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Dino Wars
Dino Wars is a classic real-time strategy game released in 1990 for DOS. Developed and published by Strategic Simulations, Inc., the game puts players in the role of a dinosaur leader in a hostile prehistoric world. Players must build their military forces, expand their territory, and battle for dominance over rival dino clans. The game features a variety of strategies and tactics, including resource gathering and management, terrain manipulation, and diplomatic negotiations.
The game is set in a fictional world populated by three distinct dinosaur clans - the Raptors, the Triceratops, and the Pterodactyls. Each clan has its own strengths and weaknesses, and players must choose the most effective strategies to succeed in the game. Players must also manage resources, develop their forces, and construct buildings to achieve their goals.
Dino Wars features a turn-based system of play, where each player takes turns making moves. Players can choose from a variety of actions, including building and upgrading military units, gathering resources, and negotiating with rival clans. The game also includes a number of additional elements, such as the ability to research new technologies and use special powers.
The game has been praised for its depth and replayability. Its strategic and tactical elements have been praised for their complexity and variety, and the game has been noted for its strong artificial intelligence. The game also includes a multiplayer option, allowing players to battle against each other or work together to achieve their goals.
Overall, Dino Wars is a classic real-time strategy game that has stood the test of time. Its complex strategic elements and variety of tactical options have earned it a place in the pantheon of great DOS games. Its replay value and multiplayer capabilities make it an enjoyable experience, even decades after its original release.
Hole-In-One Miniature Golf
Hole-In-One Miniature Golf offers an aerial view of each hole. The game is controlled entirely with the mouse. You place the ball on the starting pad and click the left mouse button. Once the ball is placed, 'stretch' a line from the ball to the pointer. The direction the line points is the direction the ball will go. The length of the line or the distance between the pointer and the ball is relative to the power of the shot. Once you are satisfied, click the left mouse button to pocket the ball.
You are allowed to go three strokes over par. If you go over, you will get a penalty stroke and must move on to the next hole (or player). You can also get a penalty stroke for going over a water hazard. Your scorecard will be displayed after the first nine holes, but can be viewed at any time using the options menu. After completing the course, the scorecard will be displayed again. You can print your scores or exit to continue.
The game features five complete 18-hole courses with different themes, including a Tutorial Course that guides the player through all aspects of the game, a Classic Course that is modeled after the basic traditional minigolf course, an Intermediate Course that adds more obstacles, elevations and difficulty, an adventurous Fantasy Course with layouts ranging from castles to pinball, and the Expert Course for those who have mastered the game. The game can be installed on a hard disk.
