Most Popular Mac Games - Page 20
Mars Rising
1997
Mars Rising
1997
A top-down shooter similer to Xevious, exclusive to the Mac OS (classic). Precedes Deimos Rising.Superman: The Mysterious Mr. Mist
1996
A mysterious creature rises from the depths of the Earth to capture a new queen for his people, and he's got his eyes on Lois Lane. His evil powers allow him to transform into any human shape, causing total confusion. Will Superman save Lois from the cluthces of the Mysterious Mr. Mist? - Spectacular rare interactive CDROM multimedia comic book!Escape Velocity: Override
1998
2nd version of Escape Velocity. This is a sandbox game where players start with a small ship and limited capabilities. Players can get missions, buy and sell goods, or become a pirate.Escape Velocity
1996
Escape Velocity
1996
Ambrosia's classic 2D space trading game. Fly across the galaxy and shoot, trade, run, and cargo drop your way to galactic domination.Mighty Mike (Power Pete)
2001
Mighty Mike, or Power Pete, is a PC third-person shooter where your hero has to save bunnies throughout five different lands.Hellcats Over the Pacific
1991
Hellcats Over the Pacific is a flight simulator focusing on the Pacific Theater of World War 2. The player assumes the role of a Grumman F6F Hellcat pilot in both land and carrier-based missions using guns and bombs. Hellcats used a special algorithm that Eric Parker initially programmed on a Sun SPARCstation to speed up the display of graphics on the screen. Hellcats offered amazing 256 colors at a time when 16 colors were the norm and (for the time) insanely smooth and fluid animations. The game was a huge hit on the small Macintosh gaming market, selling more than 50,000 copies. It ranked for years in the "most popular games" sections of magazines like Inside Mac Games and won Macworld magazine's yearly award for the "Best Simulation Game".WingNuts 2: Raina's Revenge
2006
A classic birds-eye view arcade shooter where the player controls a selection of airplanes from WW2 propeller planes with machine-guns to futuristic jets with energy weapons, bombs and missiles. The goal is to blow up pretty much everything (planes, tanks, ground structures, blimps and the occasional boss) while chasing the evil Baron von Schtopwatch through time-warps across a storyline laid out in short comic-style cutscenes.System's Twilight
1994
System's Twilight
1994
A shareware puzzle game for early versions of Macintosh, this was a self-published game developed by Andrew Plotkin.Quarterstaff
1987
Glypha III
1993
Glypha III
1993
Glypha III is in many ways a clone of the arcade classic Joust, but features several innovations. As in joust, your character flies through a fixed screen and must hit flying enemies while positioned higher than them in order to kill them. If she comes in too low, she will die. When killed enemies drop eggs. These can be picked up for points. If they are not picked up, they will hatch into more dangerous enemies. Here, the whole game is given an Egyptian theme. The character designs resemble hieroglyphics, the enemies are sphinxes and it set set in an Egyptian temple. The major change from Joust is barriers that open and close, changing the shape of the playing field, including lava appearing under the floor.Harry the Handsome Executive
1997
Harry the Handsome Executive is a shareware action game published by Ambrosia Software. Players must slip into the modestly priced loafers of Harry (the handsome executive) as he pilots his state-of-the-art swivel chair into battle against AOL disc throwing coworkers, killer robots, and the upper management of ScumCo itself.Billy Frontier
2003
Billy Frontier
2003
Billy Frontier is an collection of arcade style action mini games with a "cowboys in space" theme on the iPhone and iPod Touch.Tomb of the TaskMaker
1997
TaskMaker's Sequel is a role-playing game developed by Storm Impact as a follow-up to the 1990s Macintosh RPG. Set years after the original, players assume the role of the new protector of Castle Hall, succeeding the previous TaskMaker. The game involves helping neighboring villages by retrieving and destroying objects from monsters. Key features include character customization with gender and class options, a new world design with additional dungeons and villages, and improved graphics. The game was released with limitations due to development constraints and remained at version 1.0 until July 2008, when developer David Cook published a minor update on his personal website.Super Maze Wars
1993
Super Maze Wars
1993
A 1993 first-person labyrinth shooter developed by Callisto for Mac OS. Its standout feature is that it could be played across the network with up to 8 different computers.Ironfell
2021
Ironfell
2021
Embark on an epic crusade across all of space and time in real time. From humble beginnings, you and your ponies can explore and conquer thousands of realms by land and by sea. Collect resources, build an army, and crush those who dare challenge you (or just plant flowers and raise ponies). In Ironfell you can can gather stockpiles of resources to gain an unfair advantage over your enemies. The longer you’ve been playing for, the more resources you have, the stronger you are. And you take that full advantage into battles set in a massive persistent world. Start a new rogue-like game every day or build an impregnable fortress that nobody can destroy.MacNinja
1989
A Silly Noisy House
1991
A Silly Noisy House
1991
One of the earliest interactive CD-ROM games for children, designed by Peggy Weil.Didi & Ditto Preschool: Mother Nature's Visit
2008
An educational puzzle/adventure game aimed at pre-school age children.Mobile Zombie
2017
