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Combat Course
Put on your boots, soldier, and get ready for five levels of challenging action in this boot camp simulator. As you make your way through the different levels, you will receive points for doing the right thing and points will be deducted for any mistakes. You can record your attempts and review them, to catch your mistakes and learn from them.
Level one is the physical course, which requires you to jump over walls, jump over trenches and crawl under barbed wire. The second level is the risk course. In it, the player will have to plant dynamite and throw grenades.
Level three has the player going mano a mano in the Combat Course. The fourth level combines the previous three into one, and finally, the fifth level is a custom 'Cobra' course that throws random elements of all the courses at the player.
To add value to the replayability of the game, there is a course builder game for you to create your own levels. The Atari ST and Amiga versions contain digitized sound.
Maxi Bourse International
Maxi Bourse International, released in 1988, is a classic DOS game that transports players into the exciting world of international finance and stock trading. Developed by Infogames, this game puts players in the shoes of a stockbroker, tasked with making smart trades and managing a portfolio of investments.
From the moment the game begins, players are thrown into the fast-paced world of stock trading. The goal of Maxi Bourse International is to build a successful portfolio by buying and selling stocks. This involves constantly analyzing market trends, making quick decisions, and keeping a close eye on the competition. The game is set in real-time, adding another layer of realism to the experience.
One of the standout features of Maxi Bourse International is its wide range of options and customization. Players can choose between different game modes, which range from casual play to more challenging modes that require a deeper understanding of stock trading strategies. The game also offers a variety of markets to trade in, including those in North America, Europe, and Asia. This diverse range of options allows players to customize their gaming experience to their liking.
Maxi Bourse International utilizes graphics and sound that were advanced for its time. The in-game graphics are crisp and detailed, and the sound effects add to the overall immersion. The game also incorporates a stock ticker that displays real-time stock prices, adding to the authenticity of the experience.
As players progress through the game, they gain access to more advanced tools and information to help them make better trades. This includes access to financial publications and the ability to hire analysts to provide market insights. The game also has a leaderboards feature that allows players to compete against each other for the top spot.
However, Maxi Bourse International is not without its challenges. As with real-life stock trading, there is always a risk involved. Players must carefully consider their decisions and be prepared to face the consequences if they make a wrong move. This aspect of the game adds an element of excitement and tension, making every playthrough a unique and dynamic experience.
Meurtre a Grande Vitesse
This is the first novel in Bertrand Brocard's 'Meurtres' (Murders) series (of five), and is only available in French.
The story takes place aboard the TGV, the French high-speed train linking Paris and Lyon. Before the train reaches its destination, you, as the private detective on board, are on a mission to solve the mystery. Is it an accident, a suicide, a murder, or something political?
In the top left corner of the screen is an outline of the carriage you are in, looking down from above, with the main character indicated with an 'X', a description below and portraits of various passengers and staff members talking to you on the right. As with the other 'Murder' series, an important feature of this mystery game is the inclusion of a collection of 'Feelies'. There are over a dozen different 'clues', mostly various notes and scraps of paper, which you will find in virtual form in the game and study 'in real life'.
Murder on The Atlantic
Murder on The Atlantic is a DOS game released in 1988 that combines elements of adventure, mystery, and puzzle-solving to create a captivating gameplay experience. Developed by Interplay Productions, this game takes place on a luxurious cruise ship named the SS Atlantica, where the player takes on the role of a detective assigned to solve a series of murders.
The game begins with the player boarding the vessel and immediately being thrust into the midst of chaos and confusion as the first murder occurs. It is up to the player to uncover clues, interrogate suspects, and ultimately unravel the mystery behind these heinous crimes. The setting of a cruise ship adds an extra layer of intrigue as the player must navigate through different areas of the ship, interact with various characters, and keep track of the ship’s movements and schedule.
One of the most unique aspects of Murder on The Atlantic is the dynamic gameplay. As the player progresses through the game, the ship continues to sail towards its destination, and time is constantly moving forward. This adds a sense of urgency and pressure, making the player feel like they are truly racing against the clock to solve the murders before the culprit strikes again. It also adds an element of realism to the game, as the player must carefully manage their time and make strategic decisions on which leads to follow.
The graphics and sound in this game are also noteworthy for its time. The detailed pixel art adds to the immersive feeling of being on a luxury cruise ship, while the suspenseful music and sound effects heighten the tension and mystery. The game also features a point-and-click interface, making it user-friendly and easy to navigate.
Another impressive aspect of Murder on The Atlantic is its complex storyline. The game is not just about solving a series of murders, but it also delves into the personal lives of the suspects and their possible motives for the crimes. The player must pay attention to small details and carefully piece together the information gathered from various sources to uncover the truth.
In addition to the main storyline, there are also side quests and puzzles scattered throughout the game that add to the overall challenge and entertainment value. These range from deciphering codes and solving riddles to searching for hidden items and clues.
