Dangerous Dave

Dangerous Dave, for some reason is fun and addictive. The graphics are terrible and the sound is annoying, yet the game still seems to pull you towards it. The object of the game is to collect gold cups to advance to the next level. Considering how small this game is, give it a try.
You have to worry about everything from health to ammo to how many shots it takes to kill that enemy with that weapon. It's OK for The Sims to be this complicated and realistic, but when it comes to adventure type games, getting back to basics and playing Dangerous Dave can often be more fun than modern games.
Download : Dangerous Dave (100 kb)

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SpongeBob SquarePants Collapse

Find rows and columns of three or more like-colored blocks; click them and they disappear, collapsing the rows and columns above. Easy, right? Watch out though, more lines are stacking up at the bottom (and speeding up), and as soon as any column reaches the top, it's game over!
The SpongeBob influence in Collapse is minimal at best, including only a few pieces of artwork and no voice acting or anything of that sort. Thus, for SpongeBob fans, there's really nothing in Collapse worth lauding; for puzzle fans, the game is merely an OK distraction at best. It's worth checking out via the free one-hour demo, but it's severely questionable as to whether it's worth a purchase.
SpongeBob Collapse provides you with a Tetris-like playing field. You start out with a few rows of colored blocks, and new rows are added from time to time. Your goal is to click on any groupings of the same color numbering three or more. The strategy comes in trying to create sizable combos, eliminating lots of blocks at once, as well as trying to clear the entire board for substantial score bonuses. Along the way, the speed will gradually pick up, and new power-ups--like bubbles that clear all blocks of a single color on the board, or stars that shift some of the surrounding colors around--start appearing. You also get a few short bonus stages to try.
Download : SpongeBob SquarePants Collapse (3 Mb)

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Sonic Zone

This is a freeware game, made for fun and challenge. Making profit with this game is strictly forbidden (e.g. Shareware CD ROMs),
The object of the game is to take sonic through the 4 zones to complete the game. Each zone consists of two platform levels and a boss stage on each.
At the beginning of the game sonic starts out with five lives. If you are a learner you can press ‘L’ at the main screen to start of with 30 lives. By doing this the 10 000 points you earn at the end of the game does not get added to your score.

Items:
RING – adds ten score (collect 100 for an extra life)
RING TV – adds ten rings
SPARKLE TV – gives sonic invincibility for a limited time

CONTROLS
LEFT/RIGHT – character movement / selection in the main menu
UP/DOWN – make character look up or down (serves no real purpose)
SPACE – jump (time pressed equals jump height) / confirm selections
ESC – exit the game

Dwonload : Sonic Zone (2.6 Mb)

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Pacmaniac (Pac-Man 3D)

As in every Pac-Man clone, the goal is to eat all the gums presents in each levels. You can also eat pac-gums to gobble up ghosts, and take many different bonus.

The game consists in 4 worlds with 2, 3 or 4 levels depending on the difficult mode (Easy, Medium and Hard). The Hero can Jump over enemy and Boost to escape perilous situations.
Controls are:
- Cursor to move, 'SPACE' to Jump and 'LEFT CTRL' to Boost.
- Joystick with A Button to Jump and B Button to Boost.
- 'Z' change the Zoom Factor.
In the Menu Screen, you can press 'TAB' for 2 seconds to show the FPS counter (39 on my PII 1Ghz with a GeForce2 TI).

I have entirely realized PACMANIAC (except for some sounds, and the fonts I've used) in real 3D (not isometric as the original) with Blitz3D for the Retro Remake Competition.{by Nicolas ATEK (KochonKichi)}
Download : Pacmaniac (3,2 Mb)

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Mario Worlds

Mario Worlds is a fantastic Mario game with all the ingredients that made us fall in love with that crazy plumber. This has to be one of the smoothest and cleanest Mario games that I have seen. The movement physics have been skilfully done and add a slightly different feel to the game.

The levels are not static as in so many other Mario clones. Instead, Mario will have to navigate his way through moving platforms and keep his wits about him as he finds his way through Mario Worlds.

Unfortunately there is no save option, but the game is continuously being updated and improved by the developer, so check in at his site from time to time.

All in all, Mario Worlds is a promising new game from a new developer in freeware games and I hope to see more work from him.(review by Recall)

DEFAULT CONTROLS:
Move left: Left arrow
Move right: Right arrow
Duck: Down arrow
Run/Fire: Z
Jump: X (Hold for higher jump.)
Super Jump: Hold down until flashing. While still holding down, press jump.
These can all be changed in the control configuration menu. Joysticks
are also supported now.
Return to Main Menu: Escape

Download : Mario Worlds (2,7 mb)

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