Jazz is back from MS-DOS This is one of the best games you could honestly play on an old Mac. Think of Super Mario Brothers with a dash of Sonic and a taste of Contra, leaving you dying to use the level editor that's only on...

A top down scrolling shooter similar to Mars Rising and Demos Rising. You have a normal shot and bombs used to destroy enemies on land/in water.

Unlike anything ever. Maddeningly hard. Completely non linear non sensical unforgettable. The pythonizer had my computer spouting english every time I downloaded or printed or erred or typed until it wasnt funny and I deleted it. Now I want it back!...

The year is 2317... and they're back! Bedlam 2 is the sequel to Bedlam.  It's a Space Invaders kind of vertical shooter.  Bedlam 2 features nice pre-rendered color sprite animations similar to other Mac shareware games in the...

Ported by Rockstar Games. A dark future. An uncertain past. No one left to trust. An intense action anime thriller comes to life in Oni. As an elite member of the tech-crimes task force, Konoko is an agent on a mission to fight the evil...

An adaptation of the classic shoot-em-up Asteroids, unique for its addition of a monetary element to purchase power-ups and score bonuses.

As pure and straight-forward as game concepts come, fly around and shoot pretty much everything! Up to 8 players (three of which can be humans, sharing a keyboard) fly around the arena to best one another at side-on, pixel ship...

Please Shoot Me, released in 1996 by Slovis Software. A simple shareware game in which you shoot down creatures running across the screen using your mouse cursor. You get additional weapons and encounter new types of creatures as you progress...

Bedlam is a Space Invaders kind of vertical shooter game. See also the color sequel: Bedlam 2 (Not to be confused with Bedlam by GT Interactive.)