Pipe Dream is a great arcade-style game. It doesn’t move too fast at the middle levels and always rewards foresight and strategy. The game involves placing “pipe” sections in an unbroken chain. “Fluid” moves through the...

Chris Crawford, designer of Balance of Power, has created a new Macintosh game: Patton versus Rommel, which pits these two famous warriors against each other on D-Day 1944. The simulation lets you assume the role of either general to fight for...

PuzzleBox is a collection of Puzzle games (like e.g. the famous Sokoban) for early Mac OS X versions. Great games for "on the go" with your iBook. What started out as a quick Sunday afternoon project has grown into an extendable framework...

Heavily inspired by the original top-down Grand Theft Auto games, Payback was originally an Amiga title that saw eventual ports to numerous other platforms. The game takes place across a number of cityscapes with the player undertaking missions....

Pinball Construction Set (PCS) was one very nice piece of software that let users build their own pinball game, complete with graphics, sound effects, some pre-made widgets and it even features a nice Macintosh like drag and drop user interface,...

Patton Strikes Back is a turn-based military strategy game. It provides a historically accurate representation (military historians may find flaws) of the battle: many allied units are not available until the dates they actually arrived in the...

Planet M.U.L.E. is a free remake of the original game M.U.L.E. (1983) and a tribute to its original designers of Ozark Softscape*. Developed by Turborilla. Graphics by Sven Ruthner. Sound by Audio Alliance. Many thanks to Robert Hagenström...

Poing! is a fast, colorful, musical, noisy arcade game. It is simple enough to learn immediately, but its 50 programmed levels of difficulty will challenge even the most experienced player. You can also practice any of the programmed levels without...