Sierra

Return to Krondor, like Betrayal at Krondor, is set in author Raymond E. Feist's swords-and-sorcery world of Midkemia. Both games provide strongly story-driven experiences, as evidenced by the fact that they are divided into "chapters," during which the plot is advanced in a very linear, predetermined fashion. Similarly, both games require you to use preset characters, each possessing a fully developed, distinctive personality, and determine party membership solely in response to plot developments over which you have no control. But while Betrayal at Krondor allowed you to develop your character in a variety of ways while exploring a vast gaming world and undertaking numerous subquests, Return to Krondor offers much more restrictive gameplay. Each chapter in Return to Krondor is set in a very discrete, confining geographic area (one room, in the case of two of the chapters), and most chapters have no subquests at all, forcing you to focus solely on your primary quest objectives.

The puzzles in Shivers II engage on different levels. Many are of the classic puzzle mold: rearrange mixed-up balls into a proper order, solve a tangram, reorder sliding tiles to complete a symbol, etc. Clues to these individual puzzles are always close at hand, but they do require concentration, and objects from the inventory won't assist you. These puzzles are also altered for each new game, a nice tip of the hat toward replayability (you can also design your own puzzles to confound your friends who may join in over the Internet).

One of the most popular video pinball franchises returns to your PC in the form of 3D Ultra Pinball: Creep Night. As the title might suggest, you’ll face off against a series of ghosts and ghouls in this chilling take on an arcade classic. There are three eerie settings to choose from each of which provides enough unique gameplay to keep things from getting musty and perfect ball physics to ensure a realistic experience. Play alone or challenge up to three friends and see who has the best reflexes (and the strongest stomach).

Empire Earth is a strategy game of monumental proportion. Beginning with a timid band of hapless troglodytes, players must lead these people through 500,000 years of civilization and development. 14 historical epochs are the setting for research, construction, diplomacy, and warfare. Players must strengthen their nations by gaining territory, recruiting great leaders, forming (and breaking) alliances, and making use of new technologies. Empire Earth begins in an era before mankind's earliest memories and moves through history to a future which is still beyond our horizon, all in real-time.

Space Quest - collection six quest games, created a studio Sierra On-line, about the adventures of young space janitor by name Roger Vilko, with which all time there are unbelievable histories, givings him a chance to rescue a galaxy.

Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards was first released by Sierra On-Line in 1987 and became an international phenomenon. The lovable loser Larry Laffer – a 40-year-old virgin in pursuit of losing his vir….um, finding true love – and risqué humor were unlike anything anyone had ever seen or played. Now Larry’s original creator, the world-famous game designer Al Lowe, has teamed up with Replay Games to bring this amazing, perverted game back to life – updated and expanded in every way imaginable! All we kept from the original game is the plot.

A new sci-fi adventure from Cyan, the creators of Myst. Abducted far across the universe, you find yourself on a broken alien landscape with odd pieces of Earth. Explore, uncover, solve, and find a way to make it home.