Popular games built on game engine DarkBASIC Pro

Brigand: Oaxaca is a highly difficult post-apocalyptic RPG/FPS set in Mexico. The story will take you from a banana plantation to dark toxic caverns, to the sprawling city of Pochutla, to the flooded coastline, to deadly demon-infested jungles, and more. There are 14 unique skills to upgrade with skill points, ranging from agility to firearms, hacking, hardware, voodoo, and more. Unlock up to 80 special abilities that allow you to do things such as throw your weapon, upgrade your guns, and even control the weather. Dangers include rival tribes fighting for fertile land, mutated ghouls that emerge from their caverns at night, vicious demons that hunger for your flesh, a flooded and irradiated coastline that eats away at civilization, disease, insanity, hunger, and more. You will die often, and you will like it. #indiegame, #fps, #rpg, #survivial, #horror, #mexico

Pirate Planet is a simple game representing the platformer genre, designed for the youngest computer users. Playing the role of a friendly alien named Tito, the children find themselves on the title planet of pirates, where they face a great adventure and a whole lot of challenges. As is usually the case in the productions of this genre, during the game toddlers have to show dexterity and overcome various traps and obstacles and face various opponents, in this case malicious pirates. The program offers a simple interface, and when it comes to the visual setting, the whole game is presented in colorful, three-dimensional graphics. It is also worth mentioning that the game does not contain scenes of violence, so that Pirate Planet is perfect for very young players.

In The Little Eggy That Could, you star as the Easter Egg. As the egg, you must make your way through each level while picking up all of the pieces of candy that there is to collect. After all of the candy has been collected, a Golden Egg will appear somewhere within the level. You must locate and jump into this Golden Egg in order to be teleported to the next level or world.

The goal is to group the plax together based on their colors. Once you get three or more similar plax grouped together they will be packaged up and ready to ship. The groups can be formed either vertically, horizontally, or diagonally - and you will receive more or less points depending on the size and style of package. Be careful though, because if you miss catching five plax or fill up the table without any packages then the game will end.