Stronghold

A detailed simulation of the Allied strategic bombing campaign against Germany in World War 2. All important industry and military installations in Europe are present. The strategic map ranges from Minsk to the French atlantic coast and from Scotland to North Africa. There are several campaign settings, the longest starts in autum 1943 and ends in spring/summer 1945. The Axis industry is interconnected and all branches depend on each other in some way. This allows the Allied player to choose between various strategies. The German player can influence his aircraft production, even researching new aircraft is possible, thus modifying the availability date of certain planes. Combat is modeled in detail down to the individual plane / pilot. Each pilot can gain experience, has a morale value and a kill rating. The game distincts between day and night combat (night fighters are present, special night fighting tactics can be used). Overall score is measured through damage sustained by the German industry, German towns and the readiness of the Luftwaffe. When the Allied player reaches a certain score, the war will be over (otherwise the campaign will end automatically depending on the scenario chosen).

Two campaigns of fifteen missions each put you in the shoes of either an Allied or a German officer and make you relive historical battles of The Great War. The game features classic turn-based gameplay, enriched with a fully rotatable and zoom-able environment. Think Blue Byte's Historyline: The Great War renovated.

A RTS game with a few novelty features in it's day like troops gaining experience and free base building. You are the commander of either the Chosen or the 7th legion fighting for control of a post-apocalyptic earth in the distant future.

Control your tribe with the mouse. Make them build houses, docks, farms, and temples. Advance your civilization through time by learning new skills . The game allows for the player to advance through the ages expample.stone age,tool age, bronze age. If the player would rather get away from the historical aspect, the gameoffers a random terrain generator and a custom scenario builder. The game has four resources: food, obtained by hunting, farming, or fishing; wood, which has to be logged by hand; stone, which has to be mined; and gold, which can either be mined or obtained through trade with other players As a real-time war game, Age naturally revolves around gathering resources and producing units.