Games developed by Softry

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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.

Cheonha Mujeok

DOS 1994

The peoples of the world unite to create a peaceful society without borders: the Great Nation. However, at some point, evil breaks through among those who seek to destroy all that has been achieved. To keep the peace, the president creates a specialized and highly skilled police force. Only the strongest and bravest warrior in the world will be chosen as the first chief of the world police force. Therefore, fighters from all corners of the globe appear to compete for this prestigious title. Cheonha Mujeok is a versus fighting game of Korean origin. There is no story mode; players can choose to compete against each other or against the computer AI. There are eight characters, each representing a different country, such as South and North Korea, Norway, USA and others. Most of the characters fight with weapons: swords, flails, and so on. Characters can jump, somersault and leap over the heads of opponents.

My Friend Koo

Windows 1997

My Friend Koo was a unique and innovative Windows game that was released back in 1997. Developed and published by Starwave Corporation, this game was unlike anything else on the market at the time. It combined adventure, puzzle solving, and exploration elements to create an immersive and engrossing experience for players. The story of My Friend Koo revolves around a young girl named Lily who finds herself lost in a magical forest. She stumbles upon a powerful and mysterious creature named Koo who becomes her unlikely friend and guide on her journey to find her way back home. The game is set in a beautiful and enchanting fantasy world filled with colorful creatures, challenging puzzles, and hidden secrets waiting to be discovered. One of the most impressive aspects of My Friend Koo is its stunning graphics. The game utilizes a combination of 2D and 3D animation to create a visually stunning environment that truly immerses players in the magical world of the game. The attention to detail in the graphics is truly remarkable, from the intricate designs of the creatures to the breathtaking landscapes, every aspect of the game is a feast for the eyes. Another notable feature of My Friend Koo is its captivating soundtrack. The game features a beautiful and ethereal soundtrack composed by the talented Paul Geluso. The music perfectly complements the atmosphere of the game and enhances the overall experience for players. The sound effects are also top-notch, adding another layer of realism to the game. My Friend Koo offers a variety of gameplay elements to keep players engaged and entertained. From exploring the vast and visually stunning world to solving challenging puzzles, there is never a dull moment in this game. The puzzles are cleverly designed and require players to think outside the box in order to solve them. The game also includes hidden collectibles and secrets that add to the replay value of the game.

Super Action Ball

DOS 1995

Super Action Ball is a Korean-made arcade-style, humorous soccer (soccer) game. Teams of four players compete in small stadiums. Although the background graphics suggest outdoor areas, the ball can bounce off the boundaries of the field and is physically unable to leave it. Most of the rules and features of soccer (offside, corner kicks, etc. ) are omitted, along with passing, tackling, and kicking the ball. There is also no half-time; the player can determine the duration of the game, which ranges from three to twelve minutes. Contrary to the rules of normal soccer, the game allows kicking and tackling players who are not in possession of the ball. Players lose hit points and are incapacitated for a short period of time. In addition, harmful objects can be thrown onto the field, and some of the stadiums contain traps. All players are either 'superdeformed' humans or small monsters; any lineup of these can be chosen to form a team. The game can be played by two human opponents, or against computer AI.