50 Great Games plus Knights of the Sky (DOS)

Discuss Review + Want + Have Contribute

Description

This is a budget release, featuring Microprose's Knights of the Sky WW1 combat flight simulator, bundled with 50 free/shareware games.

The menu system used to select the games is also a shareware product, that nags for registration.
Some games can be played from the CD directly, other need installing to the harddisk.

The included titles are:
• Knights of the Sky
• Keen Dreams
• Bio Menace
• Secret Agent
• Pickle Wars
• Ken's Labyrinth
• Kiloblaster
• Solar Winds
• 3 Point Basketball
• Onesimus: A Quest for Freedom
• Ms. Astro Chicken (a freeware demo mini-game from Space Quest IV)
• Galleons
• Moraff''s Dungeons of the Unforgiven
• Super Ball!
• Loader Larry
• Starlord
• Crusher Castle II
• Stunt Jumper
• Dungeons of Silmar (v1.0, part 1 of the Silmar game)
• Robomaze III
• General Budda's Labyrinth, episode 1 of 3.
• Find Felix the Cat
• The Tomb
• Mah Jongg
• Wallpipe
• Tromania(a TRON lightcycle clone, included with diskette content from german PC Action magazine #1/-91)
• The Adventures of Lance
• Navjet
• Hoosier City
• Construction Bob in the Bouncing Factory
• Last Half of Darkness
• Towers
• Moraff's World, module 1
• Smooth Tetris
• Slot-8
• TEGL Klondike Solitaire
• Osmosis
• Sito Pons 500cc Grand Prix
• Air Puck
• Majik
• X-Fire
• Moraff's Monster Bridge
• Turbo Go
• Rox
• Toppler (shown here using the alternate Russian name, Perestroika)
• Mustang
• Hero's Heart
• 3DWorld
• Campaign
• Alien Worlds

Screenshots

Promo Images

There are no promo images for this game

User Reviews

There are no reviews for this game.

Critic Reviews

There are no critic reviews for this game.

Forums

There are currently no topics for this game.

Trivia

One Missing Game!

The products name implies there should be 50 different shareware + 1 full game on the CD. However one of the titles: 'Moraff's Dungeons of the Unforgiven' has been included in two copies using different names in the menu: once as 'Dungeon Unforgiven' and once as 'Munforg 1', so it is really only 49 different shareware games.