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Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Freeware game by Tiertex Design Studios
Download now 1018K- Freeware game (arcade/action)
As in the movie (and the more-famous graphic adventure), your task is to find the Holy Grail.
Editor-in-chief says: Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is a set of three games released in the 80s and 90s. I remember playing all of them: the action game, the graphical adventure and The Last Crusade. In the first version the player controls Indiana Jones through different levels. The game is a side-scrolling platfomer and Indiana Jones is featured in different settings from the movie. The second one is an adventure in which the player controls Dr. Jones in order to find the secret of the Holy Grail. The last game is another side-scrolling I have enjoyed because was fully following the story in the movie. ‣ Verdict: 6/10
Incredible Crash Dummies
Freeware game by Gray Matter/Acclaim Entertainment
The Incredible Crash Dummies follows the adventures of Spin and Slick, two crash test dummies out to save their buddies from the clutches of the Junkman.
Editor-in-chief says: The Incredible Crash Dummies is a line of action figures designed by Tyco Toys and featured in the video game with the same name, released in 1993. The story in the game is tied with the one in the animated series, but only for a short part. The crash dummy controlled is sent to defeat Junkman and recover the Torso 9000. This is a side-scrolling platformer based on levels, which was released on many platforms over the years. The game is really fun to play, even if it all started from a very bad joke over the otherwise very necessary crash dummies.
Hook is an adventure game based on the Steven Spielberg movie. You play the grown-up Peter Pan (Banning) whose kids were kidnapped by Hook.
Editor-in-chief says: Hook is a game released in early 1992 and was based on the movie by Steven Spielberg, titled with the same name. There are actually four different games with the same title, published by different companies, but all of them have pretty much the same plot and gameplay. Saving Peter Pan or other characters from the evil Captain Hook is something present in most of the Hook games. I played the one developed by Irem, in which I had to save Peter Pan from Captain Hook. But strange, I actually controlled Peter Pan too. ‣ Verdict: 7/10
Fantasia
Freeware game by Infogrames Entertainment, S.A.
A series of arcade games of various quality featuring Disney's number one animated star, Mickey Mouse.
Editor-in-chief says: Fantasia is one of the fun games featuring Mickey Mouse as the main character. Players have to control Mickey through many side-scrolling levels. The installment was unfortunately only released on the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis and was based on the musical with the same name. Mickey had to defeat enemies by jumping on them or by shooting projectiles at them (however, he would have to pick up power-ups for this in advance), exactly like in the more popular installments from the Mario series.
Family Feud
Freeware game by Eurocom Developments Ltd.
This is the first Family Feud computer game based on the successful television game show.
Ecco
Freeware game by Novotrade
Travel through the time along with Ecco the dolphin, in the only game that could call itself a .
In the black of the night he stalks his unwitting victims with the passion of a prince and the grace of a wild animal.
Doraemon
Freeware game by Fujiko
Yet another platform adaptation of a popular Japanese children's cartoon, this one revolves around the misadventures of a cute blue cat who must rescue his owner and companions from the clutches of an evil space alien.
Demolition Man
Best!Freeware game by Alexandria Incorporated
- Download now 1,32M
- Freeware game (arcade/action)
Based on the hit film of the same name, you play as the character played by Sylvester Stallone, John Spartan.
