Abandonware games published by Krysal Sp. z o.o.

Czarny Orzeł

Atari 8-bit 1995

1995, the year Czarny Orzeł was released on Atari 8-bit. Published by Krysal Sp. z o.o., this action game is available for free on this page.

Kasiarz

Atari 8-bit 1994

1994, the year Kasiarz was released on Atari 8-bit. Published by Krysal Sp. z o.o., this adventure game is available for free on this page.

Najemnik is a first-person shooter game. The player can choose two of five weapons: pistol, shotgun, rifle, rocket launcher and grenades. To be admitted to each mission the player must pass the test at the shooting range. The game is played on a single board. The task of the mercenary is to locate and kill enemies without losing all energy.

Najemnik: Powrót

Commodore 64, Atari 8-bit 1994

Najemnik - Powrót is a first-person shooter. The player takes the role of a mercenary. Before each mission the player can visit the weapon store, shooting gallery and casino. For the execution of each mission the mercenary gets paid. The player can spend the earned money in the casino or in the weapon store. The store offers bulletproof vest and five weapons: COLT pistol, shotgun, Uzi machine gun, rocket launcher and grenades. To be admitted to each mission the player must pass the test at the shooting range. The game is played on a single board. The task of the mercenary is to locate and kill enemies without losing all energy.

Samurai's Game

Atari 8-bit 1992

Samurai's Game is a puzzle game. The screen is divided into sixty-four squares with digits. Black ones add points, red ones subtract points. The first player chooses a line on which he can mark the square. The winner is the player with the most points after uncovering all the fields. The game offers a practice mode and a tournament mode.

Zumbaja

Atari 8-bit 1993

Zumbaja is a side view action game similar to Prehistorik. The main character of the game is a caveman. The task is to reach all the caves and collect the food found there before time runs out. Opponents such as ghosts, spiders or wizards, and obstacles such as spikes or holes in the ground impede the progress of the player character. Every few seconds, a ball will fly off the right side of the screen. Contact with obstacles and enemies removes one life. The protagonist uses a club to fight enemies.

Łowca

Atari 8-bit 1993

Łowca (English: The Hunter) is a 1993 video game developed by the Polish video game development studio, Novotrade International, and released exclusively for the Atari 8-bit computer system. The game was praised for its graphics, sound effects, and atmosphere, but criticized for its somewhat basic gameplay. The premise of the game is that the player takes on the role of a hunter in a primitive forest and must track down and kill various animals in order to gain points and progress to the next level. The player's weapons are limited to a bow and arrow, and the game requires a good deal of patience and strategic thinking in order to succeed. The game also includes various traps which can be used to aid in the hunting process. In terms of visuals, Łowca is quite impressive for an 8-bit game, with detailed sprites and varied backgrounds for each level. The game also features an authentic sounding background music track, as well as realistic sound effects for the various animals. The gameplay of Łowca is fairly straightforward but can become quite challenging as the levels progress. The game also features a variety of bonus items which can be found while hunting, such as bonus points, extra lives, and power-ups. These bonus items add an extra level of challenge and make the game more interesting. Overall, Łowca is a great example of an 8-bit game that still holds up today. Its visuals and audio are impressive, and the gameplay is challenging and rewarding. It's definitely worth checking out if you're a fan of classic 8-bit gaming.

Games published by Krysal Sp. z o.o.

Czarny Orzeł

Kasiarz

Najemnik

Najemnik: Powrót

Samurai's Game

Zumbaja

Łowca