Games developed by Silicon Software

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We provide a list of companies that developed abandonware games. Select a company to view its games. To make searching easier, use pagination by number or letter.

Legend of The Sword

DOS, Amiga, Atari ST 1988

The evil sorcerer Suzar and his army of mutated humanoids attacked the land of Anar and defeated its bravest warriors in a bloody battle. You were the only one who managed to escape. You were picked up by a royal merchant ship and brought to King Darius. The people of Anar know the ancient legends, which speak of a magical sword and shield, whose power is the only one capable of defeating Suzar. You and five other adventurers have volunteered to go into the wilderness of Anar and retrieve the magical items. Legend of The Sword is a fantasy adventure game with very light RPG elements (top-down view, day and night cycle, world map exploration, traditional RPG-like plot, etc. ). But the core of the game is that of a pure puzzle-solving adventure. You interact with the environment by typing commands, and only some of them are represented by icons (movement in eight directions, as well as enter and exit).

The Final Battle

DOS, Amiga, Atari ST 1991

The Final Battle, a captivating DOS game released in 1991, stands as a testament to the innovative spirit of early 90s gaming. Developed by a small team at a time when the gaming industry was on the cusp of explosive growth, this title was a fusion of strategic gameplay and immersive storytelling, offering players a unique experience that set it apart from its contemporaries. At its core, The Final Battle immerses players in a fantastical realm filled with mythical creatures and epic quests. The narrative revolves around a legendary conflict between good and evil, where players assume the role of a valiant hero tasked with vanquishing a nefarious adversary threatening the world. The game employs a blend of role-playing and adventure elements, allowing players to navigate richly detailed environments, uncover hidden treasures, and engage in tactical combat. The intricate level design enhances the exploration aspect, inviting players to delve deeper into the lore of the world crafted by the developers. From the moment players enter this enchanting realm, they are greeted by a strikingly detailed visual presentation. Despite the graphical limitations of the era, The Final Battle employed innovative pixel art techniques to create vibrant landscapes and well-designed characters that breathe life into the game. This attention to visual aesthetics, coupled with a memorable soundtrack, contributes to an immersive gaming experience that resonates with players long after they have left the virtual world. Combat in The Final Battle is a thrilling aspect that invites strategy and quick thinking. Players must utilize a range of skills and equipment to overcome diverse enemy types, each requiring distinct approaches to defeat. The balance between exploration and combat creates a dynamic gameplay experience that keeps players engaged as they gradually develop their character's abilities. This engaging approach to combat, combined with the progression system, empowers gamers to personalize their strategies and builds, enhancing the overall enjoyment. The Final Battle received praise for its engaging narrative, immersive world, and innovative gameplay mechanics. While it may not be as well-known today compared to juggernauts of the gaming industry, this title has certainly earned its place in the annals of gaming history. Its unique blend of adventure, strategy, and compelling storytelling showcases the creativity of its developers and captures the spirit of an era where gaming was blossoming into a multifaceted art form.