Capitalism bills itself as the strategy game of money, power, and wealth. We'll buy that. More business than game, Capitalism lets you run a corporation by managing sales, purchasing, manufacturing, inventory, private labeling, and advertising....

Theme Park is an amusement park management simulation game.  You place attractions, shops, stalls, roads, trees, etc... in a top down isometric view.  You have to cope with employee negociations, customer problems and maintenance...

Terminal RADAR Approach Control. An air traffic control simulator, and sequel to TRACON.

An educational system in which you program robots to perform tasks in a variety of envi ronments. ChipWits is designed to develop problem-solving skills by means of a generic, icon-based language called IBOL Once you connect a series of programming...

Control your very own cult in Colorado; brew Kool Aid, sew wallets, build PR agencies, summon amorphous capture spheres, construct monoliths and ward off those pesky FBI agents -- then run off with the money.

Real Racing 2 expands the racing grid of its predecessor, with a new range of cars and tracks and a multitude of new options. 16 cars line up on the starting grid, with 30 fully licensed rides available such as the McLaren F1, Nissan...

UK edition of SimCity 2000 CD Collection The Tamagotchi craze seems to have come and gone, thankfully, but we've all still got that urge to nurture a living thing without the attendant mess. In SimCity 2000, your city itself is a...

What do the stars have in store for you? Ask the Guru for answers to your questions. Will he marry you? Will she? From questions regarding life to those curiosities at work, the Guru is in the house waiting to peer into his Ball of Mystics just...

Plant Tycoon® is a virtual gardening sim game where you nurture plants and experiment with increasingly rare and valuable species. You start with a small arount of money, several plants, a handful of seeds, and some soil and water. As you grow...

A computer game for assembly-language programmers. It is based on the author's article in Computer Language (April 1987 issue, page 79). By using 68000 assembly code, players control the reproductive and survival capabilities of their organisms.