual rules apply in this colourful game which is played over six different levels.
• Worm
  You are the hero Ooey Gooey worm and your task is to rescue worm eggs from monsters. A platform game where you must collect all the eggs on each screen to make progress. Bonuses can also be collected on many levels. There are 25 levels in total and control is by joystick.

• Fallers
  In fact there is a choice of two games which use the same basic theme. In game one, you use the joystick to catch as many falling objects as you can as they descend down the screen. Assuming you don't miss too many, you progress to the next level. There are 25 levels in all. In game two you choose how many objects you are allowed to miss, then you must achieve this target to succeed.

• Fast Freddy
  Your task is to guide Freddy around a number of different landscapes, including islands, deserts and snow covered mountains, in order to destroy the evil Tikita, rescue Kim and recover his speed, which has been stolen by Tikita. You start on Beginners Island but once you get used to the controls and progress deeper into the game, things really begin to hot up.

• Blox 2.0
  Place pieces in the centre of the screen to make rings, completed rings disappear. A similar idea to Tetris but with a number of differences. Very addictive.
• Swaping Tiles
  You must travel around a group of tiles stepping on each one only once to arrive at a set destination, usually a grey tile. However, take too long planning your route and you are sent back to the start. Not 4 MB.
• Unmagnificent 15
  Test your reactions as you aim to outdraw and outlive, as mean a bunch of outlaws as ever entered a saloon. Use the mouse to position the cross hairs on the gunslingers before they draw on you. Eight levels are included, with the outlaws drawing even faster as you get further into the game.

• Evasion 2
  Manoeuver the Evader around a maze, collecting the marked tiles as you go. Time is in short supply. Extra lives are awarded after each level. Collect flashing bonus markers for extra lives, mines, smart bombs and freeze pills. Similar in concept to pacman, but much faster and more involved.
• Platform Capers
  Similar in concept to Donkey Kong, this game requires that you collect four keys on various levels before returning to your exit door. Jumping over rolling barrels is only one of the requirements!
• Runaway
  Guide a drone spaceship through tunnels on the moon. The ship is out of control and cannot be slowed down!
• The Return of Jusse
  Your mission is to find and return the last eight cocoons of Jusse to the mothership before time runs out. Once collected, the craft is docked so that lift-off can commence. Lasers are used to rupture steel doors and to destroy sentinels. The craft operates likes a lunar lander with thrust controllable in all four directions.
• Zap
  

• Currency Exchange
  Allows easy comparison between 58 different currencies. Each country is indicated by its National flag. The exchange rates can easily be edited from within the actual program. In addition, there is provision for including non-listed currencies.
• From Little Acorns
  A most delightful adventure set in Goblins country. The mouse is used throughout but for a few text inputs where the game will prompt you.
• Pigeon Post
  You must sort the mail into the correct pigeon holes. How many letters can you sort per minute, 20, 25 or 30? Make 25 mistakes and you're sacked. Fast thinking and fast mouse movement needed here.

• Square Off
  Fifty levels of grid escapism. Travel along the best possible route to reach the entry to the next level, whilst collecting as much cash as possibles. Monsters and black holes make your journey hazardous. This version has tracker music, speech and a separate level editor.

• Dogfight 1.00
  Four planes battle it out for supremacy of the skies. Each plane can be controlled either by a human player or by the computer. TOS 1.2 only.
• Mosaic
  A puzzle game played with a set of 2 by 2 tiles on a 24 by 24 playing area. The object of the game is to place tiles in such a way that squares of the same colour are connected.
• Slug 2092
  Baby slugs have been kidnapped and are being held within a fortress. You must rescue them and cause as much damage as possible to the complex.
• Smash-Hit
  A tennis game by Peter Zetterberg. Choose the level of difficulty and the number of sets, then compete against the computer using the joystick for control. The game defaults to 60HZ, but a few clicks of the fire button takes you to the game menu where you can swap to 50hz.
• The Virtue
  This game is an arcade and interaction type game. You will start out with the mission or rescuing the starbase #5 crew. You land on the base and find it empty. But be carful because the werf's are on the prowl.

• Bombs
  Bombs! is an unabashed clone of the popular game Minesweeper which runs under Microsoft Windows. (The Macintosh also has a version of the game called Bombs.)
• Other Place
  You earn a few points by shooting a "guardian"; you earn more by drilling open a doorway; and you earn a bunch more by successfully carrying a "jewel" outside the cavern complex (more points are awarded if you are still carrying the "signal booster" at this point). After you retrieve all six of the "jewels", unused ships and shield time are converted to bonus points and you "win". Your ships have unlimited fuel and ammunition.
• Peking 10.11.1991
  Peking is a board game which should also be known as Shanghai. The aim of the game is to remove the game pieces from the board according to certain rules until there are no pieces left. A two-player mode is also available on request.
• Poker Squared
  If you enjoy solitaire, and you like poker, then you're gonna love this game! Twenty five cards are dealt, one at a time into a square on the right side of the game board. You must decide where to place each card on a grid of twenty five squares.

• 5 of a Kind
  A one or two player game where you must roll five dice to produce different scores. These scores then need to be entered correctly on the scoring chart, the highest scorer wins the game.
• Balls
  You must guide a ball around the screen and, by using mirrors, deflect it in an effort to remove orange pods from the screen. Success allows you to progress to the next level. However, a number of things can affect your progress!
• Cybernetix
  Cybernetix, a Defender type clone from New Zealand. You fly your spaceship in this horizontal scrolling game, blasting asteroids, collecting crystals, fighting invaders, and more.
• Euchre
  A card game where you play against three computer controlled opponents in a attempt to win hands of cards. Each player throws one card into the centre the winner collects that hand.

• Fly Robin Fly
  Control the mother bird with the joystick as she ascends the screen eating flies and collecting baby birds from nests. Watch out for hazards such as candles, spiders and wasps. A fairly easy game that would appeal to youngsters.
• Fulltron
  A light cycles game for up to four players, all using different keys.
• Gold Seeker
  The object of Gold Seeker is to recover gold from pirates which has been scattered throughout their dungeons. To do this you must maneuver your gold seeker (yellow) while avoiding the pirates (blue) and other hazards. Pirates will move the gold, you must get it from them. If you are caught by a pirate, you die.
• Peking 17.05.1989
  Peking is a board game which should also be known as Shanghai. The aim of the game is to remove the game pieces from the board according to certain rules until there are no pieces left. A two-player mode is also available on request.
• Pulse-Rider
  Another light cycles game, similar to Fulltron.
• Sumaria
  An ST version of the classic economy game, where you control the destiny of a small kingdom. You must buy land, grow food and keep your people happy.

• Chaos
  A game of combat between 2 to 8 wizards, each takes turns to cast spells in an attempt to destroy his opponents and so be the last wizard left alive.
• Duck Dash
  The military research station at the top of the mountain has been broken into and dozens of mutant animals have escaped. Some of them have reached as far as Farmer Floyd's yard where Danny Duck lives.
  As the top duck of the yard Danny must rush around collecting the eggs and save his own neck from the mutant creatures.

• Galactic Playground
  Move mirrors to direct a laser beam through crystals and onto a target. A Shareware game which also includes a level designer. NOT STE.
• Raceplus
  A board game for up to three players. Each begins with £200 and the first to get £150,000 and reach Rose Cottage wins the game. Visit shops and gamble your money to gain success along the way.
• Skirmish
  Tank warfare! By adjusting the angle and power of shot, you must aim and fire missiles at your opponent's tank in order to destroy it. However, your opponent can also fire at you.
• Wortris
  Another Tetris clone. Control can be either by joystick or keyboard. NOT STE.

• 3-D Irrgarten
  A three-dimensional maze game. The size and thus the difficulty level can be changed. The aim of the game is to leave the garden with as few steps as possible. You can use different aids, such as compass, aiming pillar, position and maze display. With Source
• Asteroid Attack
  A mono version of the Arcade classic by Andrew Coates. Shoot everything that moves and avoid bumping into anything! Many levels of play.
• Bouncing Bubbles
  A fast action shoot 'em up. It starts up with just a few balls needing shot down. By level 7 you've got some aliens to dispose of and by level 40 there's so many on screen you don't have a clue what you're shooting at! Good fast action game.
• Break It!
  A Chinese puzzle game with 10 levels of difficulty. It's not the same as the Drachen type games. This one is played on a much smaller two dimensional board and tiles must lie at 90 degrees to each other before you can remove them. A real brain teaser.
• CrosSTword Pro
  A crossword puzzle  creator  and solver.  You  can  design your own crosswords or play the two  sample  files supplied. Partially completed puzzles may be saved for completion at a later date and there's a 'trial fit' option so that you can attempt to fit a  word into the puzzle without actually placing it (useful when designing puzzles). There's also the ability to reveal the entire crossword at any time or  just the areas you've completed.
• Find 50
  Differently shaped blocks are presented on screen. Each one has a different number from 1 to 50. When the timer starts you must click each number in sequence, trying to get all 50 before your time runs out. It's not as easy as it sounds!
• JEOPARDY! (Salzillo)
  A board game based on an American game show of the same name. It follows very similar lines to Trivial Pursuit. The difference appears to be that you get the question and have to supply the answers. This is a game for several players and really needs an MC to keep a check on things as the questions are not stored within the program but are on disk as an ASCII file for the MC's reference. A full explanation of the rules is given.
• Minesweep 2.131
  Once again you uncover the squares and avoid the bombs. The number revealed by a square indicates the number of mines adjacent to it. Grid sizes can be anything from 10x5 to whatever your screen will handle. Fully supports overscan, virtual screens and large screen monitors.
• Push Box 1.1
  Guide the storeman around pushing boxes as he goes, in an attempt to get all the boxes into the store room. However, you must work out which boxes to move and where to move them to or you will be unable to complete the level. A great logic puzzle with several levels.

• 3D Ski
  You race 2 opponents on some ski paths, but you must take care not to collide with rocks, fall off the edge, or take a path leading to a dead end.
• Alienation
  A platform game where you control a robot who must collect all the pills on each level to progress to the next. However, anything up to nine aliens could be chasing you!
• Line Crash
  This is similar to Tron/Lightcycles where you have to trap your opponents in a beam of light by forcing them to crash into either your beam or somebody else's. The vertical dimension of the playfield can be adjusted. Up to EIGHT people can play and the computer can play some droids as well.
• Mazewar ST
  A conversion from the Atari 8-bit version of the game Mazewar. The main difference is that up to EIGHT people can play simultaneously (although you can ge the computer to play some of the tanks if you don't have eight players). The idea of this game is to negotiate your way around a maze and shoot your opponents.
• Video Games 1 v0.5
  Play 3 games simultaneously on one computer with one Joystick. 3 games (Pacman, Pong, and Space-Invaders) are played at the same time. The games each take up a full screen, and are in either red, green, or blue. When two colours (games) overlap, the colours are mixed to generate the resulting colour, so it looks like all 3 games are transparent. It is possible to play all 3 games at once with one joystick, but you can also disable the graphics of the games, as well as adjust their brightness.

• Love's Fiery Rapture
  An adventure for those of a romantic disposition. A torrid tale of what could be the "perfect date".
• Susan
  An adult text based adventure game, with Susan being the object of your desires. ADULT only.

• Popeyed
  A strip pop quiz. The questions relate to pop music of the 60's and a correct answer removes one item of clothing from a female and lets you view a further scene from a story. Both visual parts of the program have the same basic ending. Great cartoon graphics. ADULT only.

• Kits for Kick Off 2 and Player Manager
  A selection of leagues for use with Kick Off 2 and teams for Player Manager. Obviously you must have Kick Off 2 and Player Manager in order to make use of this disk.

• Final Whistle Teams
  A selection of 27 teams for use with The Final Whistle. Obviously you must have The Final Whistle in order to make use of this disk.

• Air to Air Combat
  A two player game in which you aim to score 5 points before your opponent does. Take off, try to avoid crashing or stalling and fire at your opponent or shoot down a barrage balloon.
• Byte-Man
  A Pacman clone which can be played by one or two players. Normal rules for Pacman apply but you get monsters, bonuses, extra lives and twenty levels.
• Plax Atax
  Move the toothpaste tube around with the joystick, firing gel at the rotting teeth. You must complete each level within a time limit and make sure you don't loose all you teeth!

• Minefield (Tanx)
  The object is to get as many of your tanks through the enemy minefield, while preventing your opponent getting his tanks through, by placing five mines on your minefield. Somewhat similar to battleships but with new strategy elements. Three levels of difficulty.

• Atom Ant
  A Boulder Dash clone. You must dig through the soil to recover gems. A certain number are required before you can progress to the next level.
• Bio Hazard 1.8
  A Dungeon Master type game set in Outer Space. There's a large number of aliens to battle with and objects to pick up, examine and use. Your aim is to find the ladder down to the next level. This Shareware version has two challenging levels.
• Grandad Cheat
  A cheat routine for the Shareware game Grandad And The Quest For The Holey Vest. This will give you extra power in your battery.
• STellar STarfighter
  Have you got what it takes to be a Stellar Starfighter? Guide your craft through space on a number of delicate missions of increasing difficulty before being rewarded with Stellar Starfighter status.

• Chaos 1MB
  A game of combat between 2 to 8 wizards, each takes turns to cast spells in an attempt to destroy his opponents and so be the last wizard left alive.

• Grandad and the Quest for the Holy Vest
  An adventure game by Ian Scott. You play the part of wheelchair bound Grandad who needs to find his vest but can't quite seem to remember where he left it. You must help him find it before the battery in his electric wheelchair runs out! Grandad is controlled by the cursor keys or joystick and no typing is required. Full of humour throughout, Grandad is a must for all followers of this type of graphical adventure game. Needs 1 Meg, not TOS 2 upwards.

• Down Fall
  A two player game where you must try to bury your opponent under a mound of snow before he can do the same to you! A number of different icons help you to create or destroy barriers and perform a number of other life saving tasks.
• Game Concept
  This latest offering from the authors of Intro Concept and Picture Concept is a compendium of well known board games. Choose from Solitaire, Towers of Hanoi or Connect 4. Some of the instructions are in French, but as the games are all fairly well known this should not cause too many problems.
• Plop
  A board game played on a grid of squares. You must place your counter on a square and as more counters are added to each square they eventually pop and scatter counters onto adjoining squares. The game ends when one of the two playing colours is completely removed from the board.
• SpaceWar: The Next Generation 1.31
  A two player game, the object of which is to control a little spaceship with the joystick and try to destroy your enemy with a torpedo. A central sun has variable gravity which affects your chances of success. This a re-write of an old game with vastly improved graphics and gameplay. It makes use of DMA sound on the STE, TT and Falcon.
• Squish
  Can you squash the bouncers before they squash you. You control a character who is being bombarded from above by bouncing enemies. By timing your own jumps right, you can flatten your enemies before they get you. Blocks can be moved and platforms used as safe havens to help you progress. Numerous levels are included.

• Hop
  A new version of the classic "Frogger" game. The idea is to guide your frog across a busy road avoiding the traffic, dodge the frog eating snakes and then cross a river, by using floating logs to reach the safety of the top of the screen. Each time you complete a screen you'll progress to higher levels and encounter greater difficulties.
• Mrs Munchie 1.21
  A Shareware Pacman clone from the USA. The object of the game will be very familiar but a great number of added features make this a greater challenge. Highly recommended, needs 1 Meg.
• Pop
  An "Atoms" type game where you put atoms in a square on a grid. Each square can contain a certain number of atoms before it explodes, throwing atoms onto adjoining squares. You must try to blast your opponent off the board.

• International Motor Sport
  Using the keyboard, you must guide your car round all ten tracks in this highly challenging game. Completing each track takes you to the next. Have you got what it takes to be the next Nigel Mansell?
• OXYD
  Game similar to Esprit by the same author. First you have to master 100 landscapes alone and then 100 more in two-player mode with two ST's connected via MIDI. Only the first ten levels are playable, then you encounter an obstacle that can only be removed by entering a code word.

• Centipede
  Shareware version of the classic game where you must blast a centipede as it travels down the screen towards you. Other insects appear from time to time to thwart your attempts.
• Cops and Robbers
  A two player game where one player is the robber and must travel around a city, robbing from a set number of banks. The other player, as the policeman, patrols the city looking for the robber. Who will get the upper hand?
• Galaxian
  Another Shareware version of a classic game. Using either the keyboard or a joystick you move left and right to destroy waves of attacking Galaxians. Individual attackers try to make your task even more difficult.
• Megapede
  A Shareware remake of the classic centipede game where a segmented enemy makes its way down the screen and you try to shoot it before it gets to you. A variety of aids make dealing with your enemy a little easier.
• Minesweeper ST (Wills)
  A grid contains some hidden mines. You must identify which squares contain mines without uncovering them. Each turn gives you clues as to the whereabouts of these mines. A challenging puzzle game.

• International Cricket II
  Full 3D animated action with realistic sampled sound effects. Choose batting order and team. Each player has individual batting, bowling catching, throwing and stopping skills. Fielders also have agility ratings which affect their running speed when fielding. Position the fielders where you want them. There are three different bowler types: fast, medium and spin. Bowl bouncers, yorkers, full tosses, etc. There are six different batting shots: hook, leg glance, straight drive, off drive, defensive and square cut. The game has all the usuals eg; catches, run outs, lbw, over throws, no balls and wides etc. Every aspect of playing a game of cricket is covered. A must for all cricket fans.

• Go Moku
  Play against a friend or against the computer. The computer is hard to beat but this increases the challenge.
• Super Scramble
  You control the Cobra, a spaceship with awesome powers with which you must travel to the planet Xlyigon and destroy the dark lord who lives there. Control is mainly by joystick but the keyboard is also used to drop laser bombs. Needs 1 Meg.
• Trolls
  Billy is trapped in a fantasy world full of trolls (not the nice kind your kids go daft for!) and traps. It's similar in concept to Minesweeper with a semi-helpful trapometer! Every time he falls into a trap or bumps into a troll, it's back to start. Collect and use the magic pebbles to save your bacon! Your aim to to plot a path through each level avoiding the traps and trolls and find the exit to the next level.

• Football Tactician (Division One)
  Originally released by Talking Birds, this version covers the Barclays League Division One. It is a full version, for up to twenty four users! In addition to the full Division One schedule, all European Cups, League and FA Cups are included. This is the first ever soccer management game to include strategy and real-time match decisions on formations, tactics, marking, substitutions, injuries etc. There's a built-in team editor and the top scorers, transfer list and last twenty seasons are instantly viewable. Football Tactician has a complete instruction manual on disk. This is the precursor to Football Tactician 2 which is now the top selling management game on the ST and Amiga. Although not essential, 1 Meg of memory is recommended.

• NetHack TOS 3.1pl3
  Similar to and developed from ST Hack. This is essentially the same game on a massive scale. Includes some hints and tips (but not a lot). Needs 1 Meg.

• Atom Ant
  A Boulder Dash clone. You must dig through the soil to recover gems. A certain number are required before you can progress to the next level.
• Columns (Arend)
  Interesting Columns variant, where the aim is not to rotate the blocks, but to arrange the different patterns in such a way that three identical patterns appear in a row.
• Dinkum!
  Here is an Atari ST version of Dinkum!, an Australian text adventure in the tradition of Infocom.
• Mosaic
  A puzzle game played with a set of 2 by 2 tiles on a 24 by 24 playing area. The object of the game is to place tiles in such a way that squares of the same colour are connected.
• Stetris
  A novel adaptation of Tetris. You can start on any one of 10 different levels, play at any one of 3 skill levels, load and save high score tables and show or hide the next piece. Very well implemented, keyboard controlled but keys are redefinable.
• Tetrix 1.1
  Yet another of those Tetris clones. This one can be operated by keyboard or joystick and the game can be paused if necessary. You can also show or hide the next piece. What probably makes it unique is its excellent digitised soundtrack which plays throughout!
• Traps 1.1
  Find the whereabouts of traps by clicking on squares with the mouse. The object of the game is to clear all the squares without setting off the traps.

• Dinkum!
  Here is an Atari ST version of Dinkum!, an Australian text adventure in the tradition of Infocom.
• Evasion
  Guide your figure across the screen from left to right, avoiding rolling balls arrows and jumping over ravines. Very good graphics, joystick controlled.
• Flip-Flop (PD)
  Flip Flop is a computer game similar to the board game Othello. The game starts with two white and two black playing pieces already on the board. One player's colored pieces on the board are white, and the other player's pieces are black. Each player takes turns placing a playing piece of his color on the board. You can only place your colored piece on the board next to an opponent's colored piece already on the board. After you make a move, all of your opponent's colored playing pieces between the playing piece you just put down on the board and any of the other playing pieces that are your color on the board are flipped over to your color. The object of the game is to have more pieces of your color, than of your opponents color, on the board at the end of the game.
• Insectroid 1.0
  A Galaxians type game where waves of insects swoop down the screen at you and you must defend yourself by shooting as many of them as you can. Once you clear the screen of aliens it's on to the next level where you continue with the destruction. A very addictive game.
• Puzzle Slide
  The purpose of the game Puzzle Slide is to slide fifteen squares labeled A through O around on the board to get them in alphabetical order. The empty square on the board is represented by a black area. To move a letter square into the empty space, position the mouse pointer to the left, right, above or below the empty space and press the left mouse button. More than one square may be be slid toward the empty space at one time, by clicking the mouse on a square further left, right, above or below the empty space. Clicking the mouse on a square that is not left, right, above or below the empty space has no effect.
• ST Review Invaders
  Blast the aliens as they descend and shoot spaceships which fly overhead to gain extra points. Clearing one screen allows access to further levels of manic play.
• Tic Tac Toe (Szekely)
  Tic Tac Toe is a computer version of the ever popular game of the same name. Tic Tac Toe is a two player game where you can play against another person, test your skill against the computer, or just for fun watch the computer play itself. By selecting setup from the menu on the right side of the game, you can select who is X, who is O, who goes first and who goes second, and whether each player is human or a computer. You can also enter your name in by clicking on the name field at the top of the player menu and typing in your name.

• Bughunt II - The Second Encounter
  This Shareware game includes two introductory levels from the full version. Taking control of the hero, you are given several missions to accomplish (including the retrieving of a missing computer disk) in an attempt to remove invading aliens from the planet Earth. Smooth joystick control and an overhead view help to give a nice addictive feel to the game. Recommended.
• Drip
  A puzzle game where you must remove paint palettes by creating two of the same colour next to each other. You add drips of paint to make the palettes change colour. NOT TOS 2 upwards.

• 4-7-11
  A computer version of the well known card game patience. There are a number of different versions of the game within the program, all of which are easily playable and have good graphics. Full instructions are provided within the program.
• Kid Kong
  Excellent Donkey Kong implementation, where a princess kidnapped by a gorilla must be rescued.
• Memorized
  Uncover pictures hidden beneath squares to make matching pairs. You can only uncover two squares at once. Matching squares are removed, unmatched pictures are hidden again. It features player control over the amount of time allowed and the number of squares in the initial grid.
• Passing Darkness
  A demo version of a new text adventure. Out with your girlfriend one night, you visit some mystical standing stone, where you are knocked unconscious. When you recover you find that your girlfriend has vanished. You desperately set out to discover her whereabouts.

• GMINES
  Uncover all the squares on a grid without exploding the mines which are hidden beneath some of the squares. Clues under revealed by non-explosive squares help you to decide which squares are safe or which contain mines.
• Isola (Grellier)
  A puzzle game for one or two players. You must stop your opponent from moving around a grid by destroying squares and moving to an adjacent square in turn. Neither player can move onto destroyed squares.
• Kubes
  A puzzle game that bears a passing resemblance to Tetris. You must clear the screen of falling blocks, however you can't move the current blocks but you can move the rows of previously collected blocks. Addictive with some original concepts.
• The Cocoons of Jusse
  An arcade game by Chris Skellern. You control a small spaceship with which you must try to collect 8 blue cocoon pods. These must be returned to your mothership. You must negotiate tunnels and avoid sentinels as you search for these pods.
• Tuzzle (The Tile Puzzle)
  A tile puzzle game. 15 numbered tiles are scrambled on a 4*4 grid, you must put them in the correct order as quickly as possible.

• Chain Reaction
  A Shareware game for one or two players. Different coloured blocks fall down the screen and you must make horizontal, vertical or diagonal lines of three or more of the same colour, which then disappear. Stop the blocks from reaching the top.
• Grav 2
  GRAV 2 is, like its prequel GRAV, a game of the type generically known as "rotate and thrust". What this means is easier to see during play than it is to explain, but the basic gist is this: Your ship can only move forwards. To get it to move in a specific direction, you rotate the ship and then thrust. To stop, you turn the ship around and thrust in the opposite direction.

• Countout
  A two player game based on the Channel 4 television program. Choose nine letters, either vowels or consonants and try to make the longest word you can within the time limit. Every three rounds, the computer scrambles a nine letter word, which you must try to identify within the time limit.
• Nirvana
  Another addictive game. This time it's a platform and ladders type game with some very good graphics. On each level, you must collect a number of objects within the time limit, at the same time avoiding the monsters who will take your life! This Shareware version has two full levels, the registered version has many more.
• Pinguin
  A rather curious adaptation of the familiar minesweeper type game where you must uncover all squares on the grid which do not contain a penguin. The squares which surround a penguin always indicate how many penguins are in adjoining squares. A number of preset grid sizes are available or you can design your own. You can also decide how many penguins will be hidden in the grid. SpeedoGDOS and Multi- TOS compatible. NOT TOS 1.0.

• Gridcross
  Another two player game, in which each player begins at the opposite side of a grid and advances across the grid by correctly solving puzzles, tests and challenges. Different coloured squares on the grid offer different types of puzzle.
• Location Universe 2
  You must blast anything that moves whilst trying not to fly into alien craft.
• Nostram
  This is a platform and ladders type game where your quest is to recover five crystals hidden somewhere within a giant monolith. You can gain money, power ups and keys to aid your task, but a variety of creatures are out to stop you.

• Picker
  Try to pick the yellow points as you steer a ball around a grid using the joystick. Other squares on the grid can help or hinder your progress. The level of difficulty increases as you progress.
• Planet Man
  A lunar lander game. Try to land a spacecraft safely on the surface of the planet, using the keyboard to move left and right and fire thrusters. Gravity brings the craft closer to the ground.
• Plumber
  A pipeline clone. Try to build complete pipelines before the water starts to flow.
• Sirtet
  Yet another version of Tetris. Different shaped blocks fall from the top of the screen. Using the joystick you must stop the piles of blocks from reaching the top of the playing area by making complete horizontal lines.
• UBOAT
  You control a destroyer and using depth charges you attempt to bomb the enemy submarines beneath you. But beware, they can fire missiles back at you and you have only a limited number of lives.

• Black Dawn
  The Earth is under attack from Lord Karn and his ship Narcollisis. You must stop him at all costs. A futuristic game set in 1999.
• Easter Egg Hunt
  A non violent game for children between the ages of 7 and 12. Created using the Adventure Game Toolkit on LAN.25. Help Heather find her easter eggs from around the house, but beware of brother Alan who makes a nuisance of himself! Colour or mono.
• Escape! - A STAC mini adventure
  You are a mountain farmer rearing goat and have been captured by goblins and are being held prisoner in an underground cell as a source of fresh food! Your objective is to escape from the cave complex. Colour only.

• Puccer
  A two player game where you and your opponent must shoot puccs, using the mouse, to get as close as possible to a target. The closer you get, the more points you receive. Each player has three puccs on each level and there are ten levels. Not as easy as it sounds, with static walls, moving walls and a variety of special squares which can aid or hinder your success.
• The Last Arcadian
  The year is 2389 and you control a squadron of craft who must free the solar system of invaders. Your objective is to destroy enemy bases. The joystick controls your pilot's eye view of the terrain and various keys help you in your destructive task.

• Maniax
  Using the joystick you move an object around a large square leaving a trail behind you. As you block off sections of the square, portions of a picture are revealed. However, moving objects and monsters will try to halt your progress. If they hit your trail as you are moving, you lose a life. There are some great pictures of various cities around the world. A well presented and very addictive game.
• Stone Raider
  A boulderdash type game. You play the part of Rockman, who must collect gems from beneath the earth, but avoid the falling rocks. On each level, a certain number of gems must be collected before a door opens, leading to the next level. All of this is against a time limit. Bonuses are obtained for clearing a level but as you progress, things get much trickier.

• Abombinaball
  A puzzle game, where you must defuse bombs in the correct order before time runs out. You control a ball bouncing around a tiled area, some of these tiles contain bombs, others not. Find the correct course, otherwise you'll lose a life. Fifty levels of deceptive, infuriating gameplay.
• Balls
  You must guide a ball around the screen and, by using mirrors, deflect it in an effort to remove orange pods from the screen. Success allows you to progress to the next level. However, a number of things can affect your progress!
• Castle Capers
  You control the hero in a platform game set in a castle. The objective is to find the exit on each level and so help your character escape to freedom. Naturally you will encounter a variety of hazards on the way. The Shareware version has 10 levels, register for £5 to get the full 50 level version!
• Entombed
  A platform game with plenty of objects to collect and traps to avoid. Find the exit on each level to progress to the next. This is made even more difficult as the layout of the level changes from time to time.

• Color Clash
  A puzzle game with a platform element involved. You play the part of a lizard character who must eat flies. Collecting coloured icons during the game allows you to change colour. Each colour has special skills, all of which are needed if you wish to make it very far into the game.
• Tyranee!
  A SEUCK game where you control an aircraft flying over enemy terrain. The enemy come thick and fast and your reactions need to be quick if you are to survive for any length of time.
• Warp On!
  Another SEUCK game, this time set in Space. You must guide your ship to safety by destroying all the enemy crafts before they get you!

• Operation Garfield
  Your aim is to destroy the invading aliens (which look like Garfield the cat!) as well as the missiles they shoot at you. Different levels offer different challenges. A fast action game with massive sprites, brilliant graphics, hardware scrolling and stereo soundtrack throughout. Controlled entirely using the mouse.
• The Heavy Bunch
  A clone of the Spectrum game 'The Wild Bunch'....In this game you have been blamed for a murder you didn't commit. To prove you are innocent of the crime you must track down and destroy the guilty Heavy Rocker and his gang.

• Fate Master
  Role-playing game in the year 2636: The planet Tafoi is to be reconquered by UN troops. Before the allied landing, Commander Tsin-Fei is transferred to Tafoi to get an idea of the strategic situation. Armed only with a pistol and his clear mind, Tsin-Fei mingles with the people, i.e. the alien beings and beasts that populate the planet. Fate Master is characterized by its graphic design and simulation depth. In German language.

• Tower Power
  An arcade/strategy game for 2 to 4 players. The game is played on a board, rather like chess. Each player controls three characters and attempts to defend his tower. Your characters move around the board and when two opposing characters meet, a combat sequence takes place. The loser dies and the victor survives to fight another day. Take control of your opponents' towers to achieve complete victory.

• Witches, Mice and Fairy Tales
  A number of games for children by A A Covell. Two are board games where you and your opponent roll a dice and make moves around a board, special squares either help or hinder your progress. The final two games are stories where either you or the computer can choose from a range of words to complete rather unusual versions of two well known fairy tales.

• World Fighting Championship
  A fighting simulation, where you choose from a number of fighters, then compete against the computer or against another opponent, using the joystick to beat the living daylights out of your opponent. Each fighter has his own special moves.

• Psycho Pig II
  A platform game which takes place over four locations i.e. jungle, desert, mountainous and underwater. Some baby crocs have been kidnapped and it is your job to mount a rescue mission! You control the Pyscho Pig of the title, and a mean brute he turns out to be. There are lots of baddies to dispose of and objects to collect to acquire bonuses. Successfully complete the four locations and progress to a fifth level to finish your mission.

• Psycho Pig II
  A platform game which takes place over four locations i.e. jungle, desert, mountainous and underwater. Some baby crocs have been kidnapped and it is your job to mount a rescue mission! You control the Pyscho Pig of the title, and a mean brute he turns out to be. There are lots of baddies to dispose of and objects to collect to acquire bonuses. Successfully complete the four locations and progress to a fifth level to finish your mission.

• The Computer Coarse Angler
  A computer simulation based on the popular hobby of course fishing. The game tries to be as accurate as possible, providing a variety of sites from which to fish, a full range of equipment and baits from which to choose, and differing weather conditions to endure. A challenging game, but not for those requiring a quick result. It is certainly more comfortable than sitting by a riverbank on a cold, wet winter's day!

• IBS Pegasus
  Complex, elaborate space strategy game by the US company Deto Soft. The future of all mankind depends on whether you as the captain of the spaceship Pegasus and your crew are able to stop the hostile race that wants to invade our universe. You must find planets suitable for colonization, penetrate unknown planetary systems, send out exploratory probes and cultivate and colonize promising worlds. You have to make sure that your scarce energy reserves are not used up too quickly, etc. Your base station can only help you to a limited extent. IBS Pegasus is mainly controlled by mouse. Occasionally you will have to use the keyboard for requests. Certain situations are accompanied by digitized sound and voices. An interrupt routine ensures regular changes of the game flow. With load and save function, which should be used frequently

• IBS Pegasus
  Complex, elaborate space strategy game by the US company Deto Soft. The future of all mankind depends on whether you as the captain of the spaceship Pegasus and your crew are able to stop the hostile race that wants to invade our universe. You must find planets suitable for colonization, penetrate unknown planetary systems, send out exploratory probes and cultivate and colonize promising worlds. You have to make sure that your scarce energy reserves are not used up too quickly, etc. Your base station can only help you to a limited extent. IBS Pegasus is mainly controlled by mouse. Occasionally you will have to use the keyboard for requests. Certain situations are accompanied by digitized sound and voices. An interrupt routine ensures regular changes of the game flow. With load and save function, which should be used frequently

• NetHack v3.13 Rev D
  This is the GEM based version of the popular Unix based Dungeons and Dragons type game of the same name. Although it will run on any ST, STE, TT or Falcon with any TV or monitor, it is really designed for 16 colour, 80 column, VGA on the Falcon or TT medium res. The game has a similar feel to the old Gauntlet and Rogue games, although its origins go further back. Wander around, collect objects and potions, cast spells, destroy or avoid nasties and progress from one dungeon to the next. Hardened Nethack players will be glad to know that all the old keyboard commands are still supported as well as the old file format, so you can load in your saved games. If you're into these type of games, Nethack GEM is the best there is. Requires at least 2 Meg of memory. A hard drive is highly recommended but not essential.

• NetHack v3.13 Rev D
  This is the GEM based version of the popular Unix based Dungeons and Dragons type game of the same name. Although it will run on any ST, STE, TT or Falcon with any TV or monitor, it is really designed for 16 colour, 80 column, VGA on the Falcon or TT medium res. The game has a similar feel to the old Gauntlet and Rogue games, although its origins go further back. Wander around, collect objects and potions, cast spells, destroy or avoid nasties and progress from one dungeon to the next. Hardened Nethack players will be glad to know that all the old keyboard commands are still supported as well as the old file format, so you can load in your saved games. If you're into these type of games, Nethack GEM is the best there is. Requires at least 2 Meg of memory. A hard drive is highly recommended but not essential.

• Grandad II - In Search of Sandwiches
  Grandad 2 : The Search for Sandwiches! YES, Grandad is back! Grandad 2 is one great adventure game. Anyway, this game is slightly different from the first one. First difference, Grandad has lost his pants. Second difference, he is on a three-wheeler. As bizarre and hilarious (or more) as the first one, this is a pretty cool game.

• Grandad II - In Search of Sandwiches
  Grandad 2 : The Search for Sandwiches! YES, Grandad is back! Grandad 2 is one great adventure game. Anyway, this game is slightly different from the first one. First difference, Grandad has lost his pants. Second difference, he is on a three-wheeler. As bizarre and hilarious (or more) as the first one, this is a pretty cool game.

• Atari Slalom
  Guide the 'mouse' on screen using the joystick, confused? It's an adaptation of the old skiing game where you must go round the poles in the direction indicated by the arrow. If you go round the wrong way or collide with the pole, it's back to start! A timer and 5 different routes gives it a competitive feel.
• Douglas Rockmoor
  All Rockmoor fans will at last rediscover the true magic of Boulderdash on the ST. Ten caves selectable from function keys. Hidden feature. Needs 1 Meg.
• Jumping Ghost
  The return of an old game from the 8-bit machines. The screen consists of a number of horizontally moving lines, all of which have a gap in them. Jump through the gap and up to the next line. Continue this until you reach the exit to the next level at the top of the screen. However, you can drop down through the gaps as well as jump up them!

• Aerius
  A French puzzle game where you must move coloured cubes into boxes to form lines of the same colour, which then disappear.
• Assault and Battery
  A two player (or one player against the computer) game, the object of which is to hit your opponent into the goal at the top and bottom of the screen, using projectiles. Fast and furious action.
• Manicola
  Another French puzzle game similar to Aerius except that you must slide blocks from one box to another. Sure to keep puzzle game fans happy.

• Darklyte
  A cross between a war game and chess. You control four droids, each of which has certain capabilities, on a chessboard type grid. You and your opponent take it in turn to try to remove each other's pieces from the game.
• Freaked Out
  A puzzle game where you must guide your character across a tiled grid, picking up points as you go but avoiding traps and monsters. Your aim is to reach the door at the exit of each level and onto the next, more challenging level.
• Kaboom
  KABOOM by David Munsie is a conversion of an old 8-bit favorite. You are presented with a screen with someone who doesn't like you at the top. He goes on to drop LOTS of bombs on you from above. You have to catch all of them with three paddles you move back and forth with your joystick.

• Rebound
  A bat and ball game with three pads, one at each side of the playing area and a third at the top of the screen. The aim of the game is to hit these pads to score points. You begin with only three lives, but good play can increase these. Each round of the game is against the clock and the pace of the action gets hotter, the further you progress. A new slant on the bat and ball type game and extremely addictive.
• Stomp!
  You control a small character who moves around the screen, stopping when he reaches a block. He can then move blocks around in order to achieve the objective of the game. All this is against the clock!
• Utopos 1.12
  A two player battle game in split screen format. The aim of the game is straightforward, blow up your opponent before losing your own life. Achieving the aim is rather more difficult. Needs 1 Meg. Utopos is STE only.

• Unnkulia One-Half: The Salesman Triumphant
  You play the part of a salesman, you must earn your fortune in the most inhospitable of places.
• Unnkulia Zero: The Search for Amanda
  You are the King's most trusted warrior, can you rescue the Lady Amanda from the clutches of the evil Unnkulians?

• Megaline - The Final Confrontation
  A game for up to four players. Each player moves around the screen leaving a trail behind him. Collision with either the trail or the sides of the playing area mean elimination from the game. The winner is the last player left alive. Needs 1 Meg, STE only.
• Rush II
  A game from Sweden where you use the joystick to move a ball around the screen, aiming to collect letters in alphabetical order. Use to Space to change to push mode where you can move some of the blocks which are in your way, thus aiding your progress. There are lots of special tiles and bonuses to collect as well as shooting the enemy. You can play a one or two player game. A very original game with great presentation and very good gameplay once you get the hang of the controls. NOT TOS 2.06.

• Asteroids 1.2
  A reworking of the classic asteroids game. Manoevre your spacecraft to avoid the asteroids. Fire at them to destroy them, but steer clear of the debris! Control is either by keyboard or by joystick. Try to destroy the asteroids and avoid the flying saucers. Simple but addictive gameplay throughout.

• Balls!
  An Asteroid type game where you have to destroy the 3D balls moving towards you. Beware, they split up into smaller ones when you hit them!
• Ben in Paradise
  A gauntlet type game. Everywhere you go, you are followed by masses of aliens. Destroy them or avoid them, otherwise they'll destroy you!
• Car
  Demo game for the Missing Link extension.
• Carnage
  Demo game for the Missing Link extension.
• Damage Patrol
  Demo game for the Missing Link extension.
• Death Incarnate
  Demo game for the Missing Link extension.
• Frank and the Lost Aubergine
  A multi-directional scrolling platform game. Collect the diamonds and find the exit to the next level. Features very fast scrolling. Try not to blow yourself up too often! Can you find the cheat mode?
• The Race
  A one or two player game where you drive a race car around a track. Uses a split screen display.
• Violent Death
  A fast action horizontal shoot 'em up. Manoeuvre your spacecraft through the caverns, shooting or dodging everything that moves.

• H-Mec II
  A pacman clone, try to clear the screen of little pills whilst avoiding the ghosts, traps and poisoned spikes. An addictive game that will appeal to fans of Pacman. Requires 1 meg.
• Oh No! Not More Radioactive Mineshafts
  Guide your penguin around, collecting falling blocks before they reach the ground. If they do, you'd better jump over them or you'll lose a life. Collect the specified number of coloured blocks or amass a specified score to progress to the next level. STE ONLY.

• Arena (Shooter)
  A two player game where each player battle for survival in the arena. Since it has a futuristic setting, the scenario is further complicated by various objects which must also be dodged or destroyed. Your objective is to score more points than your opponent. Control is by two joysticks or one joystick and the keyboard.
• Blobb Run
  The Blobbs have taken over the Sunplant and it is your task to destroy them by gathering uranium crystals and throwing them into the generator. Your transporter temporarily helps to keep the Blobbs off your back, but never for very long.
• Stradegy
  A puzzle game in which the objective is to capture your opponent's pieces by surrounding them with your own. Completely mouse controlled, with 25 levels of great puzzle action.

• Rumbo
  Guide your cute little character (who resembles a mutant hero something!) through the maze shooting baddies as you go. Can you help Rumbo to rescue his kidnapped girl? Includes some platform elements, some jumping and shooting and very good graphics. The sound effects aren't bad either.

• IBS Guardian
  Shareware space game from the company Detosoft. On a 40 x 20 matrix you have to destroy enemy spaceships and return safely to your home base. Exciting strategy game for the low resolution. Completely controlled via keyboard
• IBS Starsearcher
  A space exploration strategy game with yourself as the new captain of the Intergalactic battleship Starsearcher. Here you must test your skills and abilities to the full, as you attempt to safeguard the earth.
• Mr. Dice
  A puzzle game. Rows of dice move down the screen and you must shoot them in the required order if you are to survive.

• Reflex (Future Soft)
  Another puzle game, this time the objective is to place diferent coloured shapes on a 12 x 12 grid in order to produce a symmetrical pattern. Requires a great deal of thought. Reflex is colour only.
• Unnkulian Underworld - The Unknown Adventure
  You play the part of a slave. On his deathbed, your master asks that you recover the Orb Of Studosity from the evil Unnkulians. Created using the TADS system. A must for all fans of text adventures.

• H-Mec
  A great pacman clone. This time the scenario has changed a bit. It looks more like a forest maze than the usual setting. However, gameplay remains unchanged. Dodge the ghosts and progress through the levels. Stereo soundtrack and chip music throughout. Makes full use of the STE's extended colour palette. Oh yes, it's STE ONLY!
• Hysula
  A freescape game written using the 3-D construction kit. Your aim is to explore the countryside, find Melania and discover more about yourself.
• Pure Logic
  Described as a game for anyone who can think logically. It is a logic problems game and is based upon boolean logic, which is essentially the way computers work. Up to eight player can take part and there are several levels of play. Just to make it harder, a timer counts down as you proceed to solve the problem.

• MIDI Zap 2.04
  An Asteroid style shoot 'em up game where a number of ST's can be linked together in a multi-player game, although a single player option is also avaliable. For a multi-player game, machines are linked via the MIDI ports. You can also have a co-pilot, in which case another ST or a PC, is connected via the RS232 port. The software required for the PC co- pilot is also on disk. As in the classic asteroids game, you fly around the screen avoiding the asteroids and, in multi-player format, shooting or teaming up with your opponents. Medium or High Res.

• The Glass Buttock Of Tharg
  This is a strategy adventure game where you must guide your heroes around the land of Tharg, adding men to your own army and then fighting or avoiding bandits. The overall aim is to destroy the Glass Buttock and so restore the land to it's previous peaceful existence. As usual for an Ian Scott game, the graphics are breathtaking. Loosely based on the Spectrum and C64 game 'Lords Of Midnight'. Needs 1 meg.

• It's A Mug's Game
  A boxing simulator, viewed from above. Select a one or two player game, choose your fighter and your opponent and off you go. Various buttons give you information about the various fighters. The general idea is just to get in there and bash your opponent to defeat. Great graphics and sound effects. Highly recommended for all boxing fans.

• Reflection
  A challenging puzzle game, the main idea of which is to hit objects with a beam of light. The light needs to be reflected by placing a series of mirrors and prisms in the correct places.
• Twix
  An unusual puzzle game involving moving blocks around with the number and cursor keys.
• Zedonoid
  A fast action shoot 'em up in which you must battle through a number of levels to free the three brains of Zedonoid. Blast your way through each level, blowing up everything in sight and avoiding enemy fire. An exit on each level leads to the next and another round of rapid fire! Great graphics and not bad sound effects.

• Skulls
  An original Shareware adaptation of the Minesweeper theme. Click onto a square on the board to reveal a die. The number on the die indicates how many of the 8 adjacent squares have skulls in them. Your first nine moves are 'free', after that you lose the game if you uncover a skull. Suspect squares can be 'flagged' as with other games of this type. Your grid is selectable 20x20, 30x30 or 40x40 and smooth hardware scrolling allows you to move throughout the playing area, which is usually much larger than the physical screen. A great stereo soundtrack plays throughout and can be subsituted by a MOD file of your own or one of the three others supplied. A fiercely additive game. STE ONLY.

• Investigation
  A two disk graphical adventure by David Weeks. You are Denim Top Dave, a student, and you have overheard a conversation which could lead to one of the biggest computer crimes of the decade. It is up to you to thwart the plans of the villians. The game is controlled mainly by the cursor keys and by typing in commands. Your search concentrates on three main areas and you must ensure you have enough bus fares to travel between them, so buying and selling becomes part of your strategy. A good challenging game. Does not run on machines with more than 1 Meg of memory.

• Investigation
  A two disk graphical adventure by David Weeks. You are Denim Top Dave, a student, and you have overheard a conversation which could lead to one of the biggest computer crimes of the decade. It is up to you to thwart the plans of the villians. The game is controlled mainly by the cursor keys and by typing in commands. Your search concentrates on three main areas and you must ensure you have enough bus fares to travel between them, so buying and selling becomes part of your strategy. A good challenging game. Does not run on machines with more than 1 Meg of memory.

• Football Tactician (Premier League)
  Originally released by Talking Birds, this version covers the English Premier League. It is a full version, for up to twenty four users (restricted to the Premier League)! This soccer management game includes strategy and real-time match decisions on formations, tactics, marking, substitutions, injuries etc. There's a built-in team editor and the top scorers, transfer list and last twenty seasons are instantly viewable. Football Tactician 1 (Premier League) has a complete instruction manual on disk. This is the precursor to Football Tactician 2 which is now the top selling management game on the ST and Amiga. Although not essential, 1 Meg of memory is recommended. This is a former BUDGIE UK title.

• Dungeon (RPG)
  A great Dungeons and Dragons game by the author of Overlord. It is very similar to FTL's Dungeon Master but perhaps less complex. You select a single character and venture forth into the darkest dungeon and prepare to meet your fate. As you complete one dungeon, you enter the town, pick up some provisions and head for the next dungeon. Reasonable graphics and excellent digitised sound effects throughout. How long can you stave off the monsters within? Needs 1 Meg. This is a former BUDGIE UK title.

• World Cup
  For budding Graham Taylors everywhere! A football manager game in which you must try to get one of the four home countries successfully through a qualifying group and make it to the World Cup finals in the U.S.A. You control the make-up of your squad and decide on the playing tactics amongst other things. Having qualified you can try to win the World Cup itself. The game is totally mouse controlled. Aimed specifically at those interested in strategy and statistics. This is a former BUDGIE UK title.

• Gameboy Emulator
  Turn your computer into one of those hand held consoles and play either a Tetris or Space Invader game. The right hand side of your screen resembles a Nintendo Gameboy and you can select from one of the two classic computer games.
• Pengy
  Guide the hero, Eddy, through a number of ice mazes whilst avoiding ghouls and ghosts. These spooks can be trapped or destroyed by sliding blocks of ice onto or around them.
• Punt II
  An unusual platform game where you must kick your enemies around, so as to trap them in cages. To help you, bonus objects will appear from time to time. Everything is joystick controlled. Simple yet addictive fun.
• Thurg N Murg
  Another platform game, the aim of which is to pick up all the ruby rings on each level and so progress to the next level. A number of different nasties try to thwart your progress. One or two players and even child and adult modes can be selected from within the game. Collect potions as you go, to enhance your abilities to fire jump and run.

• Endurance
  Set in the far distant future, you must demolish an ageing space station without detonating its atomic core. The game is set in a 3D world which can be moved around, viewed from different angles and interacted with by means of various icons positioned around the screen. Can you successfully complete your mission and live to tell the tale?
• Pacman on E's
  As usual for this type of games, the basic idea is to guide pacman around the screen swallowing pills as you go and avoiding the ghosts along the way. STE only, needs 1 meg.

• Karate Champion
  Based on the highly popular martial arts games of the 1980's. You are challenger in a karate championship and must either knock out your opponent or inflict more damage on him than he does on you. Beat him on both bouts and you win the round, moving on to an even more powerful opponent. Bonus rounds are also given at certain stages. Control is entirely by joystick, with a vast range of moves being possible. A fast action one or two player game. Full GFA source on disk.
• Squidgey II - The Elements
  A platform game where the idea is to get your character, Squidgy, from the start of the screen to the exit, collecting the scattered buttons as you go. However the buttons must be collected in the correct order.
• Super Psycho Kart
  A high speed platform game, the aim of which is to rescue some piglets by using the super pyscho kart, a special vehicle capable of amazing feats. However, not all the action requires you to be confined to your kart. By leaving your vehicle, you can use weapons and reach parts of the game that the kart is unable to reach.

• Roll It
  A puzzle game from Germany which is played on a grid comprising of a number of squares. You must get a black marble across the screen to the exit. To do this, you control a second ball with the joystick. This second ball can be moved over arrows on the grid and pressing the fire button now makes the black marble move in the given direction. You must pick up diamonds as you go, then move the marble to the exit, all within the time limit. It sounds easy but is in fact a very tricky and addictive game that will have you coming back for just one more go.

• Spot the Difference
  A spot the difference game, much like the ones found in children's puzzle books. The left half of the screen displays a picture, the right shows the same picture but with some differences. Using the mouse you must find the differences. There are eleven pictures in all, but just to make things harder, the pictures do not have the same differences each time you play the game. A great game for children and adults, made even better by outstanding graphics.
• Wormhole I
  While on a space flight to Alpha 5, your spacecraft malfunctions and you are sucked into a wormhole! The aim of the game is to escape. Wormhole 1 is a vertically scrolling game where you must destroy the enemy without being destroyed yourself. There's also a swapping (trading) element. Control of your vessel is by joystick and there are plenty of enemies to avoid.

• Shocker II - Das Haus der Spiele
  A very addictive puzzle/strategy game for one or two players. If two players are playing, they must connect the computers together using the Midi or RS232 ports. The ST version is also on disk so that you can play against a friend. Using the mouse, you move a marble around the screen collecting hearts. You must collect all the hearts on a level to proceed to the next. Each level presents new challenges and requires different skills. There are 100 levels in all and levels which have been beaten may be bypassed next time round. Full instruction are accessed by pressing HELP. Mono only, needs 1 Meg. connecting two computers either by using MIDI-cables, a NULL-Modem-cable or via modem (2400 baud or faster). Includes English and German documentation.

• Towers
  You have been shipwrecked off the shores of a mystical land. Yourself and your crew have been rescued by a wizard and brought ashore. You are made welcome as you attempt to rebuilt your ship and set sail. The island is governed by numerous lords who live in tall towers, the taller the tower, the wealthier its occupant. One of the lords has not been seen for some time and, in an attempt to earn some desparately needed cash, your shipmates accept a mission to check on his well being. As they enter the tower, the entrance crumbles behind them and you have no idea whether they are alive or dead. You must gain access to the tower and rescue your friends in this enthralling one or two player Dungeon Master clone. Needs 1 Meg for a one player game, 2 Meg for a 2 player game. Towers can be installed on a hard drive.

• Towers
  You have been shipwrecked off the shores of a mystical land. Yourself and your crew have been rescued by a wizard and brought ashore. You are made welcome as you attempt to rebuilt your ship and set sail. The island is governed by numerous lords who live in tall towers, the taller the tower, the wealthier its occupant. One of the lords has not been seen for some time and, in an attempt to earn some desparately needed cash, your shipmates accept a mission to check on his well being. As they enter the tower, the entrance crumbles behind them and you have no idea whether they are alive or dead. You must gain access to the tower and rescue your friends in this enthralling one or two player Dungeon Master clone. Needs 1 Meg for a one player game, 2 Meg for a 2 player game. Towers can be installed on a hard drive.

• Dangimere Module I - The Awakening
  A sprawling role playing game in which you play the central character. Having consumed a quantity of an illegal substance, followed by a few beers you have a strange journey around your college campus before passing out. You awake to find yourself in the company of a heavily armoured and wicked looking individual who seems determined to finish you off. What is going on? You must explore the city, meet people and gather information that will help you to return home. Needs 1 Meg.

• Dangimere Module I - The Awakening
  A sprawling role playing game in which you play the central character. Having consumed a quantity of an illegal substance, followed by a few beers you have a strange journey around your college campus before passing out. You awake to find yourself in the company of a heavily armoured and wicked looking individual who seems determined to finish you off. What is going on? You must explore the city, meet people and gather information that will help you to return home. Needs 1 Meg.

• Bludgeon!
  This is an adventure gaming system designed to be used either by group of game players involved in multi-player games or to play solo adventures. Register with the authors to find out more details. One solo adventure is provided on disk. It is called 'The Princess' and involves you and your selected party of accomplices attempting to rescue a kidnapped princess from the clutches of an evil wizard. Needs 1 Meg.
• Painter
  You guide your character, who looks like a little white blob, around a grid. As you pass over the grid it changes colour. The idea is to enclosing all the rectangles within the grid. However, baddies try to stop your progress. It's not as easy as it sounds.
• Space Invaders (Sinister Developments)
  A version of the classic space invaders game known to just about anyone who has ever played a computer game and this is a very good implementation it is.

• StrataGem 1.80
  A two player strategy game where the idea is to destroy units and cities owned by your opponent. Units are warships, planes or vehicles of some type. You must explore the terrain and conquer cities to produce more units. Eventually you will be forced to meet your opponent in battle. Also included are two utility programs for use with Stratagem. Mapper allows you to create maps for use within the program from either Neochrome or Degas pictures and Typedit lets you change the properties of the units used. This is a complex game but plenty of instructions are given on the disk, definitely one for those heavily into strategically based games. Needs 1 Meg.

• StrataGem 1.80
  A two player strategy game where the idea is to destroy units and cities owned by your opponent. Units are warships, planes or vehicles of some type. You must explore the terrain and conquer cities to produce more units. Eventually you will be forced to meet your opponent in battle. Also included are two utility programs for use with Stratagem. Mapper allows you to create maps for use within the program from either Neochrome or Degas pictures and Typedit lets you change the properties of the units used. This is a complex game but plenty of instructions are given on the disk, definitely one for those heavily into strategically based games. Needs 1 Meg.

• Action Bughunt
  Move around the screen using the joystick, shooting bugs as you go. You have a overhead view of the playing area and can pick up and change weapons as well as collect ammo as you move around, but beware of the bugs, they move very quickly!
• Mudpies
  A simple little game in which you control a little figure who must collect a pie, then make his way to the exit. All manner of nasties try to prevent you from doing this and you'll find yourself coming back for more, time and time again. Released as a commercial game in 1985, then as shareware in 1992.
• Naarjek IV
  Naarjek is a 'thinking' computer which has closed down all forms of access. Your mission is to gain access to the computer and stay within it. Naarjek will try to prevent your access if possible, therefore a sound strategy is essential.
• Prensorium
  An arcade/puzzle game, the object of which is to destroy the enemies on each level. You do this by luring them into traps and collecting mines with which to blow them up. There are fifty levels in all and the quicker you go, the better. As time goes on things really start to hot up!
• Slartris 1.3
  This game is a clone of the well-known (and popular) game "Tetris". It is based on the Gameboy version, which means that it pays off in points to clear several lines at once.

• BATSub
  Using just the joystick you must control the movements of a submarine and launch torpedoes to destroy ships on the surface. However, your enemies try to halt your progress by dropping depth charges on you, fish also pose hazards underwater. Take to much damage and you're history.
• Dominoes (Morgan)
  A demo of the more traditional game of dominoes. Control is simple, move the mouse pointer and click. Assuming your move is legal, your chosen domino is placed. View each end of the growing chain of dominoes to decide where to place your next tile. This demo is merely a best out of three game, register to get a fuller version containing opponents of varying difficulties.
• Molecule
  Discover the places occupied by atoms on a board by firing laser rays at the board. Depending on what happens to the ray, reflected, deviated or absorbed, you should be able to work out the positions of the atoms. It's not as easy as it sounds.
• Threes N Fives
  A demo of the well known version of dominoes where you must place your dominoes so as to make the two open ends add up to a multiple of either three or five. Points are awarded depending upon your success, you need 41 points to win the game. Control is by mouse and the game is extremely user friendly.

• Shanghai PD
  he idea of the game is to remove pairs of matching pieces from a 3D pile of tiles. It's not as easy as it sounds! For those familiar with the game this one will present a new challenge. However, the use of lots of help screens means that with patience and practice, new users will become more adept too.
• Vierfrei
  A computer version of the card game where you have to make up piles of cards in descending order by placing black and red cards (B&W in this version!) alternately in each pile. The mouse is used to click and drag cards to various destinations around the playing area. Mono only.
• WingLord
  You take on the role of a knight mounted upon a flying unicorn and must defeat your opponents in a joust. However, not only can your unicorn run, he can also fly and shoot missiles as can a number of your opponents. Your enemies come in waves and also in a variety of forms, each with different attributes. A one or two player game.

• Tri-Heli II
  A horizontal scrolling arcade and strategy game. You control the helicraft and must collect diamonds one at a time and return them to base. Just to make life more difficult, the diamonds are buried underground. You must use bombs to make holes in the ground then manoeuvre the helicraft into the hole to collect the gem! Slow moving asteroids descend from the sky and contact with them destroys your craft. Once a level has been completed the ground becomes higher and so your task becomes even harder, but each time you return to base you top up your supply of ammunition. Includes full assembler source code.

• Cyberstorm
  Defender/dropzone at its most frenetic. Great music, awesome sound effects, ultra-smooth horizontal scrolling, cloaks, smart bombs, radar, stranded scientists, psychedelic explosions, they're all there! A real Budgie masterpiece with music by the Shapeshifters.
• Sidelong
  You control a spaceship in this horizontal scrolling game and it is your job to guide the ship safely through a countless number of tunnels at break neck speed. Your guns help to destroy the rocks and other ships as you fly along, but quick reflexes are a must.

• DataChess II
  A sprawling chess game, the object of which (as well as playing the game) is the storage and analysis of your own games. Play enough games and you begin to discover your strengths and weaknesses. Over 1000 master games and positions are given on the disks. Ideal for the confirmed chess junkie, particularly those who wish to improve their game.

• DataChess II
  A sprawling chess game, the object of which (as well as playing the game) is the storage and analysis of your own games. Play enough games and you begin to discover your strengths and weaknesses. Over 1000 master games and positions are given on the disks. Ideal for the confirmed chess junkie, particularly those who wish to improve their game.

• Magic Stones 1.02
  Select from three games, all based around the Tetris theme. Tetris is a traditional clone of the game. Bitris is a two player version and Columns is very similar in style but rows can be made vertically, horizontally and diagonally.
• Mariant
  Mariant is played with 104 cards (2 packs). The aim of the game is to sort all the cards in the 8 suits.
• Multi Pakman
  Written to show the power of STOS, this is Pacman with a difference. First of all it's two player (or one player against the computer) game. Both players use the same map and the screen is split into two, yet they never meet. Gone are the moving ghosts and instead there are death traps and bonus icons.
• Thurg N Murg
  Another platform game, the aim of which is to pick up all the ruby rings on each level and so progress to the next level. A number of different nasties try to thwart your progress. One or two players and even child and adult modes can be selected from within the game. Collect potions as you go, to enhance your abilities to fire jump and run.

• Cud Lee's Quest
  This game is basically a platform game aimed at the younger generation. Use the joystick to move our hero, Mr. Cudd Lee, through four different worlds (of 25 screens each). You move, jump, fight, and explore your worlds, trying to reach the exit and move on.
• Termodroid
  You control a heavily armed droid and must destroy waves of alien fighters whose sole objective is the destruction of the earth. Extra weapons and power-ups can be collected and used, including nuclear bombs which destroy everything on the screen!
• Trackball
  his is a puzzle game, the object of which is to guide coloured balls along a track to the appropriately coloured target. Change the junctions to ensure the correct outcome. Simple yet addictive gameplay.

• Battletris
  Yet another variation of the Tetris theme. In this version there is the option to link two computers together for a head to head contest. Apart from that, it follows the normal rules of Tetris.
• Starburst
  In this Shareware game you must pilot your starship between various planets, destroying defence systems as you go. Control is mainly by use of the joystick but the keyboard controls your direction of fire. After destroying six power bases, you must locate the super brain hidden deep in a cavern and destroy it.

• Dangimere Module II - The Dungeon (Preview)
  One for Dungeonmaster fans. This is a one level demo of a great game. Explore the dungeon and discover what lurks around each corner. Contains some very detailed somewhat atmospheric graphics.
• Punt II
  An unusual platform game where you must kick your enemies around, so as to trap them in cages. To help you, bonus objects will appear from time to time. Everything is joystick controlled. Simple yet addictive fun.
• Well 'Ard
  A great arcade type game with huge sprites and plenty of action. As a mercenaries hired to liberate the Empire, you must prove your worth by completing missions on three of the four occupied worlds before progressing to free fourth. Put simply, you must avoid or destroy the nasties and collect all the objects on one level to progress to the next. This Shareware version is password protected so you need to register to complete the game.

• Killing Time
  A 15 level game of skill. You begin in the Stone Age and progress through a number of different time zones, each one offering different adversaries. On each level you must shoot at the enemy or fire rocks at them, before they fire at you. Bonuses can be obtained but certain figures should not be shot at, so you'll need your wits about you.
• Prensorium
  An arcade/puzzle game, the object of which is to destroy the enemies on each level. You do this by luring them into traps and collecting mines with which to blow them up. There are fifty levels in all and the quicker you go, the better. As time goes on things really start to hot up!

• Pacmen
  Yet another adaptation of the classic game. This variant allows up to four players to compete on an ST and up to eight players on an STE! Each player has infinite lives as the game ends when all the dots have been eaten.
• Space Wars 2000 1.00
  A shoot 'em up for between two and four players where the main idea is to destroy your opponents before they destroy you. Control is by joystick and you'll need at least one other person to play this game as there are no computer controlled ships. Collect special weapons and a variety of power-up's in your quest for domination in Space. Needs 1 Meg.

• Zuffers
  This is a three level demo of a much larger Shareware game for the STE. The Zuffers are tiny round creatures who have been dislodged from their shelters after a meteor crashed into their planet. Your task is to move them back into their shelters before they are killed by radiation. However, the Zuffers will only fit into a shelter of the correct shape. Control of the game is by joystick. Needs 1 Meg. STE ONLY.

• Get Slide
  Move around a maze and collect gems as you go, before making your way to the exit. It sounds easy but your task is complicated as you must complete each level within a required number of moves. Also, on later levels the surface becomes slippery and you are unable to stop until yoo reach a barrier.
• Pothole 2
  Pothole 2 is a twenty level game based on those classic games like 'Boulderdash' that were around years ago. The basic idea, and it is pretty basic, is to 'tunnel' through the very bowels of the Earth in a desperate bid to 'collect' all of the diamonds on a level and then head for the exit.
• Rayoid
  Three games in one. All the action takes place in Outer Space where you control a ship. The first game has you destroying asteroids, the others are two player games where you compete against an opponent. Needs 1 Meg.
• Triple Yahoo
  A multi-player GEM Triple Yahtzee game for Atari ST/STE/TT and Falcon Computers. Supports digitized DMA Sound, 3D buttons, SPEEDO/GDOS fonts, and colored icons if available. Works in ALL resolutions and all color modes including graphics cards. It also runs under MultiTOS.

• Snacman
  Yet another Pacman clone, again with some added features not seen in other games of this type. This version has impressive sound and graphics and allows up to three players to play at once. As with all pacman games the idea is to rush around the maze gobbling up the pods and avoiding the ghosts.
• World Conquest v0.9i
  A strategic game of war (based on Strategic Conquest on the Mac), the main objective of which is to destroy all the other players. At the beginning of a game each player is assigned a city from where they must start. Cities produce weapons, provided that they can acquire sufficient resources, and these weapons can be used against your enemies or to gain control of more cities which in turn will produce yet more weapons. This latest version is fully Falcon compatible, running in any 16 or 256 colour mode. It is also Multi-TOS compatible and you can play two player games using a null modem cable. A map editor is available direct from the author. World Conquest is a real classic!

• Graduate Manager
  A football management game. Control is mainly by use of the keyboard and all the usual elements found in this type of game are evident in this version. You begin in division three and by selecting your team carefully, you aim to make it to the top. There's lots of statistics relating to the team and also the club's finances. In this Shareware version, the user is only able to play the first 15 games of a season but the full unrestricted game is available from the author. Needs 1 Meg.

• Dynabusters+
  Guide your man around the playing field dropping sticks of dynamite at strategic locations in order to destroy walls or other players. There are many objects to collect, some of which assist your progress and others retard it. Add this to the fact that you are playing against the clock and have a limited supply of dynamite and you'll see that a fair bit of planning is needed too! STE ONLY, Needs 1 Meg.
• DYsPROSM
  Your aim is to fight off 100 waves of attacking aliens as they move horizontally across the screen. The further you progress into the game, the faster the aliens come and the more often they return your fire. There are no bonuses or power-ups it's just shoot at everything that moves. Can your joystick handle it?

• TiPuzzle
  A fun puzzle game. Select which puzzle you want to load from the menu. Now decide now many pieces you want it jumbled into (from 4 to 80) and click onto 'Puzzle' in the menu. This will jumble up the pieces on the right of the screen and your task is to rearrange them in the correct order on the left. When you first start up the program, it loads up all the menu entries for all the puzzles of the correct resolution. The program is only supplied with mono puzzles. However, colour pictures may be used and details on the required file structure is given in the doc.

• War of the Worlds: The Takeover
  This is a demo version of a game made using the 3D Construction Kit II, the full version being available from the author. At the beginning of the game, despite terrible injuries sustained after previous combat, you are the last hope of saving Earth from the Martians. First you must find the parts to a laser in order to shoot down a transmitter on Mars, then you have to journey to the red planet to complete the next part of your mission.

• Electronic Jigsaw Puzzle 1.0
  Load up a Degas, Neo or Tiny format picture (several supplied on disk). The program jumbles up the picture into 32 blocks. Click on the blocks you want to swap and they will swap with one another. You are told how long you took to complete the puzzle and how many moves you used up. You can view the picture at any time. The program also supports colour cycling.
• Triple Jigsaw
  Three jigsaw programs from Leesoft, New Zealand. Two of the games are of the type where you load up a picture, divide it into a number of pieces which are then mixed up, and then you must click on two pieces which will swap places as you try to reform the original picture. The final game splits a picture up into a number of small pieces, each of which can then be selected, rotated and placed in position, much as you do when completing a real jigsaw.

• Mindmelt
  A Shareware RPG adventure game. You take the part of a once powerful wizard who must regain his former powers in order to defeat Omega. You must travel the land and find people with the right skills and mind melt them into your own body.
• Tank
  A shoot 'em up where you use the mouse to move a cross hair and try to shoot down anything that moves. Some of the enemy vehicles take more than one hit and you only have a limited supply of bullets and missiles.
• Twinz
  One of those infuriating puzzle games that you think should be really easy but turns out to be quite the opposite. In this game you must find matching pairs of objects hidden behind a number of doors, using the mouse to click on the doors. A good memory and quick responses are required as only two doors can be opened at a time and the whole game is played against the clock.

• Fleas
  A puzzle game based on the same principle as Lemmings. You must guide a group of fleas from the entrance to the exit by placing ramps and blocks along the route. Obviously it's not as easy as it sounds, there are many ways for a flea to die!
• Pengi
  A maze game where the maze is made up of blocks, many of which can be moved, by pushing them. Your aim is to try to kill all the snowbees on each level by squashing them with the blocks. Each snowbee killed gives up a bonus and once you have cleared the level, it's on to the next.
• Springy Thingy
  A 3D platform game, the main idea of which is to paint all the blue tiles purple by first landing on a paint pot and then on the blue tiles. This is not as easy as it sounds and movement around the tiles is made a little more complicated because, should you move off the tiles, you fall into a deep abyss and lose a life!

• Overscan Invaders
  It's the old favourite of space invaders but given an up to date treatment in this new version. Control is by keyboard and those descending aliens come fast and furious. Have you got the speed of reaction and accuracy of shot needed to stop them before they reach the bottom of the screen? In this version the aliens are bigger and more colourful but are just as menacing. The notes accompanying the game boast that the program incorporates 4 channel digital sound and 32 colour graphics!

• Star Force
  A one level demo of a Shareware game from Brite Spark Software. This is a two player vertically scrolling shoot 'em up, the main object of which is to shoot as much as you can and stay alive long enough to reach the end of the level.
• Ti_Kniff 3.4
  A Yahtzee type game involving five dice.
• Ti_Memo 4.0
  
• Ti_Xplod 3.4
  Another two player game where the players take turns of placing a counter on a grid. Each square on the grid can contain only a certain number of counters, once a square is over-filled, it explodes and the counters move to neighbouring squares.
• Ti-Isola 4.0
  Each player tries to intercept the other by putting obstacles in their way. Can also be played against the computer.

• 180
  This is a darts simulation which allows you to select from eight computer opponents and eight beer levels (the beer affects your ability to control your throwing arm). Having made your selections it's game on. Control is by use of the mouse buttons and some of these opponents will have you crying in your beer!
• Reflector
  You fire a laser from the top left of the screen and by arranging the reflectors in the correct way, attempt to deflect the laser beam around the screen to burst a balloon situated at the bottom right. All this against a timer and with 38 levels of play.
• Rucksack
  A demo of what can be achieved using the 3-D Construction Kit. It's not a game as such, just an opportunity to explore a number of corridors using the mouse to click on the relevant icon to aid your progress.

• Starball
  Starball is a pinball game for the Atari ST / Falcon. Features: Main playing area of 204,800 pixels, More than 24 screen colors, Three sets of flippers, Over 32 sprites on screen, 3 amazing bonus screens, and much more!

• No Limit 2 v1.07
  You get the usual three balls and control the flippers in an attempt to keep a ball in play as long as possible. There are extras such as bonuses, jackpots, targets and extra balls. It offers fast and furious action on a longer than usual screen. Are you the Pinball Wizard? Needs 1 Meg. STE ONLY.

• Berzerk
  Berzerk by Dave Munsie. This game represents another trip down to the classic arcade games of yesterday. BERZERK was one of the first arcade games. The game is duplicated here pretty much down to the pixel, including the robotic voices. This game should boot up fine from ST low or ST medium resolution.
• Magno-Ball
  Catch the ball using your joystick controlled ship, a magnet will fix it to the front of your ship, then guide it towards your opponent's goal. Beware, contact of any kind (with the edges of the playing area or your opponent) will result in the ball escaping. Once the goal is in sight, shoot. This is the sort of game that looks much easier than it really is, but it will have you coming back for just one more try!
• Minesweeper - The Director's Cut
  Use the mouse to uncover squares, if you uncover a mine then you're dead, the aim is to uncover all the squares without revealing any of the concealed mines. Numbers on the uncovered squares tell you how many mines are on the surrounding squares and by logical deduction, you should be able to work out the location of the mines.

• Max
  A Mario style Shareware platform game. You must guide the hero, Max, through each level to the exit, picking up the letters of the word EXIT on the way. You must avoid monsters, spikes, water and lava (all of which have a harmful effect upon you) and watch out for hidden platforms, secret rooms and bonus items.
• Pipetris
  As its name suggests, PIPETRIS is a cross between Tetris and Pipemania. As in Pipemania, your task is to create a pipe for a liquid to flow through, but whereas in that game the pipe sections can be placed anywhere on screen, in PIPETRIS they fall into a well Tetris-fashion. Unlike Pipemania, they can be rotated.
• Plonker (Demo)
  A demo version of a game from Dunces Cap Software. It's billed as the ultimate matching puzzle game and the full version has over 70 levels of play and 5 different game styles. The demo version has 10 levels of matching and 3 lucky dip sections just to whet your appetite.

• Combat (shooter)
  A great fast action arcade quality shoot 'em up. It is reminiscent of Operation Wolf and Commando and involves shooting everything that moves. Blow up tanks and helicopters, shoot down supplies and ammunition and shoot down as many soldiers as you can!
• N.o.B.I. Brainstorm
  Guide Alfred the snake around the maze collecting all the Yin Yang symbols in order to progress to the next level. On different levels, Alfred grows by a different number of units for each symbol he collects. You must manoevre your way around the maze in such a way so as to avoid letting Alfred bite himself! In some levels Alfred simply follows your commands, on others, you have to plot his path several moves ahead. Various objects can be collected and these may help or hinder your progress. There are also certain puzzles to be solved before some of the levels can be completed.
• Planetfall (3d shooter demo)
  
• Ti_Pump
  A real mind boggler. You have to supply two customers with 4l of wine each but only have a 5L and a 3L container attached to your pump. Try to regulate the flow between the vessels to beat the puzzle!

• Cbzone 0.2
  A straight conversion of Battlezone from the arcades of the 1970's! Wireframe graphics, slow moving vehicles, the lot. For those of you unfamiliar with the original, it's a simple case of shooting everything that moves and dodging enemy fire.
• Ishido
  It is a board game played on a board containing 12x8 square fields and a pouch containing the pieces. You must place all 72 pieces on the board in legal positions. It's quite difficult when you consider that there are only 96 squares and therefore not much leeway for errors.
• N.o.B.I. Brainstorm
  Guide Alfred the snake around the maze collecting all the Yin Yang symbols in order to progress to the next level. On different levels, Alfred grows by a different number of units for each symbol he collects. You must manoevre your way around the maze in such a way so as to avoid letting Alfred bite himself! In some levels Alfred simply follows your commands, on others, you have to plot his path several moves ahead. Various objects can be collected and these may help or hinder your progress. There are also certain puzzles to be solved before some of the levels can be completed.
• Othello (Sinisalo) 1.02
  A computer implementation of the board game Reversi. Not very difficult to beat, so ideal for children learning the game. NOT TOS 2.06.
• Spacesweeper
  A Minesweeper game with a difference. This one operates in 3D just to make things harder! Three layers are displayed on screen and the number of mines shown as being adjacent to the selected square may be in any one of 26 possible positions! A real brain teaser.

• N.o.B.I. Racing
  Fast-paced action game with 100 levels. Runs in color and b/w and also on TT and Falcon!

• Medieval Chess
  The object of the game is to defeat your opponent's king in battle. There are six diffenent pieces that you can use. Each piece has a different ability and strength. The most important piece of the game is the King. Then comes the Queen, Rook, Bishop, Knight, and finally the pawn. When a piece confronts an opponent, the screen then changes into an attack arena. The player that instigates the attack gets the advantage: extra strength. Attacking a King, however, will not award you with any advantage.

• Cyclotron I/II
  Two versions of the well known light cycles game. The first is a one player game played as a tournament over twenty rounds against a variety of computer controlled opponents. The second game is similar but allows up to four players to compete against each other, provided you have a four player adaptor. The basic idea for those not familiar with the game is that each player directs his or her beam of light around the playing area using the joystick trying to avoid the other competitors and, more importantly, trying not to cross the trail that each player leaves as they move.
• Wyrd Ways
  You are one of four players (human or computer controlled) in a combat area and must collect six objects and then proceed to kill the other players. Your move is in two parts, the first involves moving the maze (it is made up of sections and you can move one section each turn) and the second moves your character. Digitised speech and sound effects are used throughout the game.

• Andromeda
  You have volunteered to rid your galaxy of invading space pirates and so, piloting your fighter Andromeda, you must blow away the enemy and collect power-ups as you try to complete this vertical scrolling shoot-em-up. This Shareware game is joystick controlled and the action takes place over 8 levels.
• Ratewort (TI_RA_WO)
  An educational program, similar to hangman but without the gallows. The game contains of lots of lists of words and an editor can be used to enter your own selections. A dual language game which can be played in English or German.
• Spacesweeper
  A Minesweeper game with a difference. This one operates in 3D just to make things harder! Three layers are displayed on screen and the number of mines shown as being adjacent to the selected square may be in any one of 26 possible positions! A real brain teaser.
• WalZ
  A bat and ball type game in a similar vein to Arkanoid. There are lots of falling objects to collect, some improve your performance, others impede it. There's three skill levels and an odd extra feature called 'English' which makes the ball follow the speed and direction of the bat! Countless levels of play with sampled sound, stereo if you have an STE.

• Adventureland
  Described as a classic, this adventure dates back to about 1980. You find yourself lost in a forest and meet many mystical creatures and encounter many dangers as you progress through Adventureland. A small adventure by today's stands but nevertheless interesting.
• Awe-Chasm
  An adventure game by Tony Stiles using the C Adventure Toolkit (LAN.3902). You play the role of either Snatch or Crunch in this text adventure. The aim of the game is to explore the Awe-Chasm, find the treasure and put it in a chest.
• Curses
  You sneak off to the attic in an attempt to dodge out of the packing for your forthcoming holiday. What you find is an array of documents dating back hundreds of years, all of which dwell on the curses which have befallen your family throughout the ages. As you work your way through them, the game begins, but how will it end?
• Droganya
  Another text adventure by Tony Stiles. This one takes place in and around a castle. Your task is to release the life forces of the people of the castle from an object of mystical powers in which they have been imprisoned by Droganya, the leader of the black demons. Your first problem is of course to locate the whereabouts of this object.
• Infocom Interpreter
  This interpreter will allow you to run any Infocom game on your ST (even those which were not released on the ST!).

• Goldrush (platformer)
  This is an adaption of 'Loderunner' from the 8-bit micros.
• Line Of Four
  A Connect 4 game written in STOS Basic.
• Perils of Penfold
  This is what could loosely be described as an arcade adventure. Guide Penfold through a maze of underground caverns armed only with his pistol.
• Zerphod
  A maze type game from the writer of Ballzone.

• Doctor Boris
  This is a fast-action arcade game for one player only. You must run about the screen building a wall behind you and defusing the bombs one by one. The bombs count down to zero then explode, so you have to be quick!
• Maelstrom
  A vertical shoot 'em up featuring multi-level action. Do not Autoboot if you have a 520ST. Run the main program not the loader.
• Pro Darts
  A very good darts simulation. Includes digitised speech. Can you score the magical 180.
• The Puzzler
  Can you complete the puzzle? Use the number keys to play.

• Blitz
  Bomb out the buildings and make a safe landing on the cleared sight. This is a classic implementation from the 8 bit micros but with three planes to control instead of one! If you have a 520STE double-click the main program. Don't run the loader program.
• Make a Break
  Based on the TV Show. You answer trivia questions. If you get it right you pot the ball. After potting a red you can chose which coloured ball to pot, just like real snooker. The higher the ball value, the harder the question.
• Wordfind Puzzle Generator
  Create your own word puzzles and print them out or even play ready made ones. Runs in colour or mono.

• Damonoid
  Fast action game with good graphics. You have to survive for 60 seconds to get to the next level.
• Othello (Holmwood)
  This is an immaculate implementation of the board game Reversi.   It is entirely  mouse controlled  and plays a mean game.   You may find it difficult to  beat  the computer but this will maintain its appeal.  Mono or colour.

• Ace Invaders
  This is a marvellous adaption of the age old classic shoot 'em up. Now features two versions of the game in the same program!
• Clod Hopper
  A top quality platforms and ladders game. Guide Bill through 10 levels to rescue his girlfriend from the depths of the disused plutonium mine. You must repair the walkways and dodge the mutants as you go. Highly recommended.
• Cosmos
  Another shoot 'em up
• Tri-Heli
  A horizontal scrolling arcade and strategy game. You control the helicraft and must collect diamonds one at a time and return them to base. Just to make life more difficult, the diamonds are buried underground. You must use bombs to make holes in the ground then manoeuvre the helicraft into the hole to collect the gem! Slow moving asteroids descend from the sky and contact with them destroys your craft. Once a level has been completed the ground becomes higher and so your task becomes even harder, but each time you return to base you top up your supply of ammunition. Includes full assembler source code.
• Zenith
  An original vertical shoot 'em up. This is a two player game, somewhat rare nowadays.

• Bandit
  Yet another well written one armed bandit game. This one features a 3D effect as the reels are spinning.
• Slippery Sid
  Guide Sid the Snake around the screen avoiding colliding with the walls or doubling back on yourself. It's harder than you think, although there is a cheat mode. Written in STOS Basic. Both the optional soundtracks are excellent.
• Space Blob
  A platform type game in which you have to collect all objects on screen to pass to the next level. You must avoid colliding with plants at all costs. Written using STOS Basic.
• Spartan Demo
  

• Operation Angelica
  This is the first of two games based on the South Atlantic Conflict. Your aim is to rescue troops stranded on Buff Cove. Many hazards will get in your way, unexploded minesbeing only one. Guide your armoured personnel carrier through the Cove sucessfully collecting the stranded men as you go. Several different levels provide a challenge. Full instructions can be accessed by pressing the F keys.
• Psicotic
  A horizontal scrolling shoot 'em up based somewhere in outer space. Once again written in STOS Basic. Excellent sound and graphics with a number of different levels to complete. NOT TOS 2 upwards.
• Quest for Galaxia
  A conversion of the old Atari 8-bit game. An excellent shoot 'em up in a similar vein to Ace Invaders. This one is much better!

• Impulse (Shoot'em Up)
  n excellent shoot 'em up which requires a great deal of strategic planning. Fire at a ball then press fire again for the ball to fire. Moving the joystick ensures that the line of fire is deflected at the appropriate angle. Your aim is to shoot the aliens before they pass through the screen. Kill them all and you'll progress to the next level. An easy version has also been put on the disk for those who need the extra lives.
• Scary
  You are a bat and must fly through a haunted house trying to find a large metal ball which is hidden somewhere in the house. You must avoid hitting any of the nasties you meet on your quest (ghosts, hands, flying axes etc). Both graphics and sound are excellent.

• Crystal Caverns
  Explore the caves and find three crystals. You must pass ghosts and other such unsavoury creatures on your quest. You can also use various spells which you learn within the game.
• Mr. Dig
  Guide Mr Dig through the tunnels and dig new ones to collect the cherries. Avoid the baddies and crush them under the apples. Collect crystals for bonus points and use smart bombs when the going get tough. Numerous levels. Based on the 8 bit classic.
• Sliding Block Puzzle
  Load in any Degas or Neo low res picture, jumble it up and reconstruct the original.
• Tank Battle
  Two player game where two tanks fire shells at each other, sometimes bouncing them off the walls. A remake of a VCS classic.

• Dogfight (Budgie UK)
  In DOGFIGHT you can play against the computer or another player. You have to perform aerial manoeuvres to outwit and outgun your opponent.
• Light Cycles
  LIGHT CYCLES is a pixel-accurate game where you must trap the other player (or computer) in his/her own light beam.
• Rotatus
  A fast action shoot 'em up with a difference. Your ship rotates in a circular motion! Excellent game with multi-level action.
• XW Puzzle 1.01
  his program enables a design for a crossword puzzle to be drawn up quickly and then it automatically finds words that will fit into the pattern of the grid designed. The user is left to provide the clues. Includes a lexicon editor.

• Bounty Hunter
  A Wild West theme for this one. You must track down and eliminate twenty outlaws. Played with mouse and joystick. Involves a fair amount of strategy. Can loosely be described as an arcade adventure.
• Einstein 3
  A brain teaser from BUDGIE UK!
• Exodus
  A top quality shoot 'em up with arcade quality graphics and sound. Your craft is particularly easy to control. Smooth horizontal and vertical scrolling.

• Budgie's Crosswords
  Electronic crosswords on your keyboard! A superb program working in both medium or high res with a vast collection of easy to medium difficulty crosswords on disk.
• Hostile Reception
  A fast action shoot 'em up in a similar vein to Blood Money. There is also a trading aspect, so gather up those credits! Moving from one screen to another is not exactly obvious. If you hear a continual ping, you can't go that way. A map is provided on disk in ASCII text showing how each section is joined to the next.
• Megamix
  A version of the famous memory game where you have to match pictures behind closed doors which you open by using the mouse. If they match they stay open, if not they close.
• Onyx
  A fast action shoot 'em up featuring parallax scrolling. Each time you clear the screen of aliens, the last one drops a fuel capsule. Collect this and progress to the next level. Can you beat this one?

• Death Camp
  A graphic adventure created using STAC. It is 1944 and you are imprisoned in the notorious Changi POW camp. The aim of the game is to escape.
• The Village
  As a skilled computer analyst you are employed on a top secret project in a highly protected village. Nearing the end of your contract, you notice the disappearance of some of your colleagues. Has a termination program started? You must get away from the Village... at once! An adventure using text & graphics.

• From Little Acorns
  A most delightful adventure set in Goblins country. The mouse is used throughout but for a few text inputs where the game will prompt you.
• Space Duel
  A two player space dogfight set around the gravitational field of a powerful star. Two joysticks are required. Great fun.
• XW Puzzle 1.01
  his program enables a design for a crossword puzzle to be drawn up quickly and then it automatically finds words that will fit into the pattern of the grid designed. The user is left to provide the clues. Includes a lexicon editor.

• Exterminate
  A horizontally scrolling shoot 'em up. You navigate something that looks like a bobsled, through a tunnel full of aliens. Once you reach the end of the level, a guardian appears. You must pass this to progress. Good graphics with sound by The Shape Shifters. Features parallax scrolling.
• Perplexia - The Original Hybrid
  A comprehensive maze adventure with 24 levels of varying complexity. Find the keys, avoid the eyes and keep clear of those walls. A very professional sprite and maze editor is also included.
• Space Duel
  A two player space dogfight set around the gravitational field of a powerful star. Two joysticks are required. Great fun.

• Chiropodist in Hell
  You find yourself stranded on a mountain path with, nearby, a wrecked hang-glider. Unlikely plot? If you are to rescue the chiropodist from hell, this is where you start. A STAC adventure with 26 illustrations and a wide vocabulary.
• Overlord
  A fantasy adventure for two or more players, created using Talespin. This is a board game in which you must avoid the insectoid, build a pyramid and defeat the Overlord. The first player to achieve this goal becomes Overlord and wins the game. Excellent graphics, clear digitised sound effects and an excellent original concept.
• Zyklop
  Truzzi is keen on diamonds that he discovered in Cyclops. With every stone he collects, the joy grows and with it the speed with which our little hero sets off in search of more diamonds. The player has a lot of trouble to avoid dangerous obstacles

• Football Genius
  Four hundred questions on the world's greatest sport. Each correct answer drives the ball towards the opponent's goal. Win the FA Cup or play a friendly against any of the ninety-two league teams. Free kicks, penalties and full statistics on all clubs. Database type question editor is supplied.
• Super League Soccer (Budgie UK)
  A friendly management game with the usual features eg; team selection, substitutes, transfers, banks, league table, match highlights.

• Carrier Attack
  A unique adaption of the Battleships and Cruisers game. Brilliant graphics and sound effects. Your ships are drawn on the grid and you can see an initially blank grid containing the enemy's ships. All the principles of play are similar to those of Battleships and Cruisers but the presentation and gameplay are a thousand times better. Carrier Attack is very addictive and was written in STOS Basic.
• Sea Fisherman II
  This is an original game. You are participating in The British Open Fishing Competition. You choose from one of three beaches and choose which type of tackle you wish to use.
• Sub Hunt
  A two player game in which the sub and the helicopter attempt to destroy each other. There are three different scenarios and you will have to watch out for friendly, neutral and enemy ships passing.

• G-Orb
  Gravity Orbital Research Balls are the only means to explore inhospitable galactic cells. Use your FDM space mallet to activate cosmic levers. Preserve your energy and secure shield charges. There are ten levels of eighty screens creating a most absorbing space epic.
• Glob
  You are trapped in a clinic run by a Dr Frankenstein type character. Try to escape by avoiding his monstrous creations. Eat everything in sight and collect the 'immunity'tiles!
• Guided Missile
  A two player game in which each player guides his missile towards enemy sites. Several levels of strategic theatres. Patriots v scuds!

• Dizzy Lizzy
  This game is too original to be a clone! It's an extremely clever adaption of the Boulderdash/Mr Dig theme.
• Hercules Poirot
  A detective type game where your objective is to solve the case.
• Mission Deadzone
  A fast action arcade type game. You pilot a hovercraft through numerous screens on a mission to rescue captured scientists. Remember to use the energising platforms before your fuel runs out. Top quality programming with only one drawback, it doesn't run on machines with more than 1 Meg of memory.
• Music Menu 2
  Select from a menu of fifteen tunes by Goth of The Shapeshifters.
• Seapower
  A game in which you guess the position of a ship and get told your compass direction from the ship. Blow up as many ships as possible.

• Ballzone
  Breakout variant
• Moneyspinner
  A fruit machine game with a difference. You get lives as well as credits! Slip on a banana skin or get bitten by a parrot and you lose a life. You can even build up your lives! Sound wierd? The best game of it's kind on the ST.

• Clunk
  A puzznic look-alike with a few novel ideas. Various objects have to be paired in order to clear the board. Rub melting rocks to reach crammed areas. It's a battle against time. Frustrating but extremely addictive. Fifty levels of subtle deviousness. NOT TOS 2 upwards.
• Football 88 1.01
  A Football Manager type game. Run Foot346.PRG if you have a 520ST (or STE).
• Parabellum
  You are imprisoned in the deepest dungeon and must go from chamber to chamber until you escape. This is a platform type game written in STOS Basic with excellent graphics and animation.
• The Red Sector Demo
  

• Autorama
  An arcade game. The object is to drive a car around a maze collecting flags before your fuel runs out whilst avoiding other cars.
• Castle Frankenstein
  As the title implies, your ultimate goal is to create a Monster out of a pile of bones that have gone missing. The bones are scattered throughout the first 19 levels of the game. All you have to do is get them to level 20, where you pull the odd lever and stick them together.
• Detonator
  Written in STOS, it tests your musical as well as your visual memory skills.
• Khan
  Belldrop the warehouse worker is supposed to move several containers to the designated storage locations in Khan. Level by level he works towards his goal: Whether there is an end depends also on the player, who can design additional levels with the internal editor
• Space Invaders (Leong)
  This one will take you back a bit. Two versions in one game (modern and classic) plus three levels.

• Douglas Rockmoor 2
  Douglas Rockmoor is a Boulderdash clone and is perhaps the most addictive game around!
• Pac-Man ST
  The definitive version. Written in 68000 code with smooth full screen scrolling, this is Budgie's tribute to the king of them all! Six levels plus bonuses. Classic version plus modern version. Choice of standard or hectic. Start munching...

• Einstein
  Two images, used for a Budgie UK contest.
• Inferno
  You are a devil trying to find your way through a labyrinth back to hell. Collect the diamonds as you go. Similar in concept to Boulderdash.
• Runaway
  Guide a drone spaceship through tunnels on the moon. The ship is out of control and cannot be slowed down!
• Tablit II
  Tablit II is a word game similar to Scrabble but using the domino way of placing tiles. Points are scored for the longest possible words. Up to six players can play together. Tablit II now allows you to load a 6000 word dictionary to which user words may be added. A dictionary editor is also on disk to help you edit your files.

• Seventh Heaven
  Diagnosed with a terminal illness, you suffer two nervous breakdowns that land you in a psychiatric ward. Unusual dreams hint of an astral plane. There are seven such astral planes to complete. The seventh and final one holds the cure to your illness. Can you reach the Seventh Heaven in time? A powerful adventure by the author of Death Camp.
• The Dark Wars
  A role playing adventure with 3D view. The army of Swordsblade has been completely destroyed by evil orcs in inexplicable circumstances. The elders of the town offer a reward of 20000 Bronze pieces to anyone who can solve this mystery. Create your character (human, elf, dwarf or halfling) and rise to the challenge.

• The Blagg
  A great adventure previously released by Arresting Software. The game attempts to follow the line of a routine Police investigation of a robbery through to the eventual trial of the accused. The adventure may end whenever you wish by typing 'court'. You will then see the trial unfold before your very eyes.

• Travel Game 2.0
  Another very original game from OZsoft, again with full GFA 3 source code. You have to visit 37 cities across the globe in a specific order. Money is limited but may be replenished by selling photographs from your trip. Now includes on-line help.

• Avina Blue
  A superfast horizontal scroller where an endless tunnel has to be negotiated at mind boggling speed. Mines and robots guard the passage. Shoot them all and keep a cool head. It's hectic!
• Dennis And Denise - It's Yer Money I'm After Baby
  Denise has been captured by the evil tyrant Mr X. She has a wealthy dad who has put up a massive reward. Dennis is heavily in debt and there are some very angry people who want their money back. He decides to try to rescue Denise. You control Dennis. Six levels of 5 screens each. Use tokens found to your advantage.
• Stack em Up
  A colourful Tetris/stacker game which requires concentration and anticipation. Colour only. Stack Em Up does not run on TOS 1.62 upwards.

• Ballpark
  An original puzzle game in which you have to guide your rolling robot to a safe exit, while collecting all the bonuses, avoiding monsters, one way streets, and black holes. Pleasant digitized sound effects.
• Clacker
  You are chief droid in a factory making Clacks. You must assemble the clacks correctly to survive. Failure to do so in the allotted time means that you will be destroyed. Can you meet the challenge.
• Zyklop II - Hyleilos
  A revamped version of Zyklop now with multi-screens and special spells. Collect all the diamonds to get the exit key. Once collected, a diamond's shadow turns into a skull. Don't bump into them. Shapeshifters Music.

• Firegame
  A Monopoly inspired board game with many new concepts. Rather than buy houses, you now have to build them, one section at a time. As the title implies, fire is a continuous hazard. You may take out insurance of course and keep a few fire buckets handy, but the risk is always there. For one or two players.
• Quatris
  A Tetris variant based on rotating cubes. Each cube has four patterns which you have to match before it reaches the bottom of the pile. Once the pile reaches the top of the screen, the game is lost.
• Slime Nemesis
  Stalactytes of slime, drop from the cave ceiling. While you attempt to shoot at them, aliens interfere with your efforts. STOS source code included.

• Brainstorm (Game)
  A two player game. Click a square to reveal the Roman numerals behind it. The object of the game is to remember where you saw the match and get there before your opponent does.
• Bridge It
  A compendium of board games which will occupy a few winter hours. The GFA 3.5 source code is also on disk.
• Sharks
  A cute hangman type game, except that you don't get hanged, you get eaten by a shark instead! Excellent for younger users. A file creator program is included to enable you to add more words and to cap it all, the music is by the Shapeshifters!
• Snakes & Ladders
  A compendium of board games which will occupy a few winter hours. The GFA 3.5 source code is also on disk.

• Football Magic
  A well presented football manager type game. You can buy and sell players, pick your team, check out league tables and so ut don't forget to balance the books! This program is unique in that it shows you the highlights of the game as a digitised animation. Full source code in GFA Basic is included.

• Twot Tot and the Mansion of Madness
  Your hero is trapped in the Mansion of Madness. The inmates don't want to let him go. Help him to befriend these rather insane creatures. He will have to visit 64 rooms, solve many puzzles and avoid evil bugs before finding a way out. You have seven lives, which is just as well!

• Bug Spray
  Protect your sunflower from the invasion of insects and other creepy crawlies! Your only weapons are sprays and hard work.
• Flipped
  Turn all 9x9 tiles the same colour, using three 3x3 templates.
• Horse Racing Simulator
  This top quality simulation took two years to complete and encompasses all aspects of racing life, from buying horses to entering the big race of the day. There is a thriving betting market, a form book holding information on the last 150 races and many more features.

• Colony
  An excellent scrolling "Missile Command" variant with a multitude of special effects and some great graphics which give a new lease of life to a classic game!
• Missile Alert
  Destroy each and every wave of incoming missiles and planes. If possible, protect the tank and radar installation as well. The game ends if any part of the city sustains five hits. There is also a two player option where one player controls the tank and the other aims the anti-missile batteries.
• Operation Wimp!
  A simple and amusing game of reflexes, where you have to trap Evil Eddy in your computer. Written in STOS, it won't have FTL or Psygnosis worried but it's great fun. NOT TOS 2 upwards.
• Spaced Weller
  Neither set in the future nor in the past, Spaced Weller tests your power of mind and observation. Your aim is to create coloured lines upon a magical grid. Points are awarded for every such lines. Spheres of different colours have different effects. Beware of chain reactions.

• Match It
  A superb 'Shanghai' variant from one of Delta Force's most talented coders. Extremely well presented, with original music, great graphics and loads of playability. In addition, the full 68000 source code is on disk!
• Paco and the Tunnels of Doom
  A Boulder Dash clone with a major difference. You need earth or rock either side of you to maintain your grip while tunnelling. The diamonds, slime, teleport, etc. are still there. 48 caves to tax your digging prowess! Needs 1 Meg.

• Address Book
  
• Bomb Disposal
  The object is to place 20 Diodes onto 20 terminals in the correct sequence. The BOMB has a pre-determined sequence which MUST be followed if you are to defuse it. This pre-determined sequence is revealed (bit by bit) as a series of coloured lines pairing two terminals and appear every time you position a diode.
• Mona Lisa (Joke)
  
• Whoopsy
  Perhaps one of the most amusing games around. The baby crawls around collecting its toys. The mother chases the baby and the only thing that will distract her is if the baby leaves a 'whoopsie' behind it! This one's a race against time. How many days can you survive? GFA source included.

• Annihilator
  You control a ship at the base of the screen with the joystick, firing upwards at the swarm of 'insectoid' alien creatures hovering above. Your aim - to annihilate them all! Each of the alien creatures requires several shots to be killed. There are ten formations/stages in all, with a bonus nasty creature to be dealt with at the end of stage five and ten.
• Deuce
  A memory tile game with speech.
• Jumping Ghost
  The return of an old game from the 8-bit machines. The screen consists of a number of horizontally moving lines, all of which have a gap in them. Jump through the gap and up to the next line. Continue this until you reach the exit to the next level at the top of the screen. However, you can drop down through the gaps as well as jump up them!
• Letters
  A sliding puzzle. All three games are by the same author and are aimed at the younger child (6 to 12) but are also most enjoyable to the rest of us.
• Pipeline
  A Tetris type game with a strong emphasis on getting the right connections.

• High Roller
  A game of dice, based on yahtzee. Full instructions on disk.
• Pair Off
  This is a most addictive and frustrating card patience game. You begin with two cards on the table and you can see the next card to be played on the left of the screen. The object of the game is to reduce the number of packs on the table to one. Cards may be paired off in a number of ways.
• Tycoon
  The playing aims in our games is to make money and loads of it. Various scenarios are planned but the first one is aptly called Tycoon and is based around the idea of Exploration and Mining.

• Blackscar Mountain
  Originally released at £14.95, this is a fantasy adventure with some 87 locations. It revolves around the use of magic and teleportation. Although some of the occupants of the mountain can cast spells, the problems encountered need to be solved by logic and lateral thinking.
• Shards of Time
  A graphic adventure based on time travel. You must journey through three time zone in an attempt to recover missing parts of a time crystal. Tackle them in any order but, remember, you can't go back once you leave a time zone.

• Grannie's Garden
  A Point and Click Adventure game written with SGAC. The Wicked Witch has taken Grannies Grandchildren to her castle. Can you solve the puzzles, kill the witch, and get the children home in time for tea?
• Major Bumsore And His Dancing Teeth
  
• Murder On The Dairy Express
  Murder On The Dairy Express is a STAC text adventure game where you as Detective Sargent Silly have to found out who's been killing all the milkmen.
• Silly Games
  In Grannie's Garden, some children have been kidnapped by the Wicked Witch and it is up to you to rescue them and destroy the witch. To do this, you must solve some puzzles before gaining entrance to the castle. The program is completely mouse controlled and features great graphics. Silly Reels is the fruit machine game, the main aim of which is to make as much money as possible. Many of the features of a fruit machine can be found here, including a hold and a gamble option. Don't forget to Auto boot or you'll miss the great intro with Major Bumsore And His Dancing Teeth! Also includes text adventure Murder On The Dairy Express.
• Silly Reels
  Silly Reels is the fruit machine game, the main aim of which is to make as much money as possible. Many of the features of a fruit machine can be found here, including a hold and a gamble option.

• Bugs
  A donationware game from Dave Munsie - Use the joystick to move your gun around the screen and then fire at a variety of insects that are crawling all over the screen. There are lots of things to shoot at and therefore plenty to keep you occupied as you try to clear the entire level of nasty creepy-crawlies.
• Sky Duel
  A very good single or multi-player air combat game which includes ballistic missile warfare with dogfighting and ground attacks. The aim of the game is to inflict as much damage as possible onto your opponent whilst he or she tries to do the same to you. The use of a variety of types of aircraft and the randomly generated scenarios make this a compelling game, but it is not easy to be successful until you've had plenty of practice.
• Tanx
  An excellent Shareware game for one or two players. Each player controls a tank and must shoot their opponent until he or she loses power completely. Control of the tanks is by joystick. Scattered around the playing area are various tokens which appear from time to time. These can either be for good or bad, some improving your tank's capabilities, others weakening them or strengthening your opponent. A simple to use but equally addictive game.

• Cyberdrome - Hoverjet Simulator 1.10
  The Cyberdrome is a place where people can react directly with intelligent "artificial life" programs using virtual reality simulators. However, the system is now under attack from rogue virus programs. You must use the hoverjet to enter the simulator and destroy the enemy programs. Use the keyboard to manoeuvre around this 3-D world. Do you have what it takes to become a Cybernaut? The full version of the game contains many more missions. Needs 1 Meg.

• Aliens
  A role playing game played out on a grid. Contestants take turns to move their figures across the board trying to get as many men to the exit as possible. You begin with a number of soldiers under your command and can move each one only one square at a time. When all your men have had a turn it's over to the computer for your alien enemies to make their moves. Players can shoot and throw grenades as they attempt to avoid the aliens and reach the exit.

• Jiggsy
  A puzzle game which is a cross between a jigsaw and a sliding puzzle game, but with a time limit! Each picture is made up of sixteen blocks which drop from the top left corner of the grid and fall to the bottom. You must move the blocks, by picking them up with the mouse, so as to arrange them in the correct way to form the picture. An addictive game that is a lot more challenging than it first appears.
• Slides
  A slideshow which displays some unusual pictures, but the text is certainly not for those easily offended or of a young age.
• The Memory Game
  This is a game for younger players. It's a straightforward matching game where the player must uncover matching pairs of cards, using either the mouse, keyboard or a joystick. Play against the computer or another human opponent.

• Operation Blue Sunrise
  This is a text adventure, but with a difference. Firstly the user is allowed to become either a male or female character within the game, and at the beginning you are not told what your task is to be! In fact you wake up in your shower after having had one of those nights about which you remember very little. By exploring the world within the game, speaking to people you meet and reacting with things you may come up against, you will be asked to complete a certain task, which you may choose to accept, or not. One for fans of this type of game, particularly those looking for a game with a difference. Needs 1 Meg.

• AstroPanic 94! Rev E
  A good old fashioned shoot 'em up in the style of Space Invaders. Using the mouse, you control an upward shooting cannon which can be moved left and right across the bottom of the screen. Flying saucers move in waves above you, some dropping bombs down towards you. By manoeuvering left and right and firing your own missiles, you must clear all the saucers from each level. Things are quite easy to begin with, but the number and speed of the saucers increases with each level. A very addictive and simple to operate game that would be suitable for younger players. If run on an STE or TT, the blitter chip and DMA sound are used to enhance the game. Needs 1 Meg.

• Beer Monster
  A platforms and ladders game in which you have to collect all the beer glasses to progress to the next level. Your character is a Mario look-alike and you lose one of your three lives if you fall off the edge of a platform.
• Dominizer
  Ten pairs of dominoes are jumbled up and laid face down. You must find the matching pairs in much the same way as in a match maker type game. The demo version only lets you compete against the computer, does not allow you to alter the preferences and resets your ST after each game.
• Mario's Quest
  You move the little Mario character (yes, him again!) around the screen picking up keys as you go and trying to find the exit from each level.

• GNUCHESS 3.5
  A very good chess simulator with a variety of functions available, including a piece editor, numerous skill levels and a hint feature for those moments when you need a little helping hand. Includes some good graphics and is fully mouse controlled. This is a modified version with several major bug fixes and new features. It is therefore in many ways just as good as v4. However, this implementation runs on mono monitors only.

• Discover
  Move your mine-sweeping ball around the screen (be careful, it bounces if you move to fast!). As you pass over squares the number of mines in adjacent squares will be displayed. Watch you don't step on a mine or you'll lose one of your three lives. Uncover all the mines and enter the number of mines at the top right. If correct, you progress to the next more challenging level. Each level is laid out differently from the last and some have hidden entrances leading to off-screen areas! Well over 20 levels to complete.
• Nanjing 1.1
  Nanjing is another game from the Play it again, GEM series. The aim of this old far-eastern game is to place 72 stones, which differ by pattern and/or colour, on a 12x8 square. Certain rules have to be followed, which makes solving the task quite tricky.

• Geschicklichkeitsflitzer 2.0
  A game of skill where you must manoeuvre from one end of the track to the other without touching the sides and try to achieve a highscore by completing the task in record time. It's not as easy as you'd think!
• Jeopardy (Stadlbauer)
  This quiz-game is based on the concept of JEOPARDY. At the beginning five themes and five answers and questions for each theme are chosen. The number written in the buttons shows the score-value of the answer. If you chose one button, the answer is drawn on the screen. Then you can choose if you know the question to the answer (click [Yes]) or not (select [No]). If you have chosen [Yes], you get five possible questions. If you choose the right one, the shown value will be added to your score, else your score will loose the value of the question.
• Online Backgammon 1.7
  Is played according to the known rules with a few exceptions. Can be played against the computer or as an online version against a second computer. With instructions for playing with two computers
• Patience 1.1
  Patience variant in which you use two packs of 52 cards. The rules as similar to those for patience except that you have to make the cards up into eight suits (two of each type) rather than four. The game is very well structured with built-in on-line Help, hint and take back options and so on. Very addictive and challenging gameplay.
• Yukon E
  Perhaps the best ever implementation of Patience on the Atari. It basically follows the normal rules of the traditional card game but has three skill levels. It is possible for you to design your own cards and use your own (HSN format) sound samples. On machines with DMA sound, the supplied sounds add to the atmosphere. On an STFM, you can get the same effects if you have Petra and Paula installed.

• Aerial Kombat II
  The basic aim of the game is very simple, destroy your opponent before he destroys you. Aerial Kombat can be played over three different scenarios, although the additional data disk gives you access to further levels plus some from an earlier game Aerial Combat ST. Basically both you and your opponent control some kind of flying machine which can be manoeuvered around the screen with ease and, should you get to the stage where you avoid the obstacles on the screen, the game becomes a two-player dogfight.

• Aerial Kombat II
  The basic aim of the game is very simple, destroy your opponent before he destroys you. Aerial Kombat can be played over three different scenarios, although the additional data disk gives you access to further levels plus some from an earlier game Aerial Combat ST. Basically both you and your opponent control some kind of flying machine which can be manoeuvered around the screen with ease and, should you get to the stage where you avoid the obstacles on the screen, the game becomes a two-player dogfight.

• Aerial Combat ST
  the joystick, but the game can be played in either one or two player mode. AERIAL KOMBAT ST is a two player game controlled by two joysticks. The aim of the game is to kill your opponent yet keeping your own lives intact. The game includes a variety of different scenarios. This is the predecessor to Aerial Kombat II.
• The Fuzzles and the Flying Carpets
  FUZZLES is a SEUCK game in which you must help the Fuzzles fly through a number of levels to reach safety. Control of this game is by use of the joystick, but the game can be played in either one or two player mode.
• The Mansion
  MANSION is a game created with the 3-D Construction Kit, and it is your task to enter the mansion and then locate and rescue the Mayor, who is being held inside. Control of the game is by use of the mouse.

• Crazy Harold to the Rescue
  In this game you play the part of Harold, who makes a living completing dangerous rescues. Here you must rescue a number of scientists from a fort, then reach and destroy a duplicator, whilst the enemy forces are equally intent on preventing your success.
• Ladybird Maths
  This is an educational game for 5 to 8 year olds. You control a ladybird which must be moved over the correct answers to solve mathematical problems and so score points.
• Space Invaders - Nineties Edition
  A SEUCK version of the well known and classic game. Your task, as ever, is to save the planet from the invading alien hordes. There are a number of different alien craft each with different capabilities, but a number of the features will be familiar to fans of this type of game.
• Trekwars
  As the title implies, this is a Star Trek like game. You take control of your starship and try to remove as many aliens as possible from the vertically scrolling background. You only have a limited number of lives so great care is required if you are to survive for very long.

• Beavis and Butthead Quiz
  A simple quiz program featuring Beavis and Butthead, the well known characters from the cult Channel 4 TV series. Obviously one for fans of the show as many of the questions relate to the characters themselves. The program itself is easy to operate, just use the mouse to click on your chosen answer, but be careful, wrong answers put you right back at the beginning again. The aim of the game being to get as many consecutive correct answers as possible. Good use is made of sampled sound and the voices of the main characters are used to great effect within the program. Needs 1 Meg.
• Dominizer
  Ten pairs of dominoes are jumbled up and laid face down. You must find the matching pairs in much the same way as in a match maker type game. The demo version only lets you compete against the computer, does not allow you to alter the preferences and resets your ST after each game.

• Amaze
  A 3-D maze game, the aim of which is to find your way to the exit, but as all the walls look the same, this is no easy task. Use the mouse to click on a direction arrow, then follow the path to the next intersection. The atmospheric music adds a rather mysterious quality to the whole game.
• Counter Atak
  Counter atak is a little different, instead of getting coloured tiles lined up next to each other, you have to make sure (depending which level is choosen) the tiles, or in this case liquid counters, are not next to each other. This adds that extra bit of thought to the game.

• The Ultimate Arena
  An impressive karate game featuring digitised stills of every possible move so that it's a bit like taking part in a film! Gameplay is really tough, making it a real challenge rather than just a game with great graphics. This Shareware version is fully playable but restricted to three rounds with one of two opponents at a single location. The full version features seven different opponents, different scenic locations, a two player mode and much more. STE ONLY.

• Oklib's Revenge
  In this role playing game you play the part of a palace guard. A volunteer is needed to discover the whereabouts of King Arcon's missing staff, and the sinister Sergeant Oklib has got his eye on you for the job. Soon the victim of one of Oklib's tricks, you find yourself being propelled through blackness as the result of a spell. Can you succeed in your task? An impressive text only adventure, definitely one for fans of the genre.

• Centi
  Shooter game similar to Centipede, can be installed as an accessory.
• Discover
  Move your mine-sweeping ball around the screen (be careful, it bounces if you move to fast!). As you pass over squares the number of mines in adjacent squares will be displayed. Watch you don't step on a mine or you'll lose one of your three lives. Uncover all the mines and enter the number of mines at the top right. If correct, you progress to the next more challenging level. Each level is laid out differently from the last and some have hidden entrances leading to off-screen areas! Well over 20 levels to complete.
• Dodg'em 2
  You must steer your car around the track collecting the power pills but avoiding crashing into the other driver. The game's very fast and steering is not at all easy. Lose all your lives and the computer laughs at you!

• Only! Valency
  An excellent Shareware puzzle game in which you must create molecular structure of varying complexities depending upon which of the 300 levels you are on. Atoms must be placed in the correct sequence and there are rules as to exactly which atoms go where. The structure can be rotated as required to achieve your task. The game is GEM based and very easy to pick up once you've played it a few times.
• WinColtris 2.0
  A Multi-TOS compatible game which features both Tetris and Columns. You select which game you wish to play and can set various options such as whether or not you want to see the following block in advance and whether statistics and scoring boxes should be displayed. You can also define the keys you want to use.

• Nishiran Disk 1
  Game similar to Dungeon Master with great graphics.

• Nishiran Disk 2
  Game similar to Dungeon Master with great graphics.

• Asteroidia
  Asteroidia is an arcade style game that involves little strategy but provides hours of fun. You are flying around in space trying to destroy all the asteroids that are heading toward your home planet. You'll also have to contend with little alien thingys that want to destroy your ship!

• Atari Bingo
  A simulation of the well known game, featuring sampled sound and an understandable voice that calls out the numbers. As in real bingo, a number of game options are available, including, four corners and winning lines as well as full house. You play your own card, using the mouse to cover the called numbers, whilst the computer plays all the other cards. Checks are made after all winning calls.
• Raceplus (Johnston)
  An adaptation of the board game Ratrace. This version allows for only one player, but a full version is available from the author. This game involves moving around a board and gambling in order to earn money and so advance to higher levels.

• GEMamigo 1.0
  GEMamigo version 1.0 by Warwick Allison. This is the first public release of gemamigo a port of the X11 port of the Amiga Go program AmiGo. GEM AmiGo runs in any resolution, including HiColor and TrueColor, and MIGHT work with just 512K.
• GEMory 1.0
  A memory game where you click onto two squares to reveal the symbols beneath them, in the hope of getting a match. This variant is played against the computer on a 9x6 grid. Just to make things interesting, you get to continue play until you fail to get a match. Runs as a PRG or ACC. Multi-TOS compatible.
• Never Mind 1.0
  Never Mind by Uwe and Jürgen Holtkamp is a GEM-compliant implementation of the well-known board game Mastermind. Four game strengths. Depending on color depth in black and white or color. Fully multitasking capable, runs on all TOS systems. Also executable as an accessory.
• Punssi 1.1
  A great two player game in which you bounce a ball into the goal before your opponent does likewise. Just to complicate things, two droids chase both players around the playing area, contact with either of them is fatal! Full C++ sources included.

• Graveyard
  An entertaining chance to blast everything that moves. Using your joystick, you control a spaceship and must destroy or avoid asteroids that are coming your way from every possible direction. You must shoot them to break them up, and finally, when you shoot the smallest ones, these release a blue crystal which needs to be collected to give power-ups.
• Hoog
  A demo version of a very well put together platform game with great graphics and challenging gameplay. The idea of the game is to rescue some lost children, but a number of hazards stand in your way.
• Torus
  A sliding puzzle game but with added extras, like the ability to use PI1, PI2 or PI3 pictures. Once the picture has been jumbled the sections move in lines either horizontally or vertically, giving an extra challenge to the game. A number of pictures are supplied and you can of course use your own

• Fleet Street Madness
  A fun game for budding newspaper tycoons. This very simple simulation could possibly be suitable for young children. The user chooses from a number of pre-set sentences in order to produce an edition of the Daily Stun. A game for two players, as they compete against each other to produce the funniest headlines.
• Hot Wheels
  Hot Wheels is a fast action car racing game in which you take the wheel of a spanking new Ferrari 348. One player can practice a track on their own or race against two computer-controlled drones. Alternatively, two players can compete at the same time using a split-screen display (a la Super Cars 2). In two player mode one drone can be added to the race.
• Queboid
  You must avoid numerous hazards and collect keys as you try to get to the lift to move from one level to the next using either the joystick or the cursor keys. You also have the option of leaving primed bombs in order to deflect your enemy. A fun game with plenty to keep you occupied. 
• Seawolf - A Project Gone Wrong
  Another shoot 'em up from the Arcade King. You must destroy a variety of ships and aircraft in order to amass an impressive score before excessive damage to your ship ends the game. Graphics not up to Dave's usual standard but gameplay is fast and compelling.

• A Simple Memory Game
  A simple memory game by Howard Clarke. The game begins with a grid containing some hidden numbers, your task is to uncover the numbers in chronological order, but only one number is revealed at a time. Easy at first but, as the number of squares in the grid increases, this really does test your memory. Would make an excellent game for children. For one to five players.
• Starbox (game)
  This is a logic game for two players. Click on a square in a large grid to reveal the symbol beneath. Some symbols give points, others end your turn, but the majority give clues to the position of other point-giving symbols. Your aim is to amass more points than your opponent.
• Starfleets of the Triad
  A Space strategy game for one or two players. You must destroy the enemy using the different types of starship at your disposal. Each type of craft has different strengths and abilities and so you must use your knowledge to outsmart your opponents. Not a shoot 'em up, although the game contains some shooting. More a game for the strategists.

• Plasma Ball
  An adaptation of the Breakout style of game but with an interesting new slant. The aim is the keep the ball in the air as long as possible using the joystick controlled bat. However, as the game progresses, the ceiling slowly gets lower, giving you less time to position the bat correctly and the ball speeds up. Sounds easy, but in fact this game is a real challenge and it takes quite an effort to get your name on the high score table.
• World League Soccer Manager
  A player/manager soccer game by Peter Van Den Houten. You begin the game in the lowest of ten divisions, your aim is to get to the top of the world league. All the usual features are there, including buying and selling players, choosing your squad etc. A good implementation of a popular theme. Needs 1 Mb.

• Just Another Silly Sports Sim
  This program allows you to compete in eight different, and sometimes unusual, sporting events, gaining points as you go, hopefully reaching medal winning standard before the closing ceremony. The games range from athletic events such as the long jump and 110m hurdles, to shooting and boxing, and end with the popular apple hunt game. Most of the games are controlled using the joystick and many contain a good deal of humour. Do you have what it takes to be an Olympic champion? Needs 1 Mb.

• Balls (Ninth Wave Software)
  
• Bombs Away
  Bombs away is a game based on the popular Dynablaster type game as seen in the arcades and originally based on a game called 'Eric and the Floaters' by Hudson Soft on the Spectrum (remember that ?).
• Goin' Down With The Captain
  A platform game with well drawn sprites and challenging action, which takes place on board a ship. You must seal leaking pipes, collect lifebouys and avoid crabs. A good game for younger users.
• Platform (game demo)
  You must collect sweets and either jump on, or avoid the enemy. Separate ST and STE versions supplied.
• Racer (Vertical Mapper Demo)
  A single level dirt track car racing game where you must complete the course in as quick a time as possible.
• Saturn's Rings
  An asteroids type game.
• Slug Blast (game demo)
  Yet another platform game, the object of which is to destroy slugs using pellets, then find the exit.
• Sprite Works Demo
  

• Hero
  This former commercial release is now available as Freeware due to the generosity of the programmer, and is a must for fans of this genre. The only differences from the full version are the lack of game introduction and one or two minor alterations. The game itself involves the rescue of a number of trapped personnel from a bio-nuclear complex. Radiation is dangerously high and security droids guard many areas but you must reach the trapped individuals in time and retrieve their teleport card. Your character, Jim, is completely joystick controlled throughout the game and can run, walk, jump, crawl and climb as well as fight off adversaries and access the computers that he finds scattered within the complex. A fun and challenging game with a great deal of appeal and a variety of levels for extended interest. Needs 1 Mb.

• Realms of Reality
  Adventure game in the style of DungeonMaster. You control two characters as they delve into a dungeon searching for treasure and adventure. The game has a first person perspective view with an easy to use interface. There are hundreds of objects to be collected as you delve deeper and deeper and loads of monsters to overcome.

• Genocide - Extermination of a Nation
  A fast action shoot 'em up with hardware scrolling and stereo DMA sound, where you must destroy 10 waves of aliens and then destroy the Boss. This is a cut down version of the full game. It features 60 waves, a two player option, faster action, multiple bonus and Boss waves and improved sound effects. Well worth checking out. STE ONLY. Needs 1 Mb.
• Parallax Painter
  You must paint all the blue blocks on each level purple or destroy them in some other way to progress to the next level. During this mode you will be given passwords every few levels so you do not have to repeat levels you have already completed. The main character is moved by moving the joystick in the required direction. During the game you are looking down upon the action. Be careful you have quite a lot of momentum. Pressing the fire button results in the character jumping up 'out of the screen' Towards you. If there are any blocks above you will land upon them.

• Atari-Whist
  A computer version of the well known card game where the mouse is used to select the card you wish to play. Even those with no previous knowledge of the game will soon pick up the easy to follow rules. All the games are played against a computer opponent.
• Lettris
  This game is based on the classic game of Tetris, but instead of falling blocks, it uses falling letters which must be positioned to make a word. Completed words disappear and points are awarded according to the size of the word. An extensive dictionary is included on the disk. The game is controlled either by use of the cursor keys or by joystick. As in Tetris, it is not as easy as it initially appears.
• Molecule
  Discover the places occupied by atoms on a board by firing laser rays at the board. Depending on what happens to the ray, reflected, deviated or absorbed, you should be able to work out the positions of the atoms. It's not as easy as it sounds.

• Shrinking Wall Solitaire
  An original game if ever I saw one. It is a sort of cross between Tetris, Solitaire and Shanghai! The playing area is made up of a number (you choose the number) of pairs of bricks. These can only be removed if two are adjacent to each other horizontally or vertically. As you remove bricks, the surrounding ones jump inwards towards the centre. A challenging game with 10 levels and several different brick styles. Needs 1 Mb.

• Frantick
  Basically, you move horizontally within a small area which spans the width of the screen. You are being attacked from above and below by rapid fire from hordes of aliens. You must dodge the enemy fire and wipe out the aliens before progressing to the next wave. There are 100 attack waves in all and four different levels of play, including droid assisted and two player options.

• Frantick Data Disk
  This disk is for STE owners with 2 Mb or more. It adds stereo DMA sound to Frantick. Please note that this is not a self-running game, merely a data disk for those of you lucky enough to have the memory to use it. STE ONLY.

• Magic Tomb
  You take on the role of a spaceman, the last of an elite group sent to explore the Magic Tombs. All your colleagues have perished and you are trapped within the tombs. Can you survive to find a way out to freedom? You use the joystick to find your way around and to help you avoid the radioactive aliens, many of whom do not even need to touch you to take your life! Passwords are given as you progress and these will certainly help you to access the later levels of the game. Excellent Shareware release. Needs 1 Mb.

• Hector Vs. the Mutant Vampire Tomatoes from Hell
  The earth has been invaded by 'Mutant Vampire Tomatoes From Hell' and it's your job, as Hector, to annihilate them! This is a superb platforms and ladders game loosely based on the arcade classic Space Panic, from the author of Budgie's version of Jet Pac. Destroy the killer tomatoes by digging holes for them to fall into, then splatting them down to the next level. If that's not challenging enough, you can try bouncing on their heads or firing a variety of mean-sounding weapons at them. Hector features great graphics and music, addictive gameplay and more levels than you'd like to count! Not TOS 2 upwards.
• Nibe
  A snake game where the snake moves continuously and must eat all the apples on one level to progress to the next. The only problem is that he grows each time he eats an apple and you lose a life if he bumps into a wall or his own tail! This version has colourful graphics, multiple levels and user definable control keys and speed.

• Vidigrid
  Released at the end of 1995 this is a puzzle game very similar to VIDGRID on the Jag CD but with obvious limits. You have to place the pieces in the correct place, yet all pieces are still moving, as the levels progress the pieces becomes more, and smaller.

• Vidigrid v2
  This one has 14 video files cleverly edited by Colin of GFF fame, to loop without any quality loss.

• MidiWiz 1.0
  It's the old story of a peaceful kingdom governed by a wise king, who dies without naming a successor. As a result, his six sons get greedy and want the best parts of the kingdom for themselves. You play the part of one of the six sons, preparing to battle it out with your brothers. Midi Wiz uses an overhead view like Nethack and Gauntlet and is a sort of trading/conquest game. You must increase your armed forces, build fortifications and of course trade goods with others. The use of magic to invent things (a bit like Dino Dudes but not so much fun!), create dragons, elephants, healing potions etc, all adds to the appeal. As the name suggests, Midi Wiz allows several computers to be linked together in a Midi network so that you can compete against others in real time. As the game runs on any Atari computer, you could easily link up an ST, TT and Falcon in a network. This unregistered version does not let you save your progress, limits the size of the network to three computers and has a few more restrictions.

• Stello 2.1
  Stello 2.1 is a Shareware Othello playing program. It has a remarkable playing strenght, several play levels and works under Gem. It should work on all Atari computers, and in all screen resolutions (x resolution must be at least 640). It supports several features from multitos, such as 3d look, iconification, drag & drop protocol and multitasking. The interface has dialogs in windows, 3D buttons and 3D checkboxes even on old tos versions. Supports GDOS and Speedo GDOS. Supports human vs human, human vs computer and computer vs computer game mode. (Dan Baldrick)

• Deadland
  A spaceship has crash landed on a planet known as Deadland and your mission is to evacuate as many crew members as possible within a specified time limit. To do this, you must build a new spaceship, not as easy as it sounds! This overhead view Shareware game presents a real challenge with crew members and vehicles to control, a spaceship to build, and various hazards to avoid, including enemy soldiers. Gameplay is described as similar to Cannon Fodder, though not exactly! Needs 1 Mb.
• Take Two/Match
  Take Two is a Match-It type tile game. There are various different tile sets, different grid sizes and several difficulty levels. Your aim is simple, to remove all tiles from the playing area before your time runs out. This is done by removing pairs of tiles which can be linked by a straight line, this must change direction no more than twice on its route. Time limits are tight and this game presents a real challenge. As well as the game itself, there is a level editor and a solver program (to ensure that the new levels you create are solvable!). Needs 1 Mb, STE enhanced.

• Cyclotron
  A light cycles type game for one player against a variety of computer controlled opponents, played over up to 20 rounds. Very well presented with increasing levels of difficulty and bonuses. One of the better light cycle type games.
• Cyclotron II
  Two versions of the well known light cycles game. The first is a one player game played as a tournament over twenty rounds against a variety of computer controlled opponents. The second game is similar but allows up to four players to compete against each other, provided you have a four player adaptor. The basic idea for those not familiar with the game is that each player directs his or her beam of light around the playing area using the joystick trying to avoid the other competitors and, more importantly, trying not to cross the trail that each player leaves as they move.
• Ergon
  Ergon is a futuristic strategy game for two players. The playing area represents a new planet on which each player is trying to establish a colony, and the objective is to ensure that your colony survives by destroying your opponent's headquarters.
• Robert in the Fire Factory 1.10
  A great platform and ladders game based on Mr Robot and his robot factory from the Atari XL. You must work your way across the platforms collecting objects and avoiding direct contact with the flames which are moving around the level. Collecting objects gives immunity over the flames but only for a limited time. Destroy all the flames on one level to progress to the next. Features 26 levels, 10 different speeds and a level editor.

• GEMamigo 1.0
  GEMamigo version 1.0 by Warwick Allison. This is the first public release of gemamigo a port of the X11 port of the Amiga Go program AmiGo. GEM AmiGo runs in any resolution, including HiColor and TrueColor, and MIGHT work with just 512K.
• Manic Minefield
  The concept is very simple. You are shown a board consisting of a number of squares. Under some of the squares are mines. It is your job to discover where the mines are without actually uncovering any in the process, in the fastest time possible. The game is controlled entirely with the mouse, and different button combinations have different effects on the square you are pointing to.

• Japlish Assault
  A simple shoot 'em up where you must blast incoming aircrafts out of the sky. Well presented game featuring solid 3D vector graphics.
• Miser Mind 1.0
  An adaptation of the 'Mastermind' game played with coloured pegs. You must guess the correct colours and sequence of the pegs by elimination. You can choose to have between four and eight pegs per row and use between six and twelve colours. You can also decide to allow or disallow blanks and more than one peg of the same colour in a row. Docs and RSCs in both English and French.
• Solitaire (GEM) 1.5
  Yet another of those games played with beads, where the aim is to eliminate all the other beads from the board. What makes this one so different is that it runs as an ACC or PRG and is Multi-TOS friendly.
• SoS Hangman 2.0
  A well presented ACC version of the age old classic. There are about 400 words used in Hangman, so you are unlikely to come across many 'repeats' unless you are a persistent player! For each game, a word is chosen randomly from the data file and its category (cinema, personalities, television, arcade, toons, music or literature) is given as your clue. Get 7 wrong guesses and you're hanged!
• War 2.0
  A superb wargaming system, complete with seven ready to run scenarios. You can set such things as visibility, firing ability and terrain damage. There are also four different phases for the scenarios. War v2 has been well designed and a lot of thought has gone into the system.

• Alienation
  A platform game where you control a robot who must collect all the pills on each level to progress to the next. However, anything up to nine aliens could be chasing you!
• Flip Em
  A puzzle game played on a 3x3 grid. You must change the balls in the grid on the left to match the colours of those on the left. Change them all to a single colour and you lose. Complete the puzzle and you will be faced with another seven mind-boggling levels!
• Software Projects
  You are manager of Engine Software, a small software house with just one release to its credit. The aim of the game is of course to release further titles and, through a combination of aggressive marketing and all other means at your disposal, turn your company into a leading software supplier. You produce games, educational and utility software with different strategies being needed for each type. You must manage your budget, design your product packaging and may have up to four products in development at any one time, although only one may be released each month. Software Projects is well presented graphically and easy to play, with all choices being made by clicking onto icons on screen. Good fun for the budding entrepreneur!

• Escape From Castle Of Mystery V2.1B
  To cut a long story short, you are (still) trapped in Castle Mackay and have found the treasure you were in search of in the original game. The aim of this game is simple, collect four sticks of dynamite, escape from the castle and blow it up on the way out! The game consists of four rounds (each of which has several levels of difficulty to progress through in order to complete them), three of which are included in this demo version. The Music Zone taxes your dexterity as you have to hit the correct notes on the keyboard within three seconds of them appearing on screen. Complete the song and you get your first stick of dynamite. The Plumbing Zone involves placing a network of pipes on screen in such a manner as to ensure that the water reaches its destination. Easier than the Music Zone but still requires a bit of thought. Finally, the Runaround Zone involves exploring a maze and finding your way to the hidden stick of dynamite within a given time limit. The Gamble Zone is disabled in this version as are lots of extra graphics, sound samples, bonuses and such like which are included in the full version. If you're into puzzle type games, you'll enjoy this one. Needs 1 Mb.

• Alien Busters IV
  Alien Busters 4 is an awesome multiplayer game in which players have a simple mission - to kill each other. Scenery and weapons can be placed into the arena to make matters just a little more interesting, and the players can form official teams before the fight begins.
• Axis
  AXIS is a puzzle game set on a grid of 54 tiles. Each tile is divided along the diagonals into four coloured segments. The object is to match up the adjacent faces of all the tiles, by 'reflecting' them across the horizontal, vertical and diagonal axes. This takes place against a strict time limit.

• GEMTrek 1.1
  A cross between Star Trek and Battleships & Cruisers. The storyline follows that of Star Trek with your computer controlled opponents being the Kingons or Romulans and your ships resembling famous crafts from the Federation Starfleet. However, that's where the similarity ends (well almost!). Gameplay itself follows that of the Battleships and Cruisers game where the aim is simple, to sink (blow up?) the enemy's ships. GemTrek is unsurprisingly housed in a slick GEM interface and runs as an ACC or PRG. It is of course fully Multi-TOS and MagiC Mac compatible. Docs in English and German, program in English, German and Swedish. On-line Help in ST-Guide (not included) format. Requires a minimum resolution of 640x400, so high res only if running on an ST.

• Square Off (Tetris clone)
  This is a very highly polished Tetris game with lots of extras over the original. It's crammed with sound samples and DMA sound throughout as well as the usual high quality graphics and gameplay we all expect from Dave. You can play one or two player games using joystick, Jaguar joypad or any combination of these. There's Classic, Arcade and 2 Player Battle modes. This Shareware version is complete except that you are restricted to playing just 7 of the 20 levels or a single level if in Battle mode. It just oozes with quality and is even more addictive than the original. Needs 1 Mb, STE ONLY.

• Square Off (Tetris clone)
  This is a very highly polished Tetris game with lots of extras over the original. It's crammed with sound samples and DMA sound throughout as well as the usual high quality graphics and gameplay we all expect from Dave. You can play one or two player games using joystick, Jaguar joypad or any combination of these. There's Classic, Arcade and 2 Player Battle modes. This Shareware version is complete except that you are restricted to playing just 7 of the 20 levels or a single level if in Battle mode. It just oozes with quality and is even more addictive than the original. Needs 1 Mb, STE ONLY.

• Fireforce
  An arcade adventure which draws influences from both Dungeon Master and Alien but with a Doom-esque sort of feel to it. You play the part of a Space Marine on a mission to eliminate a criminal organisation known as The Red Hordes. As you would expect, this game is based around wanton destruction. Shoot everything that moves and run for it if your shots are doing no good! There are lots of objects to collect and use, doors to open and dead ends to avoid. A unique feature of Fireforce is its support for up to three players participating simultaneously, either cooperatively or against each other. Alternatively one player can control up to three marines. Control is by joystick, keyboard or Jaguar joypad and you can save your game at any time.

• Fireforce
  An arcade adventure which draws influences from both Dungeon Master and Alien but with a Doom-esque sort of feel to it. You play the part of a Space Marine on a mission to eliminate a criminal organisation known as The Red Hordes. As you would expect, this game is based around wanton destruction. Shoot everything that moves and run for it if your shots are doing no good! There are lots of objects to collect and use, doors to open and dead ends to avoid. A unique feature of Fireforce is its support for up to three players participating simultaneously, either cooperatively or against each other. Alternatively one player can control up to three marines. Control is by joystick, keyboard or Jaguar joypad and you can save your game at any time.

• The Original 2.10
  A faithful reproduction of the original Boulderdash game. For anyone not familiar with the original version, you must collect all the diamonds on each level and find the exit to the next level. This is complicated by the fact that rocks must be moved in order to access some of the diamonds and its all too easy to let one drop on your head! Certain monsters also aim to impede your progress. You are of course playing against the clock too! Fully playable but with certain extras reserved for registered users. Documented in both English and German. A real classic. Needs 1 Mb.

• Mind Sweeper 1.1
  Yet another Minesweeper clone. As is usual, you must uncover squares all the squares in a grid without detonating one of the hidden bombs. This variant allows you to choose between 3 different board sizes and six difficulty levels. It even has a built-in cheat mode, should you wish to use it. An added feature is its tournament mode which lets you compete against a friend, playing an agreed number of games and having your scores recorded in a highscore table. Includes on-line Help in both English and Dutch.
• Rebels versus Laserthons
  A two player strategy based game. You start out by loading a scenario (seven are supplied) and are then given your mission objective. RVL is a turns based game where each player may move each of his remaining robots or fight/shoot with them. He then hands over to the other player who does likewise. Four mission objectives are possible and you must complete your mission within a time limit. Comes complete with a level editor so that you can create your own scenarios. Needs 1 Mb.
• Synapse 2
  A game to test your reflexes to different stimuli. You must press the mouse button as soon as the specified event is triggered and you will be informed as to how quickly you responded.

• Bio Hazard II - The Xenowars (Demo)
  Bio Hazard 2 is a one or two player strateg based game in which you control a variety of different cyborgs in an attempt to rid the galaxy of the dreaded Xenomorphs. Control is by mouse, keyboard or Jaguar joypad in this turns based game. Each character has a limited number of turns per move and can carry a number of objects with him.
• ST-Bridge 2.15E
  A Shareware version of the classic card game of the same name. No instructions given but it should be simple enough if you're a seasoned Bridge player.
• Times 1.0
  A computerised version of Noughts and Crosses (Tic Tac Toe if you're American). Unless it's being played by a young child every game is likely to result in a draw if playing against the computer. The author has addressed this by making the game networkable so that you can play against a friend by modem or MIDI (humans are less predictable than computers!). You can of course both play on the same computer without networking if desired.

• Island Strike
  Released on the cover disk of ST Format magazine, issue 85. Fly your helicopter around a large map area collecting lost soldiers. Other things are there to pick up and aid your task. Ground defences will try to blow you away. The whole thing is viewed from above.

• Michigan Mike
  You play the part of Michigan Mike in his quest to recover the five lost rings of Zorog from the depths of the South American rain forest. On your travels you will encounter many strange creatures such as giant wasps, worms and frogs to name but a few. There are traps, switches, hidden doorways, food to collect and lots to keep you busy in this superb platforms and ladders game. This game won a game writing contest set by ST Format and is a real winner for all platform and ladders addicts.
• Multrix
  Tetris variant that runs simultaneously with other programs! Shortens e.g. the waiting time when formatting or copying.
• Space Wars 2000 1.10
  A shoot 'em up for between two and four players where the main idea is to destroy your opponents before they destroy you. Control is by joystick and you'll need at least one other person to play this game as there are no computer controlled ships. Collect special weapons and a variety of power-up's in your quest for domination in Space. Needs 1 Meg.

• Get Slide
  Move around a maze and collect gems as you go, before making your way to the exit. It sounds easy but your task is complicated as you must complete each level within a required number of moves. Also, on later levels the surface becomes slippery and you are unable to stop until yoo reach a barrier.
• Super Chicken
  You play Super Chicken and must rescue your eggs from the clutches of the evil Dr Chickenhawk! Just one snag, he's boobytrapped every egg! A platform based game in which you must collect every egg on each table then move onto the next. As soon as you pick up the egg, you have no more than a split second to leave that square, otherwise you're fried chicken! Just to complicate things, you can't double back either! Successfully collect all the eggs on the level and it's on to a new tougher level.

• Investigation 2
  Denim Top Dave returns for another Sierra- On-Line type graphical adventure in which he tries to thwart the plans of the infamous Wellard & Co. Following on from the original game in which Dave seized the disk containing Wellard's deadly virus and saved the day, Wellard have devised a new high tech plan for world domination. As Dave it's your job to fly of to the Spanish island where Wellard have set up their new base and destroy their latest weapon, codenamed N.E.T., before they unleash it un an unsuspecting world. A great strategic based adventure with around 60 graphic locations to visit, 1000 points to collect and lots to do with plenty of challenges to get your head round. Doesn't run on machines with more than 1 Mb.

• Investigation 2
  Denim Top Dave returns for another Sierra- On-Line type graphical adventure in which he tries to thwart the plans of the infamous Wellard & Co. Following on from the original game in which Dave seized the disk containing Wellard's deadly virus and saved the day, Wellard have devised a new high tech plan for world domination. As Dave it's your job to fly of to the Spanish island where Wellard have set up their new base and destroy their latest weapon, codenamed N.E.T., before they unleash it un an unsuspecting world. A great strategic based adventure with around 60 graphic locations to visit, 1000 points to collect and lots to do with plenty of challenges to get your head round. Doesn't run on machines with more than 1 Mb.

• Box Clever
  You must try to achieve the highest number of consecutive moves around a numbered grid without landing on the same square twice.
• Eye Strain
  An image is displayed on a grid and you are shown a single piece to the right of the image. Simply click onto the corresponding piece on the grid to score 10 points. It's not as easy as you would think and there's a time limit.
• Place 50
  A two player brain teaser. You must place coloured tiles onto a 10x12 grid. Each tile has a number and colour. You can't place tiles of the same colour or value next to each other but you must place tiles adjacent to other times. Points are awarded for each correctly placed tile. Just to make things interesting there's multiplier squares too.
• Yagop
  A matching pairs game. This one is different in that very few squares are available when you start. Each time you get a mismatch, a new pair of squares momentarily opens until the whole board has active squares, then the timer starts and you have to match all 50 pairs within the time limit.

• Little 15 2.00
  A sliding puzzle game. You must unjumble the numbers in order to make them run continuously from 1 to 15. Good fun with several levels of difficulty.
• MoveIt 1.5
  Puzzle game in which you push all the blocks in one level to the marked area in order to progress to the next level. Not as easy as it sounds, especially as you normally end up boxing yourself into a corner! Program in English and German, docs in German. Runs as an ACC or PRG. Multi-TOS friendly.
• Tricky 2.71
  Tricky is a conversion of Kniffel (some people know it as Yahtzee), the well-known dice game. With Tricky you and up to three other people can try to get a place in the leaderboard. Or play against up to three computer opponents.

• B Squad
  The ship you have docked with has been infested with a number of alien lifeforms. To survive you must destroy their queen who is nesting in the Bridge. The aliens have taken control of the ship's computer and are also in control of all the servo droids.
• Frogger
  Another of Dave's classic conversions. This one is as usual, a replica of the original game. You start off with five lives and must get three frogs safely across the road without getting squashed and jump from log to log to reach the other side of the river. Several levels to complete. Great fun for all the family.

• Club Dominoes (Demo)
  A playable demo of a commercial product. The presentation and gameplay of this demo is so impressive we just had to include it. This version always gives you the same opponent, limits the number of games and has a few other customisable features disabled.
• Color Quest 2.0
  An adaptation of the old musical game 'Simon' where a musical note is played and a colour lights up. This eventually builds up to a complicated sequence of notes which you must replicate in order to score points. Get one wrong and you're out! For one or two players.
• Crack'ed
  An odd game in which you shoot all the cartoon graphics on one screen to progress to the next. Very easy to complete and containing just three levels. Probably originated as an early game demo but perfect for familiarising young children with the use of the mouse.
• Star Colony
  ST conversion of the popular strategy game M.U.L.E. (Multi Purpose Labor Elements). The goal of the game is to colonize a planet within 15 years

• Battle at Sea
  An impressive rendition of the Battleships and Cruisers board game. This version comes complete with realistic explosion sounds and the ability to play against the computer or against a friend by modem or via null modem cable. The normal rules of this game apply. One of the better implementations.
• Bubble
  Fill up a balloon from an oxygen cylinder. As it floats downwards you must pump jets of air at it to keep it afloat. The aim is to guide it to the other side of the screen. Easy on the lower levels, then you get various hazzards creeping in!
• Color Code
  A 'Mastermind' clone. You have four coloured blocks and must choose the correct colour and order for the blocks. Although the concept's the same, it makes a welcome change from coloured pegs! Just to liven things up, there are six possible colours and each colour can be used more than once.
• Concentration
  A one or two player game played on an 8x8 grid. At first sight it looks like a simple case of matching pairs of symbols. However, there's an added feature, each game contains a hidden phrase which you must guess. When certain pairs are matched, they reveal a letter and you can guess the phrase at any time to win the game.
• Trackball
  his is a puzzle game, the object of which is to guide coloured balls along a track to the appropriately coloured target. Change the junctions to ensure the correct outcome. Simple yet addictive gameplay.

• Mean 18 Courses
  A collection of four 'alternative' courses for golfing game Mean 18. The courses are Jose's Amazon CC, By George, Clergy Classic and Conjurer's Neck. Please note that these are not self running, you need an original of the game Mean 18 in order to use them! Also note that the courses on this disk work with ST, Amiga (using CrossDOS or MessyDOS to read the disk) and PC versions of the game.

• B2L-Edit 1.1
  As the name suggests, this program allows you to make your squadron leader (from the Breach 2) game, nearly invincible. Just load up your favourite B2L file and change his character attributes.
• Breach 2 Scenarios Battle Campaign #1
  Twenty one different battle scenarios for use with the game Beach 2. As usual, these are not stand alone and you will require the original Breach 2 game. Includes a text file detailing each scenario.
• Cabbage Patch
  A five screen extra world for use with the Boulder Dash clone StoneAge Deluxe
• Chaos ST
  Saved game files for the game CHAOS STRIKES BACK. They contain four originally drawn characters which replace the 'standard set' and the characters have all been built up to their maximum capabilities and are near invincible, so you should have no problems winning the game with these! Once again, you'll need the original CSB game in order to use these data files.
• CIVI AP7
  A saved game from Microprose's Civilisation. It was a game played in 'Emperor' mode and saved just before the destruction of the Mongols. A real powerful scenario to say the least! Just for fun, the author has renamed some of the cities after well known Atari users on the Delphi network, since he was playing the part of a Delphian in the game!
• Creature Power
  First you select a frog to control in the frog hop contest. If you win, you get a chance to play 'Creature Power' where you must select appropriate creatures to help you recover a jewel from beneath the ocean and return it to a distant island.
• Empire Maps
  A collection of ten maps for use with the battle simulator, Empire. Nine are naval battles and the tenth if a land conflict. These are not stand alone games and require the original Empire game.
• Midi Maze Mazes
  Fifteen new mazes for use with Hybrid Arts' game Midi Maze. Please note that these do not work with the Shareware Midi Maze 2. Once again, they are not stand alone mazes and you require the original Midi Maze game.
• SC2DEGAS
  Creates 12 Degas PI1 screens from any Sim City CTY file. It works with CTY files created on the ST, Amiga, PC or Mac. Designed to overcome the lack of a print option in Sim City.

• Galactic Inferno
  Starts off looking a bit like Space Invaders with the alien waves attacking you from above. You then jet off to Outer Space to take on more alien crafts and their vast array of weapons.
• Hunting Season
  Accompanied by your trusty dog and a double-barrelled shotgun, you embark upon a shooting expedition. The aim's simple, knock as many of those birds out of the sky as you can. There's just one complication, they fight back with a barrage of droppings which clog up your gun and lose you a life!
• River Of No Return
  The purpose is to rescue as many drowning people as possible with a rescue plane without falling victim to the attacking ships, balloons, tanks and helicopters or even radar towers.

• Beat the House
  A Blackjack game played against the computer. As you would expect, the aim is to get a close to a score of 21 without going bust. Nice graphics and a tough computer opponent.
• Cadenza Cribbage 1.9
  The card game brought to your computer screen. It's a two player game and you play against the computer. You take turns of being the dealer and the computer always starts. This computer version offers quite a few extras like X-Ray vision, game length and the ability to watch the computer play against itself! No attempt is made to explain the rules of Cribbage. As long as you are familiar with them, you should have no problems.
• Card Party
  A collection of three card games. Pyramid involves removing a card (or group of cards) adding up to 13, from a pyramid-like structure. The aim is to clear all cards from the table. The second game is called Follow Suit and is variation on the Patience theme which takes a bit of time to get into. Challenging nevertheless. Finally we have Cribbages where you either start at 0 on the board, working your way round to 121, or you start at 31 working back to 0. Either way, it's as much a board game as a card game and has an odd scoring system!
• Casino Craps 1.0
  An exact replica of the game where you place chips at strategic points on a board, then throw dice in the hope of winning some more dosh. Great game if you know how to play.
• Oh Craps!
  Yes it's another of those Casino dice games. This one is graphically more appealing, has impressive animated dice and higher valued chips to offer! It also has various options like the ability to replay the last 40 throws and much more besides. It even includes a doc which explains the rules of the game! 
• Pinochle Four Handed / Double Deck
  One of the more complicated card games around, with four variations to the theme. You play with a double-deck and must beat all tricks. It has an unusual scoring system and is confusing to the novice. Unless you already know the rules of this game it's a case of making a few good guesses and hoping for the best!
• ST Blackjack
  Another variation on the theme. This one's not as visually appealing but it gives you a running total so its easier for the novice to pick up the scoring. This one's a bit tougher as the dealer wins if the hand is drawn!

• Alfreds Kistenlager Schieberei
  This mono-only program will provide you with hours of challenging puzzles. The rules are simple: With the arrow keys, you control a worker who must shove barrels around a warehouse and place them in the proper locations. You may not spend time leaning against walls. The barrels must be pushed (that is, you must position the worker "behind" them) rather than pulled.
• Ballerburg
  It's the classic scenario of two armies battling it out with cannon balls firing at each other over a mountain. However, this is one of the better implementations in which you have to purchase ammunition with funds (which often run out!) from the Royal coffers. You can select the fortress type prior to commencement and quite a few other options are user definable. Can be played against the computer or a friend.
• Bandwurm
  A snake type game in which the worm grows each time he eats a square. He moves continuously and your job is to change his direction so that he eats all the squares without crashing into the walls or his own tail. Survive long enough and a gap in the wall opens up to let you through to the next level.
• Bang! 1.10
  The idea of the game is to mark the position of mines on a grid without uncovering them. The size of the grid varies depending on the level of play, as does the number of mines to be found. The game is played against the clock (displayed top left of the grid). The game finishes when either you uncover a mine, or you have correctly marked all the mines in the grid.
• Bouncing Bubbles
  A fast action shoot 'em up. It starts up with just a few balls needing shot down. By level 7 you've got some aliens to dispose of and by level 40 there's so many on screen you don't have a clue what you're shooting at! Good fast action game.
• Bubble
  Fill up a balloon from an oxygen cylinder. As it floats downwards you must pump jets of air at it to keep it afloat. The aim is to guide it to the other side of the screen. Easy on the lower levels, then you get various hazzards creeping in!
• Cadenza
  A GEM based version of the board game Draughts. Standard rules apply (explained in the doc). You play against the computer. Both PRG and ACC versions are supplied.
• Cadenza Cribbage 1.9
  The card game brought to your computer screen. It's a two player game and you play against the computer. You take turns of being the dealer and the computer always starts. This computer version offers quite a few extras like X-Ray vision, game length and the ability to watch the computer play against itself! No attempt is made to explain the rules of Cribbage. As long as you are familiar with them, you should have no problems.

• Beepin' Concentration
  Based loosely on the electronic game Simon but with elements of matching pairs thrown in. Load up any Degas PI1 and click onto any two squares on the grid. Different squares play different notes. If you get two squares which play the same note, a piece of the picture is uncovered. Continue until all 56 squares have been uncovered.
• Cadenza
  A GEM based version of the board game Draughts. Standard rules apply (explained in the doc). You play against the computer. Both PRG and ACC versions are supplied.
• Combat
  A revamped version of an old freebie game which came bundled with the Atari VCS systems. It's a two player game where you each control a Spitfire and have to gun down your opponent. All the fun of the original but with improved graphics.
• ST Checkers 1.0
  A very good draughts game with seven levels of play and the ability to set up your own board layout.

• American Pastime Baseball Simulator
  Rather than a football management game, this is a Baseball management game. Select your team, positions and a variety of different in-game tactics. You can put the game into auto mode to watch a series of one minute games (mainly designed for learning purposes) or play a fully managed 10-15 minute game in which you actually participate in order to affect the outcome. The choice is yours. The data files for four real American baseball teams is included on disk.
• Box Car 1.0
  A shoot 'em up car game written using the STOS 3D extension. It's a two player game played by modem or using two STs connected using a null modem cable. The aim is simple, using the missiles fitted to your car, you must blast your opponent into infinity! Throughout the game you can switch to one of 10 different views. Digitised speech and sound effects throughout.
• Bubbles McGee
  A rather odd game in which you control a character inside a bubble! On the first level you must descend and feed the lizard three times without being hit by mines, the droids which lay the mines, or asteroids. Other levels present similar challenges.
• Square Connect Four
  A two player game played on a 7x6 grid. The aim is simple, you must connect up four of your coloured squares horizontally, vertically or diagonally whilst preventing your opponent from doing likewise.

• Arena Earth
  In the far distant future, life on Earth as we know it has been destroyed. After a regenerative process, most of the Earth's surface is now covered by dense rain forest. To cut a long story short, the Mokadon (an alien race) enjoy using Earth as a battle ground for contestants in a popular game show. You are one of the contestants and the aim is simple, hunt down and destroy your opponent. There are various weapons to use, items to collect, drones to use and traps which you can construct. Use any means at your disposal to win the game. You can play against the computer or challenge a friend (playing by modem or hooking up a null modem cable between two STs). An unusual game with a different sort of challenge.

• 3D-Blöcke
  A sort of Tetris type game played horizontally! You must manoevre the 3D blocks so that they slot into each other. Being 3D, they can be turned in a variety of ways. When they reach the front of your screen, it's all over. A challenging variation on a popular theme.
• AMAZE
  A massive weaving maze viewed from overhead. You are presented with an entrance and an exit and a thousand ways of getting from one to the other, 999 of which lead to dead ends! Every game generates a new random maze and there's a built-in help mode.
• Amaze!!!
  A sixteen level puzzle game. One the first level you simply walk around the edges of the playing area, taking care not to venture off the edge of the board. From level 2 onwards you have to work out a safe route and, with bits of the puzzle missing, it's not easy! Runs as a PRG or ACC.
• Amoeba Wars
  Amoeba Wars is based on the classic computer game of Life, only where in Life you try to create a self perpetuating "society", in Amoeba Wars you also have an opponent trying to wipe out your civilization..
• Ballbuster
  You play the part of a juggler. You must bounce your ball off the giant rotating multi-coloured ball in order to score points. The ball must be caught each time it falls and you only get three balls. Just to complicate things, there's a nasty monster wandering around which eats the balls!
• BATSlot
  A simple slot machine simulator. Place a bet and let the reels roll! Claims to 'pay out' over 98% of 'takings'. Pity it wasn't real cash!
• Beyond
  Get three identical pieces in a row, horizontally, vertically or diagonally in order to eliminate the pieces. Each time you clear 100 pieces from the screen, the speed of the game increases.
• Boing
  You guide a bouncing ball around the screen collecting fruit. You must collect all the fruit on one level within a specified time limit, to progress to the next. There are walls to penetrate, bonus levels, hazzards to avoid, bonuses to collect and many levels to complete. Great platform game with lots to do.
• Collapse 1.1
  A Columns type puzzle game where you must arrange the falling blocks to create lines of three or more of the same colour and prevent the blocks from reaching the top of the screen.
• Happy Days Bingo
  Very similar to the last game as it too uses numbers prefixed by letters. However, in this game you choose one of five cards, all of which contain randomly chosen numbers. The computer plays the remaining cards.
• ST Bingo
  You play a single bingo card against the computer. this game differs from the traditional game in that each number has a letter (from the word bingo) in front of it, making it much harder to get a match. Unlike the real thing, you can't miss a number as the ST marks your card as you go! The only problem is that the computer usually wins!
• Superpanic!
  A fast, furious shoot 'em up. You get three cannons and must clear all the flying saucers from one level to progress to the next. Features many levels of increasing difficulty.

• Cobra Strike
  Cobra Strike is a vertically scrolling shoot-'em-up in which you control a helicopter gunship attacking an enemy island, destroying buildings, gun emplacements and enemy vehicles while avoiding a barrage of ground-to-air fire and enemy aircraft.
• Overdrive
  A racing game played against two computer opponents. There are 25 different tracks (you race 5 laps on each) to complete. You do not have to win every race but you do need to maintain the lead, otherwise the game ends. If you do complete all 25 tracks, it's back to the beginning but the gameplay accelerates.

• Heartland
  It's a fast action multi- directional scrolling platforms and ladders game. The authors claim it features the largest playing area of any Atari platformer, not difficult to believe when you look at the on-line map! The hearts suite from a pack of playing cards has gone missing and your job is to find them. Every card is hidden behind a door, retrieve the card and you're transported to a different part of the map! As you would expect, there's lots of things to collect, hazzards to avoid and so on.

• Battle Zone
  A turns based strategy game in which you control and army of earthworms! You can play against a friend or take on the might of your ST. The objective is simple, to use the vast array of weapons at your disposal to eliminate your opponent. Play a single round or a knockout tournament, it's up to you. Weapons include bazookas, cluster bombs and air strikes. Worms have the ability to tunnel, punch each other and teleport to different parts of the game world. Lots of crazy teams to choose from or you can make up your own. Hit and opponent and he'll even shout back at you! A highly challenging (and amusing!) game. Needs 1 Mb.

• AFL Pro Football
  An outstanding American football simulation. Play against the computer or against a friend in a one off game or a full season where you try to reach the playoff and the Superbowl. Features include pitch and player graphics to scale, realistic movement, AI routines to handle every eventuality and a controllable action replay mode. You can select your team from any of the 28 NFL sides and change such things as pitch surface, length of game, 2D or 3D views and difficulty level. AFL Pro Football has many features borrowed from "Sensible Soccer" and "John Madden", making it a highly polished product both in terms of graphics and gameplay. This Shareware version does restrict gameplay to the first half of an exhibition game, but registration costs only £5. Needs 1 Mb. STE ONLY.

• Logic Problems
  A collection of 50 'real life'problems to solve. Here's an example:- "In preparation for the summer each of five people made an improvement to a room in his/her house. What improvement did each make? To which room? When?" You are then given five clues and a grid upon which to work out the possibilities. An excellent challenging game which beats doing crosswords any day! Also included is a program which lets you create your own logic problems.
• Tarot 2.1
  A game played with a standard deck of cards against two computer players.
• Trax'ion 0.1
  A strategy based board game for two players. The game consists of 64 identical tiles with black and white straight sections on one side and black and white curved sections on the other. The players take turns and aim to build a track which connects two of the four sides of the playing area. The first player to achieve this wins. The Atari version of Trax is in French but gameplay is simple enough that this need not cause a problem. The TRAX.FAQ (which explains the rules of the game) is in English.

• Power Up 1.0
  A racing car game from the Czech Republic. The game is seen from an overhead perspective looking down on the track. Five cars participate in each race, two of which can be human controlled. Control is by keyboard or joystick and is much more responsive than similar games of this type. The aim of the game is simple, to win the race and reduce your own lap time. Power Up is unique in that it runs on any Atari computer but has the ability to utilise the blitter and DMA sound (at 25 Khz on the STE) if your hardware supports it. Even STFM owners get digitised music! It can also output sound to Replay, Replay Professional, Playback, MV16 and Prosound Designer cartridges.

• Power Up 1.0
  A racing car game from the Czech Republic. The game is seen from an overhead perspective looking down on the track. Five cars participate in each race, two of which can be human controlled. Control is by keyboard or joystick and is much more responsive than similar games of this type. The aim of the game is simple, to win the race and reduce your own lap time. Power Up is unique in that it runs on any Atari computer but has the ability to utilise the blitter and DMA sound (at 25 Khz on the STE) if your hardware supports it. Even STFM owners get digitised music! It can also output sound to Replay, Replay Professional, Playback, MV16 and Prosound Designer cartridges.

• Fire Snare
  A two player game in which you must guide a snake around the screen collecting mushrooms. Just to add to the fun, some mushrooms are poisonous and eating one of those results in losing a life. Great game, regrettably the docs are in French.
• Gess 1.0
  The computer version of a board game invented by the mathematical society of the University of Cambridge (also known as the Archimedeans). It is based upon chess but played on an 18x18 chequered board and all the pieces look alike (as in draughts). It is usually played on a Go board using the standard sets of stones. It's a two player game with rather complicated rules but is very well documented (in English!) and should be easy to pick up.
• Nosco
  A rather complicated puzzle game in which your aim is to position all the balls in a straight line. This is complicated by the presence of blocks which move each time you click onto a ball. Unfortunately the docs are in French.
• Red Cat Rummy 500+ (TOS 1.x)
  A computer rendition of the popular card game. This implementation is easy to use and features several difficulty levels when competing against the computer. It is also possible to play a two player game over the modem or by connecting two Ataris via a null modem cable. If you're familiar with Rummy you'll love this one. If not, you'll find the rules well explained in the doc. This is a demo version with some features disabled. The full version is available at low cost.

• Red Cat Rummy 500+ (TOS 2.0x)
  A computer rendition of the popular card game. This implementation is easy to use and features several difficulty levels when competing against the computer. It is also possible to play a two player game over the modem or by connecting two Ataris via a null modem cable. If you're familiar with Rummy you'll love this one. If not, you'll find the rules well explained in the doc. This is a demo version with some features disabled. The full version is available at low cost.

• Puzzle (Randle)
  A sliding puzzle where you must re-arrange all 26 letters of the alphabet into the correct order.
• Quinzaine 1.0
  An excellent implementation of patience played with two packs of cards. The cards are dealt randomly into 15 piles and must be arranged into eight piles (one ascending, the other descending for each suit). Rules are basically those for patience and are fully explained in both English and French.
• R-Zone
  Move your drone around the playing area and collect the nine radioactive pods. You must keep moving and can't backtrack your own steps otherwise you lose a life. Nine levels to complete.
• R-Zone II
  Similar to its predecessor but with different types of floor tiles (permanent, dissolving and one-way), a pause mode, 32 levels and a few more extras.
• Zaptastic
  Remember Jeff Minter's Anticipal on the C64? Well this is basically it on the ST! It's essentially a madcap shoot 'em up in which your aim is to eliminate everything that moves in all 64 rooms within the set time limit. It's odd, it's weird but it's great fun too.

• Emperor 1.03b
  A strategy game for 1 to 4 players. Your aim to to produce sufficient consumer goods and military hardware to keep the population happy and expand your territory by means of conquest. This Shareware version restricts you to 100 moves, the registered version removes this limitation. Any number of players can be human or computer controlled and there's support for playing the game by modem over the phone lines.

• Yukon F
  Perhaps the best ever implementation of Patience on the Atari. It basically follows the normal rules of the traditional card game but has three skill levels. It is possible for you to design your own cards and use your own (HSN format) sound samples. On machines with DMA sound, the supplied sounds add to the atmosphere. On an STFM, you can get the same effects if you have Petra and Paula installed.

• Yukon - The Next Generation!
  Replacement sounds and graphics for Yukon on GAM.5858. These give you a futuristic look to the cards and short samples from the TV series StarTrek - The Next Generation. Must be used in conjunction with Yukon i.e. this is not a standalone disk.

• DARC II - Defensive Alien Remoting Command
  An impressive intro based around an archaelogical find in Cairo starts off this game. Once into the game proper, you realise that it's a DOOM clone running on your ST and a damned fine one too. OK so you don't get texture mapping or a choice of weapons and there's only one 'breed' of alien but it's the same basic concept. Your goal is to navigate the maze, blasting aliens as you go, and collect the three keys which open doors leading to deeper levels. To win the game you must collect all four computer disks hidden beyond those doors. Control is by joystick or keyboard and there's Map and Help features built in.

• Avalon (RPG)
  It is an overhead view game in which you move your character around a large playing area gathering food, water, keys, axes and other objects. Certain keys open certain doors and certain objects give you safe passage in other 'worlds'. The aim is to collect all objects in each world and move on to the next. Each world is separated from the next by a masive abyss and the only way to travel between them is by using the transporter cards which you collect during your travels. Avalon comes with no docs and the in-game text is entirely French but don't let that put you off. The objective is simple and gameplay is obvious. Hours of entertainment for fans of Gauntlet, Nethack and other games of this genre. STE ONLY.

• Diamond Ice
  A seasonal offering from Mr STOS himself and the direct followup to Heartland. After recovering the 13 Hearts, Sissy and Sassy realise that someone has stolen the Diamonds and Diamond-Ice. Your mission is to locate and melt the Diamond-Ice, thus recovering the stolen Diamonds. As with its predecessor, this is a fun filled platforms and ladders game but with the added complication of puzzles to solve along the way. Meet Eskimos such as Eric & Ernie and Phil & Grant as well as a few sarcastic Snowmen, helpful or grumpy old men and some friendly penguins. They all give hints about the game, ignore them at your peril.

• Mole Mayhem V1.1
  You play the part of secret agent Philby of the Moledonia Underground Intelligence Corporation and must save Moledonia before evil dictator General Burgess blows it up! Quite a plot, put simply you have to bounce your mole around this platformer and defuse all the bombs on one level in order to progress to the next. Miss a platform and the results get messy! There's some tricky manoeuvering to be done and lots of levels to complete. Good graphics and a stereo soundtrack add to the enjoyment. Originally intended as a commercial release, this disk contains the FULL unrestricted 18 level version of this excellent Shareware title. STE Only, Needs 1 Mb.

• The Naarjek Collection
  It all started with Naarjek where you (a computer games programmer) go in to work one morning and find that you've been replaced by a Cyborg. Your employers have stolen your latest game designs and changed the access codes to lock you out of the system. Your only hope is to hack into the system to recover your work. This game, similar to Hacker on 8-bit machines, proved so popular that the author went on to write four followups, all of which are on this disk. In each game you must gain access then use the various resources within the Naarjek computer to learn how it 'thinks' and outwit it. On later programs this involves planting renegade programs (known as worms) inside the computer to carry out specific tasks. By Naarjek 3, the computer has assumed control over itself and locks out anyone it likes, even making human-like decisions at times. Due to self-mutating code, its 'personality' is ever changing and your attempts to 'break in' and regain control over the system are even more difficult than in previous releases of the game. Naarjek 4 and 5 follow on with the same theme (breaking into a computer system which has is controlled by its own artificial intelligence routines), it's just that the games are tougher to crack and different strategies are needed. The Naarjek Collection is for those of you who want a challenge and prefer mind games to shoot 'em ups. If you get stuck early on, there's a help program included for Naarjek 2, after that you're on your own! Naarjek 1 is colour only, the others run in colour or mono.

• Magisches Quadrat 1.0
  A magic squares game. The aim of the game is to place the tiles (numbered from 1 to 25) onto a 5x5 matrix so that all lines (horizontally, vertically and diagonally) add up to 64. Fully multi-tasking friendly. An excellent challenging puzzle game.
• Mega Mines (Demo)
  As you would expect, this is a Minesweeper clone but it's better than most, with a huge minefield, graphics and sound effects and superb explosions. The demo version just lets you play on the easiest level but is otherwise fully functional.
• Sam's Voyage
  You play the part of Smiler Sam stranded on an inhospitable planet in Outer Space. It is connected to his home planet by treacherous footpaths and your aim is to return home safely. The footpaths are divided into 25 levels and you must amass sufficient points on each level to progress to the next. Just two snags, Gordon Grimmer is chasing you and it's rather easy to slip and fall into Outer Space!
• Sokoban - Bobby the Hippie Ghost edition
  A re-write of the old classic puzzle type game where you have to push blocks around the screen and avoid boxing yourself in. In this version you play a hippie ghost who is frantically trying to disguise all his CND signs (by hiding them behind stones) in advance of an inspection by the local ghost licensing agency! Graphics are superb, hiding the game's 8-bit roots whilst maintaining the addictive playability of the original. 45 levels are supplied along with easy instructions on how to create your own.

• Donkey Island (Demo)
  Donkey Island is a graphic adventure game in Monkey Island style for all ATARIs with at least 1 Megabyte memory. You have to search for the lost game Donkey Island and solve all kinds of puzzles.
• Morpion 4
  Similar in concept to noughts and crosses where each player strives to get three of his own symbol in a row (horizontally, vertically or diagonally). Morpion takes the concept further by allowing you to play on several board at the same time. There are 3D and 4D variations on the theme, making it very difficult to know when pieces on different boards make up a legal line of three. There are several types of board view to choose from, different difficulty levels and the ability to play against the computer or a friend.

• Destruction Imminent
  An impressive Doom clone for the ST. Features include high speed 3D engine, animated monsters (each with its own characteristics), STE enhanced but STFM compatible, secret rooms with additional equipment and much more. Destruction Imminent is very fast and probably as close to Doom as you're going to get on a standard ST/STe. This demo features a complete level from the full game (there are 25 in total).

• Dice II
  A 2,3 or 4 player game of Yahtzee. For anyone unfamiliar with the game, you take turns at throwing five dice. Different points are awarded for pairs, three of a kind and so forth. No instructions supplied but it's simple enough for any Yahtzee player.
• Starhawk II
  A simple vertically scrolling shoot 'em up. You must steer your fighter plane past obstacles and avoid enemy fire while blasting everything in sight. If it moves shoot it, if it doesn't you might as well shoot it anyway!
• The Rollercoaster Experience (Demo)
  A puzzle game rather like Pipe Mania. You must use the supplied pieces of track to create logical route for the ball to get from A to B. If the balls runs off the track or gets blocked, you lose a life. The demo features 10 fully playable levels from the 100 supplied with the full version.

• Billy Boy
  This is a children's platform game released in April 1997 to coincide with the UK ATARI shows organised by Goodmans Int PDL, The game needs one meg and is optimised for the ATARI STe but will work on a STFM but without the sampled sounds, This game is not compatible with Falcon or TT, but anything else up to and including a Mega STe should be alright.  As a childrens game simplicity is a keyword, You find yourself in various enchanted lands where you must enhance your score by collecting Yellow Stars, Along the way you will meet baddies that in most cases you can jump on and get them out of harms way for a short time, Pressing objects will eventually reveal the existence of a Pink Star, it is advisable to find this before leaving the level

• Outland - Rebels versus Laserthons 2
  The followup to Rebels vs Laserthons. As with its predecessor, Outland is a turns based strategy game but this latest version supports 2, 3 or 4 players. Each player can ally themselves to the Rebels or Laserthons, each of which has their respective strengths and weaknesses. The aim is simple, to build up an army and vanquish your opponents. You can construct vehicle factories, refineries, barracks, repair bays, satellite centres, nuclear power plants, helipads, anti-air lasers and several other buildings and weapons to help achieve your goal. Includes a map editor so you can design your own levels. A must for fans of strategic war games. STFM compatible, STE enhanced.

• Rebels versus Laserthons - Realtime!
  A realtime two player version of the original Rebels vs Laserthons. The game is almost identical to its predecessor (complete with specific missions for each level) with the exception that rather than being turns based, both players compete at the same time, one on keyboard, the other on joystick. It gives an almost arcade feel to this popular strategy game. Comes with a number of pre-designed levels and a built-in editor to create your own. Can import levels from the original game. STFM compatible, STE enhanced. Needs 1 Mb.

• Roadkill
  Four mortal enemies posing as cute cartoon characters decide to settle their differences by having a series of drag races. This is a one player game where the only rule is that there are no rules! Ram your opponents, force them off the road or into the various obstacles lying around the track, knock down some spectators (to notch up your score), just please yourself what you do as long as you win the race! You can choose to play any of the four drivers, each of which has his own unique 'abilities'. Saying the game isn't in bad taste (knocking down innocent spectators can hardly be described as "good taste"!) would be a lie but it's not a 'bad' game as far as the gameplay goes. As with Daniel's other games there's a level editor so you can design or edit levels to suit. STFM compatible, STE enhanced. Needs 1 Mb.

• Alterra v1.01
  Alterra is a strategic wargame in a medieval setting. The goal is to conquer all cities. This classic game concept has been modified by adding several elements from fantasy-/ roleplayinggames: for instance the presence of fantastic army units like dragons and demons.
• Joust
  PD adaptation of the classic Atari arcade game where you fly around on an ostrich carrying a lance. The aim is to gain height as when two players collide, the highest one wins the joust. When a player is eliminated, it lays an egg. Collect all of these before they hatch to clear the screen and progress to the next level. Fast furious action for one or two players.

• Mozaic
  A completely new game concept played on a 13*13 grid. You must move your piece around the board (in any one of eight directions) collecting coloured squares. You can't step on the 'X' squares, retrace your steps or move in the same direction without first taking two moves in different directions. Sounds complicated but the concept is dead easy when you see the game, it's not so easy to complete the levels!
• Numbers
  n educational game designed to help children learn the numbers 1 to 20. It is similar to "A Simple Memory Game". A grid of 9, 12, 16 or 20 squares displays numbers in a random sequence. The child must click onto the numbered squares in ascending order. A help bar at the bottom of the screen which displays the numbers consecutively can be switched on or off. There is another variant of the game in which you have to remember which squares hold which numbers. The numbers remain visible when selected in order until you get one wrong, then they disappear again. You must remember where they were and complete the sequence from 1 to 20 in the correct order.
• Peskies
  Collect the key then move to the "X" but watch out for those Peskies! Each time you make it to the "X" you gain points, collide with a Peskie and you lose your only life! A simple yet frustratingly challenging game.
• Symbol Search
  A two player game played on a 10*10 grid. A symbol appears to the right of the playing area and must be located on the grid. If you find it you then look for the next symbol and continue until you fail to find the relevant symbol. When this happens, control passes to your opponent, a bit like Snooker actually! The player who has the highest score when all squares have been uncovered wins the game.

• H.E.R.O. 2
  Like the original, HERO 2 is a platformer in which you must rescue a number of individuals from a sealed complex which is on a self-destruct mechanism. The storyline is different but the aim is the same. You must navigate the various levels without the aid of a map or on-board computer. Looked doors will block your passage, some need to be blown up, others opened by a security key. You must enter rooms and collect objects in an attempt to find a radiation suit, locate a survivor and give him the suit. You must then exit the level and progress to the next. There are various hazards to avoid, such as dripping acid and unfriendly droids amongst other things. The first level is really just a trainer, after that it really gets tough! HERO 2 is jam packed with sampled music (impresive if you've got stereo speakers), sampled speech and jazzed up graphics, resulting in a major improvement over the already popular HERO 1. Needs 4 Mb, STE or Falcon only.

• H.E.R.O. 2
  Like the original, HERO 2 is a platformer in which you must rescue a number of individuals from a sealed complex which is on a self-destruct mechanism. The storyline is different but the aim is the same. You must navigate the various levels without the aid of a map or on-board computer. Looked doors will block your passage, some need to be blown up, others opened by a security key. You must enter rooms and collect objects in an attempt to find a radiation suit, locate a survivor and give him the suit. You must then exit the level and progress to the next. There are various hazards to avoid, such as dripping acid and unfriendly droids amongst other things. The first level is really just a trainer, after that it really gets tough! HERO 2 is jam packed with sampled music (impresive if you've got stereo speakers), sampled speech and jazzed up graphics, resulting in a major improvement over the already popular HERO 1. Needs 4 Mb, STE or Falcon only.

• H.E.R.O. 2
  Like the original, HERO 2 is a platformer in which you must rescue a number of individuals from a sealed complex which is on a self-destruct mechanism. The storyline is different but the aim is the same. You must navigate the various levels without the aid of a map or on-board computer. Looked doors will block your passage, some need to be blown up, others opened by a security key. You must enter rooms and collect objects in an attempt to find a radiation suit, locate a survivor and give him the suit. You must then exit the level and progress to the next. There are various hazards to avoid, such as dripping acid and unfriendly droids amongst other things. The first level is really just a trainer, after that it really gets tough! HERO 2 is jam packed with sampled music (impresive if you've got stereo speakers), sampled speech and jazzed up graphics, resulting in a major improvement over the already popular HERO 1. Needs 4 Mb, STE or Falcon only.

• Subaqua
  The background story to this one is a mini-novel in its own right! To sum it up, it is set in the third millenium and Yikosaka are an interplanetary trading company. They have discovered LV- 217, a planet rich in mineral resources and "real" water. In an attempt to protect their find, Yikosaka install a Space Station above LV-217. However, news leaks out and others from across the galaxy, known as freeminers, decide to cash in on the planet's mineral resources. They sneak in undetected, grab what they can and leave. Your task is to destroy them. You start off with a basic spacecraft and earn credits for each freeminer destroyed. Credits are collected when you dock with the Space Station and may be used to repair or enhance your ship. You can build up quite a powerful craft with a bit of practice, this in turn is more efficient and will earn you more cash. Apart from the trading element, Subaqua is basically a fast action shoot 'em up. It resembles David Braben's "Virus" to a certain extent and is entirely mouse controlled.

• Gilbert
  Does anyone remember Gauntlet and Rogue, or even the GEM version of Nethack? Well this is another game in that genre. It's a top down game where you wander around the playing area collecting objects. The objects often have to be collected in a specific order and you get a few nasties along the way to hamper your progress. The number keys at the top of the keyboard (and perhaps others as well) control your character and 7 levels are included. There are no instructions and it called a "demo"so it looks as if something bigger is on its way.
• Light Out
  The ST version of the popular game Lights Out. The aim is to switch off all the lights on a 5x5 grid. The only problem is that every time you switch a light on or off, you affect the status of four adjacent lights. Even with just six levels, it presents a formidable challenge.
• Mr. Dash
  A Boulderdash clone from Germany. As well as having to collect all the diamonds within a time limit and dodge the falling diamonds, there are awkwardly shaped walls which hinder your progress. The game is very fast moving and it's VERY difficult to complete the level within the allocated time.
• Thrust (GEM) 0.5
  How many of you remember Thrust on the C64, Spectrum and others? This is the ST version and it runs in a GEM window. For those unfamiliar with the original, you control your spacecraft in a similar manner to that used in the game Asteroids (except there are no asteroids!) and must avoid crashing and being hit by enemy fire. The goal appears to be to destroy the other spacecrafts and find a ball located somewhere within the level. Reaching the ball results in completion of the level. Only one level is supplied but you can make up more using any monochrome graphics package and a text editor.
• Whipper-snapper's race
   Guide a skier down a treacherous ski-slope. Sounds easy but it takes many twists and turns and there are lots of objects to collide with. This is a single level demo, the full game has multiple levels and several added extras. Looks like a modern day version of Horace Goes Skiing!

• Magisches Quadrat 1.0
  A magic squares game. The aim of the game is to place the tiles (numbered from 1 to 25) onto a 5x5 matrix so that all lines (horizontally, vertically and diagonally) add up to 64. Fully multi-tasking friendly. An excellent challenging puzzle game.
• Thrust (GEM) 0.5
  How many of you remember Thrust on the C64, Spectrum and others? This is the ST version and it runs in a GEM window. For those unfamiliar with the original, you control your spacecraft in a similar manner to that used in the game Asteroids (except there are no asteroids!) and must avoid crashing and being hit by enemy fire. The goal appears to be to destroy the other spacecrafts and find a ball located somewhere within the level. Reaching the ball results in completion of the level. Only one level is supplied but you can make up more using any monochrome graphics package and a text editor.
• Wallball
  A bat and ball game for two players. You hit the ball across a barrier in a similar way to playing tennis. If your opponent misses it, you get the point. Each time the ball bounces across the barrier, another brick is added to it, the taller the barrier, the harder it is to get the ball over it.

• Aerial Kombat III - The Final Encounter 2.1b STFM
  The re-release of this popular Licenceware game as Shareware. This is the third and final part of the Aerial Kombat trilogy. Aerial Kombat is essentially a two player shoot 'em up. The aim is simple, you must destroy your opponent before he destroys you. The three scenarios are World War I, Hover Cars and Choppers. Simply use the joystick to manoevre around the playing area, avoiding crashing into obstacles or your oppenent, whilst dodging enemy fire and letting rip a few rounds of your own. Additional data disks with further scenarios are planned for the future. Quartet music plays throughout.

• Aerial Kombat III - The Final Encounter 2.1b STE
  The re-release of this popular Licenceware game as Shareware. This is the third and final part of the Aerial Kombat trilogy. Aerial Kombat is essentially a two player shoot 'em up. The aim is simple, you must destroy your opponent before he destroys you. The three scenarios are World War I, Hover Cars and Choppers. Simply use the joystick to manoevre around the playing area, avoiding crashing into obstacles or your oppenent, whilst dodging enemy fire and letting rip a few rounds of your own. Additional data disks with further scenarios are planned for the future. Quartet music plays throughout.

• Star Voyage 1.1
  This is a Star Trek inspired game (though the names have been changed to protect the innocent!). The Rumolans and Klongins have formed an alliance against the Federation. Their ships outnumber the Federation's and conflict is inevitable. This is a two player, two joystick game. One player takes on the role of the Federation, the other the Alliance. Although the scenery changes from one engagement to the next, the aim is the same, to destroy your opponent before he does likewise. You take turns of being the defending and attacking ship, but you can both fire simultaneously. It usually takes more hits to destroy the defending ship than the attacker, hence the continual swapping of roles. Stereo samples throughout. Not exactly a fast action game but can be quite challenging dependent on who you are playing against. One of very few games which supports the use of two joysticks. Needs 1 Mb, STE ONLY.

• Star Voyage 1.1
  This is a Star Trek inspired game (though the names have been changed to protect the innocent!). The Rumolans and Klongins have formed an alliance against the Federation. Their ships outnumber the Federation's and conflict is inevitable. This is a two player, two joystick game. One player takes on the role of the Federation, the other the Alliance. Although the scenery changes from one engagement to the next, the aim is the same, to destroy your opponent before he does likewise. You take turns of being the defending and attacking ship, but you can both fire simultaneously. It usually takes more hits to destroy the defending ship than the attacker, hence the continual swapping of roles. Stereo samples throughout. Not exactly a fast action game but can be quite challenging dependent on who you are playing against. One of very few games which supports the use of two joysticks. Needs 1 Mb, STE ONLY.

• Trader 2
  Trader 2 is a trading simulation in which you play a trading ship captain in the Middle Ages. The goal, of course, is to become as rich as possible. You achieve this by trading goods and weapons of all kinds throughout Europe. Besides you have to defend yourself against pirates and all kinds of adversity. The game runs in ST-Low on all ATARIs and needs only 512 KB memory.

• Alien Thing - The Director's Cut
  After blowing up the Alien ship in Alien Thing, it now transpires that you didn't do the job properly! A section of the ship containing aliens broke loose before the explosion and driften into Outer Space. After crashing into an asteroid, the aliens escaped and started to multiply. Now the asteroid is on a collision course with earth. Your mission as before is to plunder alien technology, eliminate the aliens and erase all evidence of their existence. ATTDC is a shoot 'em up where the aim is to kill the enemy before he kills you. Different weapons can be selected and there are a number of in-game options. This is a limited demo version which lets you complete three of the twenty levels. It features impressive graphics, smooth animation, different types of aliens, excellent sound effects and much more. Full version from 999 Software. When it asks for the second disk, press C to continue as we've squeezed it onto one disk. Needs 1 Mb.

• Battle
  A simple two player turns based war game. Each player has four pieces and must move or fire in order to defeat the enemy. No instructions! Multi-TOS compatible.
• Match-Up!
  Another of those matching squares games. Open two doors, if the revealed symbols match, they are removed from the board, you get a point and another turn. This continues until you fail to match a pair, then it's your partner's turn. A rather simple implementation of this type of game, but ideally suited to young children.
• Star Troopers
  Star Troopers is a tactical science-fiction wargame for two players. It is based on a computer-generated map with armies chosen from pre-defined divisions, so set-up is very quick and a game can be completed within a couple of hours. The objective of each game is to reach a total of 80 victory points, which are gained for destroying enemy units and occupying marked objectives.

• Puzzle 97
  A jigsaw puzzle game which runs in any resolution. Load up an IMG file (its colour depth must not exceed that of the current resolution) and select whether you want the puzzle made up from large, medium or small sized pieces. The actual number of pieces varies dependent on the size of the image. You are then presented with a conventional jigsaw puzzle on screen in a scrollable GEM window. Unlike the real life scenario, all pieces are the right way up. You can place pieces directly onto the playing area or build up sections of the puzzle independently of each other then move them into place on the main puzzle. Unfortunately the program and docs are in German and Polish but it can be picked up in five minutes as everyone knows how to make up a jigsaw puzzle! This is the best ever attempt at such a program. Several example files are supplied on disk and you can save semi-completed puzzles at any time and resume them at a later date. On an STE, TT or Falcon, you even get stereo sound effects! Runs fine on an FM too. If you don't have NVDI installed, you need to run the supplied ENHANCER program, otherwise PUZZLE97 won't work.

• Let's Go Memo 1.5G
  Another matching pairs game. You play on a 6x10 board and select two boxes to open. If symbols hidden behind them match, the doors stay open, otherwise they close. LGM can be played as a one or two player game and there are five sets of symbols to play with. Upon completion of a one player game, you are told the number of moves you took to clear the board. All in French, but simple to pick up.
• Ship Battles
  An adaptation of the Battleships and Cruisers theme. It's simple to operate, just type in the grid reference to fire at, and hope for the best. Unlike similar games, you can't cheat by watching where your opponent places his ships. The computer places the ships randomly on the grid, regardless of whether you are playing a one or two player game. Misses are indicated in blue, hits in red. The first one to destroy his opponent's fleet wins. A tally of ships already sunk and those remaining to be discovered, is also displayed. A well presented version of this popular game.
• Startrash
  A marble madness type game for 1 to 6 players. Each player takes his turn separately, continuing until he loses one of his seven lives. Your character is a bouncy ball and you have to bounce around the playing area collecting objects. As you collect objects, you must get past various guardians and climb the stairs to the next part of the level. A single level is likely to take weeks of practice to complete. Just as well because that's all you get in this demo version. The full version features a further 20 levels for those who can rise to the challenge!

• Anoraks of Doom
  The first in the "Untramieled Adventures" series of games created with HEXAID on Floppydisk UTL.6153. All games in this series are of the role-playing variety and run from the same shell but feature different graphics and game content. They features graphics, music, spell casting, interaction with other characters and more. You start off by choosing the name, sex and associated picture for each of the four characters in your team, then it's off to the adventure. The adventure is mouse and keyboard controlled but there's no tedious typing of long sentences, a single keypress is usually sufficient. Anoraks of Doom takes place in a medieval setting and you get absolutely no background info on what you are supposed to be doing (except surviving). There is however an extensive playing guide which is applicable to all games in the series.

• Anoraks of Doom
  The first in the "Untramieled Adventures" series of games created with HEXAID on Floppydisk UTL.6153. All games in this series are of the role-playing variety and run from the same shell but feature different graphics and game content. They features graphics, music, spell casting, interaction with other characters and more. You start off by choosing the name, sex and associated picture for each of the four characters in your team, then it's off to the adventure. The adventure is mouse and keyboard controlled but there's no tedious typing of long sentences, a single keypress is usually sufficient. Anoraks of Doom takes place in a medieval setting and you get absolutely no background info on what you are supposed to be doing (except surviving). There is however an extensive playing guide which is applicable to all games in the series.

• Looped
  A Pipe Mania clone. You are given a target score for the current level and the aim is to link up the pieces to form a loop. The longer the loop, the higher your score. Take too long placing a piece and you'll run out of time. Place pieces badly and you'll block your own path. A challenging game.
• Plop
  A board game played on a grid of squares. You must place your counter on a square and as more counters are added to each square they eventually pop and scatter counters onto adjoining squares. The game ends when one of the two playing colours is completely removed from the board.
• Trapped II (ST/E)
  A light cycles/tron type game for up to four human or computer controlled players. Control can be by joystick (up to four joysticks can be used with a parallel port adaptor) or keyboard (definable) and the aim is to avoid hitting the sides of the playing area or other players of course. As your light cycle progresses, it leaves a wall behind it. You must avoid hitting this wall and try to force your opponents to hit it! Trapped II features a built-in level editor, several speeds of play, lots of user-definable settings and a special tournament mode.

• Super Pac-Man
  One of the best Pacman games ever written. Control is by joystick or Jaguar joypad and is very responsive, unlike most other Pacman games. Action is very fast and everything is very smoothly animated at 50 fps on a standard STFM! In this version, different coloured pills allow you to perform different actions and there's keys to collect too. Kill all four ghosts at once for a "Kenneth Williams Bonus"! The ghosts are more intelligent than most, making this game a real challenge. Includes several levels of play.
• Trapped II (STE)
  A light cycles/tron type game for up to four human or computer controlled players. Control can be by joystick (up to four joysticks can be used with a parallel port adaptor) or keyboard (definable) and the aim is to avoid hitting the sides of the playing area or other players of course. As your light cycle progresses, it leaves a wall behind it. You must avoid hitting this wall and try to force your opponents to hit it! Trapped II features a built-in level editor, several speeds of play, lots of user-definable settings and a special tournament mode.

• Alien Blast
  A Shareware shoot 'em up in a similar style to Alien Thing. You must navigate through a disused space station collecting keys, ammunition and other bits and pieces which sustain your vitals, give access to inaccessable areas and help you blast up the aliens. There's even computerised stores which can be accessed to provide vital statistics about your status and from which to purchase supplies. This is a limited demo which quits to the Desktop when you get killed. An excellent fast action shoot 'em up with a tactical theme.

• 100-4-1
  There's 100 squares on the rid and you have to place numbered counters onto it. The rules are simple, all counters must be placed next to existing counters, two counters of the same value cannot be adjacent to each other and two counters of the same colour may not be adjacent. Just to liven things up, there are multiply squares. Try to achieve the highest scores by strategic placement on multipliers and you'll snooker yourself for clearing all the counters. At the end of the game, the values of all unplaced counters are deducted from your score.
• Cross Slide
  Once again played on a 10x10 grid. You must hop around the 11 squares in numerical order. The rules are simple, you must go round the numbers in sequence, avoid falling off the edge of the board and avoid the holes left behind by previously cleared squares. Simple? Not when the board randomly moves in a different direction at the end of each move! Several levels to complete.
• Restart
  A matching pairs type game. If you match two blue numbers you get the score, match two reds and your opponent gets it. You have 30 numbers to find in the grid but not all numbers are present. The game continues through multiple levels until one player has found all 30 of his numbers. Adds that extra challenge to a traditional matching pairs game. Several skill levels and your opponent can be human or computer controlled.

• Gin Rummy
  The computer version of the popular card game in which you have to try to get four cards of one kind and three of another. Your opponent is the computer. Excellent graphics and a choice of ten tunes to listen to. Fairly well documented too.
• Jet Set Willy
  Look what we've unearthed from the archives! Jetset Willy was a classic with a cult following on the Spectrum and C64, there was even a followup though I can't remember its name. The game was converted to the ST in the mid eighties but the publishing house (Software Projects) pulled the plug on it before release. Although unreleased, the game was completed. Software Projects are long since departed and the authors have decided to release the game for all to enjoy. It is identical to the 8-bit version but has lost none of its original addictiveness. The only drawback is that it comes with no instructions. You have to wander through about 50 levels of platforms and ladders collecting objects as you go. A certain number of objects must be collected before you are allowed to go to bed. There's a timer and needless to say, you must complete your task before bed time.
• Solomon's Quest
  Another one from the archives. This is a text based adventure game written with the STOS Adventure Creator in the pre-Silly Software days. You play the part of a cave-dwelling barbarian. A Princess has been kidnapped and the King's gold stolen. You are assigned to retrieve both, along with a golden scroll. Worse still, you have to kill the wicked witch. A traditional adventure game.
• Zuc Accrul's Quest
  A graphic adventure created using the STAC adventure writing system and Deluxe Paint. Full instructions are contained within the program. Does not run on TOS 1.6 or later.

• Gulp 1.2
  An excellent puzzler. Move your ball through various transporters, never knowing where you will emerge. Break free from the transporter network and collect the various bonuses dotted around the board. Loiter too long and you'll lose a life or a few squares will disintegrate, forcing you to jump into infinity! This game requires fast reflexes and includes numerous levels. 
• Sobriety
  A Sokoban clone. You push an arrow around the playing area and collect all the objects on one level to progress to the next. You are playing in a maze where some of the blocks are movable and things are complicated by the fact that it is all too easy to box yourself in. You also have to complete each level within an allocated time. This game is better than most variants as it includes extra bonuses as well as special blocks which may help or hinder your progress. Lots of levels to complete.
• TicTacToe (Cadenza Software) 1.01
  Cadenza Software have done it again. This excellent noughts and crosses game is impressive in presentation, multi-tasking friendly and lets you play against a friend or the computer (a worthy opponent).

• Mafia Brothers 0.9.7
  The year is 1914. A mafia boss named Ivanio Treniggia had control over all the greater cities in the world. Soon his underground empire was so strong that he were about to capture a hole city with force, but... On the 13 December 1913, he was shot by an unknown sniper. You are now controlling one of Ivanio Treniggias friends. Your task is to get as high rank as possible. To do that you need to buy as many bootleggers, houseworkers, blackmailers, limousines and a lot more, as you possible can.

• Windy City Pains
  Another in the Untramieled Adventures series of role playing games. As usual, you control a band of four intrepid adventurers and can choose the appearance and attributes of each member of your party. As the story goes, you are broke, after having spent the last of your cash in a number of pubs. In desperate need of work, you arrive in Mykinda Town and are offered a job by the Mayor. Ironically, alcohol is banned in Mykinda Town but everyone continues to drink it! Your job is to do whatever is needed to stop supplies of alcohol from getting into the town. The aim to is complete your task and leave Mykinda Town. Follows the usual game plan where you have to keep your band well fed and watered, fight strange beings, cast spells and generally avoid getting killed. Lose all four members of your party and the game ends. A text file does give some hints as to how to complete your task, but they are all written in a cryptic manner. A must for fans of Dungeon Master type games.

• Poker Machine 1.0
  The best ever computer implementation of the card game Poker. It comes complete with stereo soundtrack and effects throughout. You start off with 10 credits and place a bet of 1 to 5 credits per deal (can be changed between deals). Assuming you get three (or more) of a kind , two pairs or a flush, you gain points which vary dependent on your chosen stake. Each time you achieve a score, you get the chance to gamble your winnings, double or nothing. If you achieve a high enough score you get to "buy stuff". This allows you to gain access to an encrypted archive of the author's other programs! Each program has a "price" tag in points. Assuming you achieve a high enough score, you can even purchase the program which creates the archive and pass on your own software to your friends as "prizes" for achieving high scores in TPM. You are given 10 accounts, each with 10 credits. Different players can use different accounts and you can abort a game at any point, saving your account credits for later use. This lets you build up enough points to buy stuff over a period of time. The Poker Machine needs 2Mb of RAM and almost 3Mb of hard drive space. STE ONLY.

• Poker Machine 1.0
  The best ever computer implementation of the card game Poker. It comes complete with stereo soundtrack and effects throughout. You start off with 10 credits and place a bet of 1 to 5 credits per deal (can be changed between deals). Assuming you get three (or more) of a kind , two pairs or a flush, you gain points which vary dependent on your chosen stake. Each time you achieve a score, you get the chance to gamble your winnings, double or nothing. If you achieve a high enough score you get to "buy stuff". This allows you to gain access to an encrypted archive of the author's other programs! Each program has a "price" tag in points. Assuming you achieve a high enough score, you can even purchase the program which creates the archive and pass on your own software to your friends as "prizes" for achieving high scores in TPM. You are given 10 accounts, each with 10 credits. Different players can use different accounts and you can abort a game at any point, saving your account credits for later use. This lets you build up enough points to buy stuff over a period of time. The Poker Machine needs 2Mb of RAM and almost 3Mb of hard drive space. STE ONLY.

• GEM-Manager 0.96
  As the name suggests, this is a football manager program which runs in a GEM based shell. It handles English Premier League, Italian Division A and Swedish Allsvenskan. All teams and players are correct for the 1995/96 season but can be edited to suit. Similarly, the teams and their managers are also editable. You can even change the number of teams in the league, name of the league and other details. Like other manager type games, you can buy and sell players and have to avoid going bust! Statistics are given for player attributes, top scorers, league tables and much more. You also get the option to "see" the match. This gives you a running commentary (text not speech) throughout the match and you hear the noise of the crowd and the players on the pitch, all in glorious stereo! A well thought out football manager game which is multi-tasking friendly, runs in any resolution and is customisable to take account of player/manager changes, promotion/relegation and such like.
• Push 'n' Shove
  Another Sokoban clone where you must push blocks to specific locations without boxing yourself in. This variant features different shapes of blocks which must be pushed into holes of the corresponding shape. As usual, it's only too easy to box yourself in. Just to complicate things, if there's a conveyor belt, you must travel in its predetermined direction and blocks cannot travel on conveyor belts. Multiple levels of fun in this unique adaptation of a popular theme.

• Hellgate 1.50B
  A DOOM clone for the ST. This one closely follows the theme of the original, bearing in mind that it fits on a floppy disk and only needs 1Mb of RAM! Rather than fighting against a variety of monsters, your aim is to blast your way through a robot-infested colony based in Outer Space. The only rule in Hellgate is that you must blast everything that moves, kill or be killed. On your travels you can collect keys to gain access to locked areas of the complex, weapons, ammunition, armour and medi-packs can all be collected in order to assist you in your quest and help you live a little longer. Games can be saved at any time, so it's sensible to save at strategic points so you can resume from there as soon as you get killed. Reach the end of one level and its on to the next. Multiple users are supported (though you play one at a time), so each player can resume his own saved games. This Shareware version features three skill levels and three complete game levels. A number of other features are also disabled, though this release remains fully playable. A hard drive and 2Mb of RAM are recommended but Hellgate will run from floppy on a 1Mb system. If you have an STE, you get the stereo sound as well.

• 5 Grid Solitaire Game
  Follows along similar lines to Double Take, where you have red and blue pieces and the aim is to change them all to blanks. Even the symbols are the same, but that's where the similarity ends. There's one board in the centre and four on the edges of your screen. You can swap any symbol with another of the same colour provided they are on the same square of the different boards and one of the two is on the central board. However, you cannot swap a red symbol onto a board which already has its blue partner (and vice versa). Swap pieces so there's two of the same symbol (and colour) on the same board and you eliminate both pieces. Sound complicated? It is!
• Double Take
  You start off with six boards, each of which contains 30 mixed symbols. The aim is to turn every square into a blank square. The game alternates between take and swap moves. Take involves removing a matching pair from the same board. Swap lets you swap any two tiles of the same colour between adjacent boards. Each time you remove a matching pair, the same squares on the adjacent board change colour.
• Number Hunt
  Based on the famous Minesweeper games, you have to uncover several rows of numbers, avoiding the asterisks. Points are based on the amount of complete rows of numbers you uncover, hit one asterisk and it's all over! There are ten asterisks to avoid in level one, more are present in later levels.
• Sequencer (game)
  There's a grid of 160 numbers on the left and 30 numbers on the right. Start anywhere in the grid on the left. Selecting a number on the left grid removes it from the right. You may only move to adjacent squares and your aim to clear all numbers from the grid on the right. However, you can't double back on yourself or select a number which has already been eliminated or you lose. Also, the grid on the left follows a pattern, you must do so too! Seven different levels are available.

• Mummy's Playtime
  Mummy's Playtime consists of four sub games including Bangman (version of Hangman) and Go Troll (version of the card game Fish). A children's game where you interact with a mummy who loves trolls.

• Go Troll
  A version of the card game fish (anyone heard of it?). All the cards feature trolls. Ask Mummy if she has a particular troll. If she does, you get it, otherwise you pick a card from the pile, then it's Mummy's turn. If you collect four of the same troll, you get a "book". The aim of the game is to get more books than Mummy.

• Bangman
  An adaptation of hangman. Mummy thinks of a word and you must guess a letter. A stick of dynamite is placed in the poor sod's pocket every time your guess is wrong. Seven incorrect guesses and Mummy's favourite troll presses the plunger and blows him up!

• Chase the Troll
  A version of Chase The Ace. Mummy asks you to find a named troll (it helps if you are an expert on trolls!) and you must click onto the card you think has that troll's picture on it.
• Choo Choo Shoe Shoot
  You are on the platform of a railway station and Mummy has lost her shoes. The object of the game is to shoot the pairs of shoes which appear in the train's windows. There are other things, bad guys included, to shoot at. Get hit five times and the game's over!