Apples & Oranges

YATC (Yet Another Tetris Clone) is a Dr. Mario inspired game despite what is implied by the title.

A strategy game similar to an Avalon Hill board game.

A South Korean strategy game.

An expansion pack for the strategy game, Rush for Berlin.

Players must collect three blue balls per level whilst avoiding any obstacles.

Bouncing Babies is a computer game developed in 1984 by Dave Baskin for MS-DOS. The player is in control of a two-man team of fire fighters who rescue babies thrown from the windows of a building in flames into a bouncing stretcher and safely into an ambulance.

Welcome to a world trapped in perpetual fighting. Attrition is a turn-based strategy game where three countries, Lutem, Bertas, and Cualitas, are constantly at war with one-another. Command their armies in a story of opposite opinions, sacrifices for one’s beliefs, and the quest for a greater goal. Here no one’s completely in the wrong, but no one’s completely in the right. In the world of Attrition armies are simple, consisting only of troops armed with obsolete rifles, and not always having the capacity to move around with ease. A pair of dice controls how far an army can go, so commanders must adjust to every situation and get the most out of the terrain they’re fighting in. Here the lucky have the advantage, but the better strategist comes out victorious.

A strategy game that is very similar to Scorched Earth.

A first-person shooter where all textures are pencil-drawn.