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Legend of Faerghail is a party-based RPG developed by the Hannover-based German studio Electronic Design and published in 1990 by reLINE Software (and internationally through Rainbow Arts and Electronic Zoo). It shipped for the Amiga, Atari ST, and PC DOS. Mechanically the game leans heavily on Interplay's The Bard's Tale – first-person grid-based... 2

Arcade Volleyball is a simple single-screen action game for one or two players, in which the players themselves are represented by figures with large, ball-like heads. The original version of the game was created by Rhett Anderson, and the complete source code for the Commodore 64 was first published in COMPUTE!'s Gazette magazine in June 1988. The... 2

Ramonovo kouzlo (Ramon's Spell) is a Czech point-and-click adventure game released in 1995 by Vochozka Trading for PC DOS. Development was led by Michal Janáček, later co-founder of the Pterodon studio. The game belongs to the first wave of Czech adventures kicked off by Tajemství Oslího ostrova, and stands out technologically by replacing hand-drawn... 11

RPG in which four heroes must save their world, Kalynthia. You must control the lives of the four heroes selected to fight the evil threatening Kalynthia as they emerge from the rock that has been their prison for 900 years... 8

KKnD: Krush, Kill 'n' Destroy is a post-apocalyptic real-time strategy game from Australian developer Beam Software, released in 1997. The player commands one of two factions battling for the last oil reserves of a radioactive wasteland in 2140 – either the technologically advanced Survivors, who weathered the nuclear war in underground bunkers, or... 13

Magicland Dizzy (Dizzy IV) is the fourth main adventure starring the egg-shaped hero Dizzy, published by Codemasters in 1990. The evil wizard Zaks returns from the dead and traps six Yolkfolk in a world full of fairy-tale references — Dizzy must free them all and finally destroy Zaks for good... 27

Magicland Dizzy (Dizzy IV) is the fourth main adventure starring the egg-shaped hero Dizzy, published by Codemasters in 1990. The evil wizard Zaks returns from the dead and traps six Yolkfolk in a world full of fairy-tale references — Dizzy must free them all and finally destroy Zaks for good... 43

Magicland Dizzy (Dizzy IV) is the fourth main adventure starring the egg-shaped hero Dizzy, published by Codemasters in 1990. The evil wizard Zaks returns from the dead and traps six Yolkfolk in a world full of fairy-tale references — Dizzy must free them all and finally destroy Zaks for good... 24

Magicland Dizzy (Dizzy IV) is the fourth main adventure starring the egg-shaped hero Dizzy, published by Codemasters in 1990. The evil wizard Zaks returns from the dead and traps six Yolkfolk in a world full of fairy-tale references — Dizzy must free them all and finally destroy Zaks for good... 6

Fantasy World Dizzy is an platform action - adventure for ZX Spectrum designed by the Oliver Twins with music by David Whittaker. The game is considered the third in the Dizzy series and was developed under the name Dizzy III. Fantasy World Dizzy featured many elements which later became standard for the series, such as having three lives, an improved... 20

Fantasy World Dizzy is an platform action - adventure for ZX Spectrum designed by the Oliver Twins with music by David Whittaker. The game is considered the third in the Dizzy series and was developed under the name Dizzy III. Fantasy World Dizzy featured many elements which later became standard for the series, such as having three lives, an improved... 9

The Games: Summer Challenge is a well-known sports game inspired by the Summer Olympics, developed by MindSpan in 1992 and published by Accolade during the Barcelona Summer Olympics. The sequel to the successful Winter Challenge offers 8 summer disciplines—from archery, javelin, hurdle racing, and show jumping to cycling and water slalom—with support... 32

The Games: Summer Challenge is a well-known sports game inspired by the Summer Olympics, developed by MindSpan in 1992 and published by Accolade during the Barcelona Summer Olympics. The sequel to the successful Winter Challenge offers 8 summer disciplines—from archery, javelin, hurdle racing, and show jumping to cycling and water slalom—with support... 14

F.I.F.O. (1989) is a Slovak Breakout clone for the ZX Spectrum by Jozef Paučo & Pavel Albert (aka Jopa), released by Klub FIFO as a promotional game for the magazine of the same name. Based on the British title Traz, with new levels, lasers and magnets... 10

The world's first graphical MMORPG. Launched in March 1991 on America Online as an online evolution of SSI's legendary Gold Box series. Set in the Forgotten Realms city of Neverwinter, it combined AD&D rules with real-time interaction of hundreds of players, guilds, and PvP combat... 17

The game centers around six adventurers who are trying to discover the secret of the Inner Sanctum: a kind of "holy grail" quest in the land of VARN. While trying to discover the Inner Sanctum, the heroes discover information about Corak's hunt for the missing villain Sheltem. They end up unmasking Sheltem, who had been masquerading as the King, and... 32

Dylan Dog: The Murderers (Dylan Dog: Gli Uccisori) is a classic 2D platform game with elements of survival horror, created by Simulmondo based on the Italian cult horror comics from Tiziano Sclavi. The player is in the role of Dylan - detective investigating the of paranormal activity and mysterious crimes - after one visit to the mystery mansion,... 449

Husita (Hussite) is Czech real-time strategy from Phoenix Arts, set in the glorious period of Czech history in the first half of the 15th century. After the death of Jan Hus at the Council of Constance, riots began and the "Chalice" Hussite movement spread. Sigismund, heir to the Bohemian throne, responded to this revolution by sending five crusades,... 351

Civilization is a turn-based single-player computer game. The player takes on the role of the ruler of a civilization starting with only one or two Settler units. The player attempts to build an empire in competition with between two and six other civilizations. The game requires a fair amount of micromanagement (although less than any of the simulation... 942

Joust is an action game developed by Williams Electronics and released in arcades in 1982. While not the first two-player cooperative video game, Joust's success and polished implementation popularized the concept. Players assume the role of knights armed with lances and mounted on large birds (an ostrich for Player 1, a stork for Player 2), who must... 325