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Web site: corsixth.com Category: Games Sub-Category: Simulation Platform: BSD, Linux, OS X, Windows License: open-source Interface: GUI Wikipedia: First release: 2013 CorsixTH – a reimplementation of the 1997 Bullfrog business sim Theme Hospital. As well as faithfully recreating the original, CorsixTH adds support for modern operating systems (Windows, macOS, Linux
Read MoreWeb site: gottcode.org/connectagram/ Category: Games Sub-Category: Puzzle Platform: Linux, Windows, OS X License: GNU GPL Interface: GUI Wikipedia: First release: August 30, 2009 Connectagram – a word unscrambling game. The board consists of several scrambled words that are joined together. You can choose the length of the words, the amount
Read MoreWeb site: github.com/manney/messyfront Category: Emulators Platform: Linux, Unix-like License: GNU GPL Interface: GUI Wikipedia: First release: 2007 MESSyFront – a frontend for the MESS emulator. This project is no longer active and very out of date, a last changes of the project was made in 2007. The main goal of
Read MoreWeb site: pocketinsanity.org/web/pocketinsanity/Projects/PocketUAE/ Category: Machine Emulators Platform: Windows Mobile License: GNU LGPL, GNU GPL Interface: GUI Wikipedia: First release: 2004 PocketUAE – a version of the popular UAE emulator designed for PocketPC devices operating under Windows Mobile. Some of the supported features: – support for up to 4 Floppy Drives
Read MoreWeb site: Category: Games Sub-Category: RPG Platform: Sharp X1, MSX, NEC 6001/8801/9801, Nintendo Famicom License: Proprietary Interface: GUI Wikipedia: Bokosuka Wars First release: 1983 Bokosuka Wars – a RPG game released on December 14, 1985 developed by Kōji Sumii. The system that forms the basis of current simulation RPGs, such
Read MoreWeb site: pypi.org/project/adventure/ Category: Games Sub-Category: Console Platform: Linux, Unix-like, Windows License: Apache Interface: CLI Wikipedia: First release: 2010 Colossal Cave – a faithful port of the “Adventure” game to Python 3 from the original 1977 FORTRAN code by Crowther and Woods (it is driven by the same “advent.dat“ file!) that
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