Games Pack 1 screenshots

1. Iceberg: Instructions 1.

1. Iceberg: Instructions 2.

1. Iceberg: Starting the game. The scenario is randomly generated and originally the only present obstacles on the screen are pack-ice forms which are inoffensive.

1. Iceberg: Formation of icebergs. Even if these pack-ice forms can only delay the navigation they too can generate icebergs, which are deadly. The icebreaker is green meaning it's unloaded.

1. Iceberg: Carrying a group of scientists. The colour of the icebreaker turned to yellow meaning that it is presently carrying a group of scientists.

1. Iceberg: Transporting Scientists. The icebreaker has to transport the scientists to the base. Only then it can safely continue his rescuing mission.

1. Iceberg: Drowning Scientists. If the icebreaker was already carrying a group of scientists and tried to pick another one, the second will be drowned and the player will be called murderer!

1. Iceberg: Titanic. After rescuing many groups of scientists many packs of ice were already turned into icebergs, and that's when the player has to be careful not to become a Titanic.

2. Android Pit Rescue: Instructions 1.

2. Android Pit Rescue: Instructions 2.

2. Android Pit Rescue: Generating. The maze inside the mines is randomly generated.

2. Android Pit Rescue: Starting the game. The player's android is located on the upper left corner of the screen identified as green.

2. Android Pit Rescue: Rescuing a miner. The android is carrying a miner to the surface. A flow of water is being generated by then.

2. Android Pit Rescue: Reaching the surface. A single miner can only be carried at a time. Miners have special coats (as the android) to prevent them to drown.

2. Android Pit Rescue: Firing. The android is armoured with 8 charges. They can destroy walls helping the android to carry his rescue when a stream of water blocks a path of the maze.

2. Android Pit Rescue: Destroying the android. Only if the android crosses the water he'll be destroyed.

3. Battle: Instructions 1.

3. Battle: Instructions 2.

3. Battle: Instructions 3.

3. Battle: Starting the Game. A random scenario is generated. Palm trees are represented in green, SAMs in cyan, ICBMs in magenta, the enemy tank in black and water in blue.

3. Battle: Destruction. The player's tank is represented in red. A yellow (*) in a red square represents the player is successfully firing at something.

3. Battle: Miss. The white (*) in a yellow square represents the enemy tank missed a charge against the player's tank. The white icons represent mines dropped by the enemy tank.

3. Battle: Being Hit. The yellow tank in a red square represents the player was hit. The black tank in a yellow square represent an enemy casualty.

3. Battle: Being Hit. Your tank is about to get destroyed.

3. Battle: The game is over.

3. Battle: Using a mortar. Moving through an enemy SAM is equal to use a mortar against it.

3. Battle: Game complete. 9 tanks were destroyed, more than 600 points won, and the player's tank was successfully driven to the border.

4. Destroyer: Instructions 1.

4. Destroyer: Instructions 2.

4. Destroyer: Instructions 3.

4. Destroyer: Starting game - Top line. From left to right: depth set on the last charge; speed; the sub depth if in range.

4. Destroyer: Collision with the merchant ship. If your destroyer collides with the merchant ship, it's immediate game over.

4. Destroyer: Enemy submarine firing. At a certain distance from your destroyer, the enemy can emerge and fire a missile. At this time it's represented by its periscope.

4. Destroyer: Enemy submarine firing. The merchant ship was destroyed.

4. Destroyer: Destroying yourself. Your destroyer's speed wasn't fast enough to avoid the blast of your own charge.

4. Destroyer: Setting a charge. When an enemy sub is submerged, the player can locate it by the quickness of the beeps of the sonar indicating proximity. This nasty is at 5 level depth.

4. Destroyer: Enemy on target. The destroyer ship turns green when is navigating right above a close zone where the enemy sub is located. This one is at 4 level depth and will be destroyed.

4. Destroyer: Enemy carcasses. A representation of a sunken sub indicating that you successfully charged the bomb within the right depth at the right zone.

4. Destroyer: The explosion of a charge. Another destroyed target and the moment of the explosion of another successful charge (eventually).

4. Destroyer: The escape of a Merchant Ship. Even though you successfully managed the merchant ship to safely escape, this is not fundamental for the success of the game.

4. Destroyer: End of game. All the necessary enemy submarines (5) were destroyed and just 2 of 10 merchant ships were sunken by the enemy.

Games Pack 1

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