Garfield Trivia Game is a 1 - 2 player Garfield comic related trivia game for the Apple II.
Players can choose to play against the timer or another human opponent in their knowledge of the Garfield comic. There player can choose from 4 of 6 categories of questions for each game, and the player can choose to make their own data disk with custom questions. The player is given a random question from 1 of the 4 categories, and they have a short time frame to answer correctly, earning up to 150 points if answered immediately, but less if answering takes longer. The player loses 50 points for an incorrect answer. The winner is ultimately the player whom accumulates the most points.
You control the famous explorer, armed only with his trusty shovel. You must collect ten diamonds in each of the sixteen mines. Once these gems have been collected you must find the wooden door which leads to the next cavern.
Your explorer can clear the soft earth using his shovel, however the Nomads who have followed him into the mines are unable to do this. The explorer may also push boulders which will kill Nomads and detonate bombs, on contact.
Buccaneers is a beat 'em up made game for Arcade machines, developed and released by Duintronic in 1989.
You control a sailor beating up pirate thugs in a pirate-themed world, much in vein of The Secret of Monkey Island. You can attack them by either punching or kicking your enemies.
Twin Eagle (雙鷹 in Chinese) is a horizontal shooter developed by Joy Van in 1989. Despite the name, this game has nothing to do with the Seta game Twin Eagle (which actually received an official port to the system from Romstar).
This game is almost exactly the same as the original except that it has eight brand-new tracks which are Shortcut, Cut-off Pass, Pig Bog, Rio Trio, Leapin' Lizards, Redoubt About, Boulder Hill and Volcano Valley.
Neji-Shiki (or Screw Style) is an adventure game loosely based on the 1968 alternative manga of the same name by Yoshiharu Tsuge. Despite the name, the game adapts the events from several of Tsuge's manga stories.
A parody of Golvellius II released in 1989 on the Disc Station Special #2.
You play as the character Kelesis who enters the world of cooking. You must
learn the culinary arts in five stages, and get 4 degrees before facing Golvellius.
You will find Randar, who is there to restore your vitality. Your starting weapon
is the frying pan, but you will get new ones in your quest.