Deal or No Deal
Deal or No Deal is based on the TV game show of the same name. Gameplay is simple; pick one of 26 cases, containing amounts of money from one cent to one million dollars, then open several others. After opening several cases, a deal is offered, based on the average value of the remaining cases, which the player can either take, or reject to open another batch of cases.
This version includes several versions of the game. TV Game is a faithful reproduction of the TV show. Challenge includes five rounds of the game show, with winnings accumulated between each round. High scores are tracked for each mode. In either mode, you can pick three helpers, choosing their gender, personality, and appearance.
Two-player modes include Custom Prizes, where one player sets the prizes and acts as the banker and the other plays the game as normal; several prize sets are included, and more can be added. In Hotseat, two players switch being the banker and the contestant over a set of six games, with the objective of leaving with more money than their opponent. In Head-to-Head, the two players play with the same set of cases, in an attempt to leave with more money than their opponent.
Finally, several mini-games are included. 5-Case Monte has 5 cases, one containing $1,000,000. As the cases move around, keep an eye on that case. Keep going for as many rounds as you can. Puzzle Game is a siding puzzle; starting with a scrambled arrangement of tiles, move everything back in order in as few moves as possible. In Memory Challenge, pick cases that have matching images. Uncover all cases, and move to the next round.
This version includes several versions of the game. TV Game is a faithful reproduction of the TV show. Challenge includes five rounds of the game show, with winnings accumulated between each round. High scores are tracked for each mode. In either mode, you can pick three helpers, choosing their gender, personality, and appearance.
Two-player modes include Custom Prizes, where one player sets the prizes and acts as the banker and the other plays the game as normal; several prize sets are included, and more can be added. In Hotseat, two players switch being the banker and the contestant over a set of six games, with the objective of leaving with more money than their opponent. In Head-to-Head, the two players play with the same set of cases, in an attempt to leave with more money than their opponent.
Finally, several mini-games are included. 5-Case Monte has 5 cases, one containing $1,000,000. As the cases move around, keep an eye on that case. Keep going for as many rounds as you can. Puzzle Game is a siding puzzle; starting with a scrambled arrangement of tiles, move everything back in order in as few moves as possible. In Memory Challenge, pick cases that have matching images. Uncover all cases, and move to the next round.
the Death & Return of Superman
"Doomsday" is here and only Superman can stop him. Unfortunately in doing so he gets killed himself. Now four other characters emerge, each claiming to be the real hero. The story starts you off with Superman, then Steel, the Eradicator, the Cyborg, and Superboy. Each character has slightly varied moves so different strategies apply when playing as them.
The gameplay is basically that of a standard beat-em-up, with the punches, throws and specials moves.
The gameplay is basically that of a standard beat-em-up, with the punches, throws and specials moves.
Death by Degrees
In this Tekken spin-off, you control assassin Nina Williams as she fights to take down terrorist organization/evil corporation Kometa. She infiltrated a luxury cruise ship, Amphitrite, as a fighter in an illegal fighting tournament. The mission was to find out more about this organization, and two other CIA operatives were sent onboard the cruiser. Nina was but a support member of the team, not to take anything in her own hands unless her colleagues fail. Yet, when she is taken captive, and receives the news of mission failed, she's about to take matters into her own hands, and do what she's trained to do... sweep off the decks.
Nina must make her way through a large cruise ship, finding keys and scanning prints to gain access to more areas while using stealth to avoid the guards. When stealth fails, the game's more unique aspects come into play. Although game uses 3rd-person perspective, on certain occasions it switches to 1st-person view such as when using a sniper rifle, swimming underwater, or crawling the ducts.
Death by Degrees uses analog sticks to perform the attacks. The left stick moves Nina, and make her dodge when tapped instead of moved gradually, while the right stick makes her attack in whatever direction it is tapped, so attacks can be executed in any direction. Blocks are executed by holding the right stick toward the enemy at the precise moment of attack. In fights, you can disable enemies quickly with precisely-aimed bone-breaking maneuvers. When executed correctly, the game switches to an x-ray views to bone crushing a bit more enhanced then it was done in Rogue Ops. You can lock camera over your shoulder in most of the areas, which then allows you to freely rotate the camera while Nina is constantly in her running mode. Beside martial arts, she can use variety of melee weapons like knives, batons, swords, and such, as well as pistols, machine guns, and other firearms. As you defeat opponents, you gain points which serves you to upgrade already rich plethora of moves and attacks.
Nina must make her way through a large cruise ship, finding keys and scanning prints to gain access to more areas while using stealth to avoid the guards. When stealth fails, the game's more unique aspects come into play. Although game uses 3rd-person perspective, on certain occasions it switches to 1st-person view such as when using a sniper rifle, swimming underwater, or crawling the ducts.
Death by Degrees uses analog sticks to perform the attacks. The left stick moves Nina, and make her dodge when tapped instead of moved gradually, while the right stick makes her attack in whatever direction it is tapped, so attacks can be executed in any direction. Blocks are executed by holding the right stick toward the enemy at the precise moment of attack. In fights, you can disable enemies quickly with precisely-aimed bone-breaking maneuvers. When executed correctly, the game switches to an x-ray views to bone crushing a bit more enhanced then it was done in Rogue Ops. You can lock camera over your shoulder in most of the areas, which then allows you to freely rotate the camera while Nina is constantly in her running mode. Beside martial arts, she can use variety of melee weapons like knives, batons, swords, and such, as well as pistols, machine guns, and other firearms. As you defeat opponents, you gain points which serves you to upgrade already rich plethora of moves and attacks.
Death Gate
Two thousand years ago, an advanced race known as Sartan split the world into five realms. The mensch races - the humans, dwarves, and elves - were split between four of those worlds named for the four elements, and the race of Patryn was banished to the deadly Labyrinth. After those two thousand years, some of the Patryn have found their way through the Labyrinth's exit. The game's protagonist is a young Patryn named Haplo, and his mission, given to him by his lord Xar, is to sail through the Death Gate into each of the other worlds to find each world's seal piece, so that the Patryn may reconstruct the planet and have revenge on the Sartan.
Death Gate is an adventure game that follows the tradition of interactive fiction with graphics. The entire game is viewed from first-person perspective and has plenty of text interaction through selectable verb commands, text descriptions, and dialogues with multiple choices. There are also many puzzles in the game, most of them inventory-based. A unique gameplay feature is Haplo's ability to cast magic spells, which are essential for solving many of the game's puzzles.
Death Gate is an adventure game that follows the tradition of interactive fiction with graphics. The entire game is viewed from first-person perspective and has plenty of text interaction through selectable verb commands, text descriptions, and dialogues with multiple choices. There are also many puzzles in the game, most of them inventory-based. A unique gameplay feature is Haplo's ability to cast magic spells, which are essential for solving many of the game's puzzles.
Death to Spies
Death to Spies is a third-person shooter with a focus on stealth. The story is told as a series of flashbacks by captain Semion Strogov during an interrogation in the early fifties. He used to be part of SMERSH, a counterespionage group in the Soviet Union, set up to counter German infiltration and to track down traitors during World War II. The missions are largely based on real operations.
Prior to each mission, the player assembles a kit of weapons, grenades, chloroform, a choke cord, a health kit, ammo and other items. Semion can also search dead bodies during the game for new weapons. It is possible to play the game as a regular shooter, but that course is hardly ever rewarded. Instead, Semion has to sneak around, take out enemies silently and remain undetected. Enemies react to sounds and what they see. There are different states of alertness and the player can watch their viewing direction on an overlay map to plan the actions. One of the safest ways to move around is to take the clothes of an enemy officer. To have the disguise work, Semion must be sure the body cannot be found, there can't be blood on the uniform, he has to carry the correct weapon, and he can't walk to close to other officers or they recognize he's not a colleague.
Missions are set in locations such as villages, cities, a prison, a hotel, ... with different objectives such as stealing documents, freeing a prisoner of war, or killing a traitor. Almost any vehicle can be driven and these include motorcycles, jeeps and trucks.
Prior to each mission, the player assembles a kit of weapons, grenades, chloroform, a choke cord, a health kit, ammo and other items. Semion can also search dead bodies during the game for new weapons. It is possible to play the game as a regular shooter, but that course is hardly ever rewarded. Instead, Semion has to sneak around, take out enemies silently and remain undetected. Enemies react to sounds and what they see. There are different states of alertness and the player can watch their viewing direction on an overlay map to plan the actions. One of the safest ways to move around is to take the clothes of an enemy officer. To have the disguise work, Semion must be sure the body cannot be found, there can't be blood on the uniform, he has to carry the correct weapon, and he can't walk to close to other officers or they recognize he's not a colleague.
Missions are set in locations such as villages, cities, a prison, a hotel, ... with different objectives such as stealing documents, freeing a prisoner of war, or killing a traitor. Almost any vehicle can be driven and these include motorcycles, jeeps and trucks.
Death to Spies : Moment of Truth
Death to Spies: Moment of Truth is the sequel to the stealth action title Death to Spies.
You are Captain Semion Strogov, an agent of the 4th department of the Soviet counterintelligence service called SMERSH. SMERSH is the abbreviation for "Smert shpionam" which means Death to Spies. This was the name for a set of counterintelligence departments in the Soviet Army during World War II. Back from his previous missions, Captain Strogov must now face a series of even more dangerous military operations under the code name "Death to Spies: Moment of Truth".
The main hero owns all the skills and abilities to succeed in especially dangerous missions behind enemy lines, like gaining secret enemy information and documents, assassination of enemy agents and high rank officers etc.
You are Captain Semion Strogov, an agent of the 4th department of the Soviet counterintelligence service called SMERSH. SMERSH is the abbreviation for "Smert shpionam" which means Death to Spies. This was the name for a set of counterintelligence departments in the Soviet Army during World War II. Back from his previous missions, Captain Strogov must now face a series of even more dangerous military operations under the code name "Death to Spies: Moment of Truth".
The main hero owns all the skills and abilities to succeed in especially dangerous missions behind enemy lines, like gaining secret enemy information and documents, assassination of enemy agents and high rank officers etc.
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