Puzzles
The biggest selling and widest played games tend to be in the puzzle genre due to their universal appeal. Hits like Tetris can be found ported to just about every computer device in existance from high-end PCs to graphical calculators.
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Bumpy
Bumpy is a great mixture of puzzle game and platformer. You control a ball who is forever destined to bounce, the aim is to bounce around the platforms picking up the objects until the exit appears through which you must bounce to get to the next screen. More...
Darwinia
Darwinia is a game of absolute beauty. Set in a inside a computer (yes, a bit like Tron), your mission is to rid the system of viruses and rescue the inhabitants so that they can repopulate their world. More...
I, Robot
Weird as it maybe I Robot is a really addictive game with stunning graphics and is well worth a play today. This isn't just nostalgic fun this is a genuinely brilliant game. More...
Kwik Snax
A next-gen maze game with bags of ingenuity. A simple Pac Man clone this is not. More...
Lemmings
Let's not beat around the bush. Lemmings is one of the most evil things ever created. In conjunction with its sadistic, demonic nature, it also happens to be one of the most ingenious video games yet to appear. More...
Pinball Construction Set
The game that invented the build you own game genre is not only revolutionary but is also an unbelievable achievement in Apple II programming. More...
Repton 2
The dust clearing, monster squashing, meteor avoiding, skull fearing classic from the simple days of the BBC. Despite similarities this game is not a Boulder Dash rip-off, rather it is an evolution of the genre into an adventure as opposed to a straight puzzle game. More...
Sheep, Dog, 'n' Wolf
A loony stealth, platform puzzler that'll have you in stitches while challenging your brain. Using ACME products (like rockets and giant elastic bands) you have to steal one sheep per level from under the nose of the sheepdog. More...
Solomon's Key
Mario meets Tetris in this block building platform puzzler. More...
Tetris
Rumour has it that the CIA became concerned with the fact that Tetris stemmed from a Communist country. Was Tetris a plot by the Soviets to enslave the West with an incredibly addictive video game? Yes. Yes it was. More...
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