Looking Glass Studios Inc

Test drive ten of the best cars on ten varying tracks, from Monterey Raceway to a mall parking lot. Game setup is in the format of the Car & Driver magazine. Race solo or against multiple cars, computer-controlled or via modem. As with most racing games, includes replay with various camera angles.

Flight Unlimited is a civilian flight simulator. You can choose between an Extra 300s, a Bellanca Decathlon, a Sukhoi SU-31, a Pitts S-2B and a Grob S-103. Take part in aerobatic competitions or, if you're a beginner, learn how to fly in 34 lessons. Flight Unlimited stresses reality: All ground textures and elevations are based on real satellite photodata, and the flight model has a heavy basis in real world physics. The manual is quite detailed, and combined with the in-flight tutorials, the user is provided with a very gradual introduction to flying. A very comprehensive piece of work, and a defining title for Looking Glass, whose only competition at the time was Microsoft Flight Simulator (which look immediately dated compared side by side to Flight Unlimited).

You play Garrett, discovered on the streets you are taken in and trained by the secretive organization of Keepers. However, you decide to use your talents for your own ends and return to the streets to earn your living as a thief. You must hide in shadows to avoid being seen - your level of visibility is indicated by the light gem at the bottom of the screen. Guards can also hear you, walk slowly and on softer surfaces to limit the noise you make - carpet is almost silent while metal produces a terrible amount of noise. You have at your disposal a wide range of equipment, lockpicks, blackjack, water/moss/noisemaker arrows, sword, mines etc... each with their own use, for example water arrows for dowsing torches and blackjack for knocking out unsuspecting guards. Extra equipment can be bought pre-mission as well as found later. The levels range from small to huge and missions will progress from your typical manor job to pay the rent, to becoming once more, unwillingly, allied with the Keepers plans and entangled with the plot.

Garett is at it again in this second installment of the Thief series, but this time instead of the Hammerites causing the problems it's the Mechinists! Not only will they be helping the Sheriff with destroying all the rabble" of today's standards"