I wrote Pirate Attack as a teenager, living in Newport, Oregon, in the mid-1980's. I was inspired to make the game when I read an article about pirates in Cricket magazine. I was an avid reader of sci-fi, such as Isaac Asimov, and so I...

Galactic Empire:  You are asked to unite the twenty planets of the galaxy, by force, before civilization decays.  You can utilize planetary resources to build fighters, spy satellites, and transports, recruit soldiers for ground forces,...

The Hotel Caper was a point-and-click game released in 1987, made using the World Builder software.  

The third and most refined game in the “Ray’s Maze” series. Text-based interface with B&W graphics.  Explore an authentic ghost town for hidden gold. Uncover the secret of ancient technology. Escape from a desert...

Camp Cantitoe is a bizarre, enjoyable, frightening adventure.  Who stole the keys to the car??  Prepare for odd jump-scares, useful lessons in socio-economic status, and bizarre ways to die (drowning in "horse pluckie",...

Enchanted Scepters evokes the same excitement one might have felt at the first introduction of talking pictures. Playing Enchanted Scepters is a surround sound experience, an audiovisual delight, Silicon Beach Software extensively utilizes the...

"Swamp Witch" is a high quality interactive adventure game with commercial quality graphics and sounds. Originally created for my two kids (ages 12 and 14) during the latter half of 1987, it has proven really quite funny and entertaining...

Palace of Sand is a text-based adventure game written by Louise Hope, known for other games of the exact same genre.  In the course of the Palace of Sand game, you'll come across a number of magical objects. Most are useful; some are...