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Stalactites

Views: 9,1811995SharewareAction PLBM Games
Stalactites is a fairly unique action game that is somewhat hard to describe. It plays like the type of game you might … VIEW

Squarex

Views: 13,9801996SharewareAction Soleau Software
If you've ever wanted to play a strange cross between Pac-Man and Qix, this is the game for you! :) This game involves … VIEW
Tags: action  pacman  qix  squares

Spryjinx

Views: 11,1841997FreewareAction Jason M. Heim
If you can remember playing QBert, and would like to experience a similar game, you may want to try SpryJinx. It's … VIEW

Spitwad Willy

Views: 11,7591993SharewareAction Raoul Said
Despite the opportunities presented to make fun of its name ... this game really is enjoyable. You play Willy, and you … VIEW

Smashing Pumpkins into Small Piles of Putrid Debris

Views: 12,9831996Full versionAction Jumal Software
Smashing Pumpkins into Small Piles of Putrid Debris has the distinction of sharing the title for longest/weirdest game … VIEW

Skyroads

Views: 24,2701993Full versionAction BlueMoon Interactive
Neat flying/driving/jumping/3D game. As you can tell, it's hard to describe. Basically it's a 3D 'racing' game, but … VIEW
Tags: action  racing  flying  jumping  3d

Ski King

Views: 12,3631996FreewareSports Axe Productions
Apparently based on an Atari 800 BASIC game, Ski King is a simple downward scrolling action game where your sole … VIEW
Tags: action  sports  skiing

Scubaman's Quest

Views: 11,8271994Shareware (Full version available)Action Alive Software
The scubaman's quest is apparently to collect treasure and avoid angry sharks and other angry sea creatures. You control … VIEW

Robot Revenge

Views: 10,6201994SharewareAction Ryan R Robinson
Despite its simple stick graphics, this game is actually quite enjoyable, as long as you don't take it too seriously. … VIEW

Road Kill

Views: 11,3251993SharewareAction James Zeidel
Road Kill plays sorta like an early prototype for Grand Theft Auto. In the game you basically drive around in a car and … VIEW

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