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My Little Worms  For Kids 2017 Linuxlabelminimizeminimize
Pixel Traffic  For Kids 2017 Linuxlabelminimizeminimize
Feeding The Monster  For Kids 2017 Linuxlabelminimizeminimize
Find this!  For Kids (For Kids)2017 Linuxlabelminimizeminimize
Diamo XL  Nickervision Studios 2017 Linuxlabelminimizeminimize
Spout -2002 Windowslabelimageminimize
NetHack ?200?Supports old TTY-like display and graphical display. Windowslabelimageminimize
Crispy Artainment Multimedia1995 Win3.1labelimageminimize
10-20-30 author1999 Windowslabelminimizeminimize
Adventsquiz author2000 Windowslabelminimizeminimize
AmigaMaze  author1988Released as part of the "50 Great Games" compilation by Wicked Software in 1991 under the titles "Find Your Way" and "Mazetrap". Amigalabelimageminimize
AMines author1992 Amigalabelimageminimize
Aniso author1992 Amigalabelimageminimize
Areena 4 author?2007-11-10 turned freeware (likely much earlier, actually) Windowslabelimageminimize
Areena 5 author20002007-05-26 turned freeware Windowslabelimageminimize
Areena III  author1996 Win3.1labelimageminimize
Arena II - The Final Fight For Freedom  author1995 Win3.1labelimageminimize
Auf der Jagd nach dem grünen Punkt author1992 Win3.1labelimageminimize
Bang! Bang! author1990 Win3.1labelimageminimize
Battle Sat author1991 Win3.1labelimageminimize
BeeTris for Windows 95 author1996 Windowslabelimageminimize
Breaky  author1992 Amigalabelimageminimize
ColorCode author1999 Windowslabelminimizeminimize
Croco Bill author1996 Win3.1labelimageminimize
Draw Poker author1990 Win3.1labelimageminimize
Fructus author1995 Win3.1labelimageminimize
Fructus for Windows 95 author1996 Windowslabelimageminimize
Gelules author1994 Win3.1labelimageminimize
Gélules for Windows 95  author1996 Windowslabelimageminimize
GnomeHack author2001 Linuxlabelimageminimize
Hacker author2000 Windowslabelimageminimize
Hexmines author1990 Mac OS Classiclabelimageminimize
JSpout author? Linuxlabelminimizeminimize
MacBlaster author1992You are a computer programmer and have developed a truly great graphic user interface (GUI). The Evil Fruit Empire has a monopoly on GUIs and will try to destroy your computer and throw legal hurtles in your path. Destroy as many of the Evil Fruit Empires computers and mice as possible while avoiding contact with the self destructing copyright lawsuits and mice. Beat the empire and give computer users freedom of choice! Win3.1labelimagesubject
MegaMek author2004 Windowslabelimageminimize
MegaMek author2005MegaMek is an unofficial, online version of the Classic BattleTech board game. MegaMek is open source, free software. It is licenced under the GPL.

Current features include:[list]
[*]Network or hotseat play for 2 or more players
[*]A somewhat cunning AI opponent for offline play
[*]Choice of ground, atmosphere, or space combat, using Total Warfare rules
[*]Integration of ground and atmospheric combat using the "Aerospace Units on Ground Mapsheets" rule.
[*]Many of the optional rules and technology from Tactical Operations, including advanced terrain and planetary conditions
[*]Map board selection and editing
[*]Map boards based off official map packs included
[*]Mech selection and support for some mech editors
[*]Most official mech designs
[*]Color graphics[/list]
System Requirements MegaMek is programmed in Java and will run on any system with a compatible Java Virtual Machine. It has been tested on Windows, Linux and MacOS X.
[spoiler= ; ] [/spoiler]***MegaMek is a networked Java clone of BattleTech, a
turn-based sci-fi boardgame for 2+ players. Fight
using giant robots on a hex-based map.

One player hosts a game and the rest of the players
connect. The connecting players can connect from
anywhere with a TCP/IP connection to the host,
including the same computer.
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Mine Field author1992 Mac OS Classiclabelimageminimize
MineSweeper Pro author1996 Mac OS Classiclabelimageminimize
Othello!  author1987Released as part of the "50 Great Games" compilation by Wicked Software in 1991 under the name "Othella". Amigalabelimageminimize
Passions- und Osterquiz author? Windowslabelminimizeminimize
PROgressive Tetris Outline for Windows 95  author1997 Windowslabelimageminimize
Protector author2001 Windowslabelimageminimize
Revcomp  author1989 Amigalabelimageminimize
Robot Redemption author (author;id Software)2014 Linuxlabelminimizeminimize
Stranded author2014 Windowslabelimageminimize
Stranded author2014 Mac OS Xlabelminimizeminimize
Tic-Tac-Toe author1999Along with basic Tic-Tac-Toe, there is a 3D version and a 3-player variant of the 3D version. However, all games allow for only 1 human player. Windowslabelminimizeminimize
Triplets author1991 Win3.1labelimageminimize
Weihnachtsquiz author2000 Windowslabelminimizeminimize
Weihnachtsquiz für Schulkinder author2002 Windowslabelminimizeminimize
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