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On a night in 1898 a whole City turned pitch dark. As a young girl you know that you shouldn’t play frivolously with electricity. But this time you find yourself alone in the dark. Bravely, you’re taking the task to reconnect the power. Discover the secrets of the underground city as you enlighten it one room after another. Can you face the shadows and return the light?
Explore the Wilderness! Find slabs to build a Tower!
Fancy Factorys ambition with "Age of Tribes" is to bring back the good, old "Lemmings & Co." feeling into Apples AppStore. As the leader of a small group of natives from different eras, it's your mission to lead the members of your clan home safely. Not that simple, since your tribe members trust you blindly and would readily follow any path you present them with. You determine the way home simply by skillfully drawing stairs with your finger. Tap the screen once to start a new stairway - then move the finger to the point where the stairs should end and stop touching the screen. The newly created path only exist for a few seconds - so it depends on the right timing. You can make up to 8 paths at a time. The group members will happily follow any path that you draw for them. And this way, with a little bit of luck, you'll make sure that all of the clan members reach their home safely. In the process, watch out for dangerous traps and take care that your people don't fall down to far. To complete a level you have to lead a set amount of members home safely - you'll find the exact amount at the top edge of the screen next to the time display.
A Robin Hood-themed single-screen platformer written by John P. Shay and published by Solar Software for the Commodore 16 and Commodore 64.
This is a platform game similar in style to Bubble Bobble and particularly to Parasol Stars. There are two playable characters, both of which are little girls. There is no difference between them gameplay-wise: both use a large blob-like animal to hit enemies from a short distance in a yo-yo-like fashion. It is possible to choose one of them as a single player, or to use them both cooperatively in the two-player mode.
A rare game made by an unknown company for the Atari 2600. It is an adventure game.
Big Karnak is a scrolling platform "Hack and slash" arcade game released in 1991 by Gaelco. The game takes place in an Ancient Egypt setting. You control a pharoh that attempts to fight through several different levels fighting deadly enemies like cobras and scorpions.
A fantasy themed side-scrolling platformer.
In this doujin arcade action game by E. Hashimoto, you play a warrior tasked with defeating the great evil of his land. Jump, slash, & dash across five increasingly difficult levels, each with secrets & bosses! Originally made for the Sharp X68000, Hashimoto would later remake the game for Windows in the 2000s.