1990's
In this classic soccer simulation from 1997, experience fast-paced action with a variety of game modes, from friendlies to seasons. Play with one of 11 national teams, Alan Shearer's hand picked All Star team, or your own custom team. Features motion capture from a young Michael Owen.
It's the last train home in 1997, and all you've got is your candybar phone and a game of Snake. Hunched over the green screen in first-person PSX style, you steer the snake while the car sways and rattles over the rail joints, empty stations flash past and someone's radio plays quietly down the carriage. Chase a new high score, unlock achievements, and try not to crash when the train lurches.
In this classic tennis simulation game from 2000, experience fast-paced, motion-captured tennis action in singles, doubles, and tournament play. Choose from a roster of existing players or create your own player and take on the world!
A nostalgic throwback to late-night gaming under the covers on a classic 4-shade green handheld. Pixel Pileup Party collects four brand-new, original 8-bit handheld games into a single package. Designed to capture the feeling of 90s monochrome gaming, it delivers distinct retro experiences paired with modern save functionality and full chiptune soundtracks. Included Games: Chibi Ninja-Kun: A tough retro action-platformer. Infiltrate dangerous levels, defeat bosses, and recover stolen ancient ninja scrolls. Donion VS Bad Hombres: A handheld Metroidvania. Help Donald the orange onion navigate, explore, and clear infiltrating fruits from his wall. Puzzle King Man: A pure, single-player Match-3 puzzle game focused strictly on block-matching mechanics. eXtreme Rider RETRO: High-speed endless cycle riding where survival is limited. Drive as far as possible before crashing and compete on global online leaderboards. Key Features: Four Games in One: Features an action-platformer, Metroidvania, Match-3 puzzler, and an endless runner. Custom 4-Shade Palettes: Distinct green-screen color palettes tailored for each game. Unlockable Graphic Modes: Three of the included games (excluding Puzzle King Man) feature hidden, unlockable display modes. Online Highscores: Global leaderboard support featured in eXtreme Rider RETRO. Authentic Audio & Quality of Life: Full chiptune music paired with built-in game saving.
Blocks rain from the sky and pile into a tower. Your only way out is up! Pace UP Rush is a fast 16-bit arcade climber. Ride falling blocks as they land, slide down walls and kick off them, smash through ceilings, and dig your way out when you're boxed in. Keep moving: the lava never stops rising, and a full row collapses beneath your feet. ONLINE MULTIPLAYER RACES Race up to 6 players to 40 metres. Jump into Quick Match, or create a private room and share the 4-letter code or an invite link with friends. Grab weapon crates (blasters, bombs and rockets) and knock your rivals back down the tower. Not enough players? Fill the room with bots. FEATURES • Solo climb on Easy, Medium or Hard • Online races for up to 6 players with Quick Match, room codes and invite links • Weapon pickups: blaster, bombs and rockets • Wall slides, wall kicks, ceiling smashes and digging • Zombies, hearts and a constantly rising lava floor • Fully procedural retro pixel art, CRT effects and an adaptive chiptune soundtrack • Built-in tutorial • Plays on desktop (keyboard) and mobile (touch) CONTROLS • Left / Right: run • Jump button: jump and wall-kick • K or X: fire weapon • P: pause • Touch: on-screen controls on mobile How high can you climb?
Slice the grid, trap the orbs. 50 sectors plus a level editor to build and share your own. A retro remake game inspired by old games Jezzball on Win98 and Barrack by Ambrosia for Mac circa 1990s.
Battle through metallic chambers in this top-down pixel art arena shooter. Dodge enemy fire, dash through danger, and blast hostile bots across challenging rooms.
1990's · 2D · 8-bit Music
Check ball. Online co-op and P2P streetball... yeah. You can leave your ego off the court. In Pro Streetball 1999, only your skills will earn you respect. It's cross or be crossed, on these streets.
1990's · Basketball · Sports
DüRT: Motocross Championship Arcade motocross built around riding skill, mid-air control, and high-speed dirt-track moves, wrapped in a late-'90s / early-2000s PSX look. Tight controls, two-stroke scream, pure dirt. If you grew up renting Championship Motocross, Motocross Mania, or Sled Storm, this is being built for you. Wishlist now to follow development and get the game the moment it launches. Built With Players, Not Just For Them This is the part I care about most. DüRT is a solo project, and I read every single piece of feedback and actually act on it. This is not a slogan. Real features in the game today came straight from player requests: full controller support across Xbox, PlayStation and Steam Deck, smoother handling and wall riding, a smarter AI that races you properly, and local split-screen. Players asked, I built it. If you play and tell me what's missing, there's a real chance you'll see it in a future update. You are not buying a finished box. You are joining the build. Where You'll Ride A full championship across tracks set around the globe, on every surface that changes how the bike behaves under you: Motocross tracks on packed dirt, deep mud, gravel and tarmac, each with its own grip and feel. Supercross maps with the tight rhythm sections, rollers and big jumps you'd expect from a stadium night. (In development, coming as the roster grows.) Who You'll Ride A growing roster of bikes and riders, each inspired by legendary late-'90s motocross hardware, each with its own engine character and handling. More machines and more racers are being added through development, so there's always a new ride to learn. How It Rides This is the heart of the game. The handling is hand-tuned until it actually feels right: Speed-sensitive steering. The bike has to be rolling to turn. Arcs are sharp when you're slow and calm down at speed, so it's easy to place in corners and never twitchy when you're pinned. Throttle-controlled drifting. Gas it into a corner and the rear steps out; roll off and the slide tightens. You steer with the throttle, the way you should. Back it in on the brakes. Stab the rear brake mid-corner and the back end swings around. The most satisfying move in the game. Real projectile air, with a growing trick list. Hit a ramp, follow a clean arc, and throw stunts in the air: Supermans, no-handers, whips and more on the way. Set up the landing or hold a trick too long and you eat dirt. The Late-PSX Look & Feel Everything is built to look and feel like the discs you rented as a kid. Chunky low-poly bikes, warped textures, dithered skies, and a 12-frame stepped rider animation: the same cheap, fast tricks the original PSX devs used to fake their physics and visuals. The chase camera is hand-rolled: a level horizon that never rolls with the bike, that signature lag and corner swing, and an FOV that widens with speed so straights feel like a rush. And the engine actually screams. Pitch is driven by the throttle and a faux gearbox, not just raw speed. Blip it at a standstill and it revs; chop the gas at speed and it down-revs, sweeping low-to-high through the gears with that two-stroke sawtooth. What's In The Box A full motocross and supercross championship across global tracks. A growing roster of bikes and riders. A growing list of mid-air stunts and tricks. Local split-screen co-op and versus, couch motocross built in from day one. Global leaderboards and achievements. A Note From The Dev DüRT is a solo project. Every detail (the drift, the engine pitch curve, the camera swing, the kick-start, the mud chatter) has been hand-tuned until it actually feels right. No publisher, no crunch. It'll be done when it feels done, and it'll keep growing with the people who play it. Try the free demo, then wishlist DüRT: Motocross Championship to follow development and help a one-person project get seen. See you on the ramp.
👵🛠️ Grandma needs help with her computer. Follow her instructions, dodge suspicious windows, and try not to break anything important. Features A humorous point-and-click puzzle game set on a fictional Windows 95-style desktop Help Grandma complete 8 tasks while dodging fake warnings, misleading pop-ups, and other computer mishaps There’s no lose state: wrong clicks trigger jokes, and you can try again Estimated playtime: 10-15 minutes Credits 𝕎𝕚𝕟𝕕𝕠𝕨𝕤 𝟡𝟝 𝓒𝓪𝓵𝓶𝓲𝓷𝓰 Icon Pack Paradise Road Trip - The Original Soundtrack Kenney Interface Sounds W95FA font
You are Ghost, a freelance operator who takes the jobs nobody else will. In this retro FPS game, rescue a kidnapped man from an abandoned warehouse. Hold a polling unit in Gwaram, Bauchi State, when thugs ride in on okadas. Get schoolgirls out of a Niger State boarding school at night. Escort a politician through an ambush on the Benin road. Cover his swearing-in from a rooftop 200 metres away with a sniper rifle. Then board the MV Bright Star in the Gulf of Guinea, snipe the pirate skiffs, clear the ship room by room and take down Black Tide. Earn money from each contract and spend it in Ghost’s armoury on new weapons: an SMG, a shotgun, a carbine and an L118 sniper rifle with bullet drop and a 30× scope. Plays on computer and on phone (landscape).
Control stink bugs, cockroaches, lightning bugs, ants and more. They are all part of your 22 bug army. Each has its own mobility, strength and weapon characteristics. Use classic military strategy as your insectile troops fight enemy bugs over a kitchen floor strewn with junk food! Fight for dominance, against the clock, or sometimes just to survive. 56 battles, each more complex and challenging, and all with the kind of tongue-in-cheek humour that will keep you buzzing with laughter! Features Use sophisticated strategies based on real military tactics. Simple to learn, but hard to master. 22 different bugs to battle, from ants to flies to bees to stink bugs, all with their own unique strengths, weaknesses and abilities. Unusual pause-to-plan real-time strategy gameplay. Carefully choose your moves, then un-pause time to let the action play out - pausing again at any time to re-issue orders. Humorous military briefings, victory celebrations, funny parodies, and puns. So many puns. Charming animations and high-resolution (for 1994) VGA colour graphics. Single player and two-player modes. Battle Bugs was created in 1994 by Epyx Inc., and designed primarily by Dennis Caswell, legendary creator of such classics as Impossible Mission and Pitstop II.
Originally released in 1990, this top-down combat racer from the creators of the Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge games saw players take the wheel of a high-powered super car in an all-out deadly race. Gameplay Compete in a series of dangerous races. Use your prize money to upgrade your car, adding everything from a turbocharger to missiles!
Pew Pew is a fast arcade airplane game where you destroy enemies, collect power-ups, and survive as long as you can. Your plane shoots automatically, so your job is to move smart, avoid danger, and defeat tougher enemies and bosses as the waves get harder. Move your mouse or finger and the plane will follow
1980s · Shoot 'Em Up · Shooter
In this Egyptian-themed puzzle game from 1990, guide Scara the scarab beetle through a pyramid by clearing its boards of stones. Matching hieroglyph stones vanish in pairs, but only when they line up in the same row or column. You slide them into place while teleporters, ice and traps get in the way. Play the 100-level Logic game with no time limit, or the Arcade game, where random levels race the clock and collected coins buy extra time, lives and special powers. Originally released in 1990 by Rainbow Arts. This Wavedash version is the MS-DOS release from Pixel Games UK.
Rediscover a forgotten gem of 90s 3D platforming, Starshot! Starshot pitches you into the exciting adventures of a space circus in the 32nd century. Space Circus is the biggest circus vessel in the Universe, but at the beginning of the adventure, things are not going too well. Space Circus has been overtaken by its rival, Virtua Circus, run by the infamous Wolfgang von Ravel. Virtua Circus which, thanks to its new spectacular virtual show, is a sell-out. Space Circus is also riddled with debt. It is being chased by the Intergalactic Bank, which has threatened to send out its fearsome Robot-Bomb bailiffs. To save the Space Circus from bankruptcy or even destruction, you play the part of Starshot, the Space Circus's star-juggler. You're going to travel through distant galaxies in search of the most extraordinary performers, to help put on the best circus show in the history of the Universe. But be careful, because Wolfgang von Ravel and his henchmen are sworn to ensure your demise!!!
Originally released in the early 90s, this sticky platformer from veteran developers Epyx saw players taking on the role of Todd the space explorer, who lands on a planet made entirely from slime and goo, and teeming with disgusting life forms, who searches for precious slime gems. Gameplay Armed with your trusty water gun, make your way through 6 different gooey adventures, each offering a different challenge: Adventure 1: Easy They say that this part of Slime World is easier than others, but it is still dangerous! Find the exit! Adventure 2: Exploration The ship was destroyed in orbit! A rescue ship has been called, but you have to get to it first! Adventure 3: Action The ship was destroyed in orbit over the worst part of Slime World! You must find the rescue ship! Adventure 4: Suspense Slime World is about to melt! Find mushrooms to delay meltdown by 1 minute! Find the exit! Adventure 5: Logic Your ship has been damaged, and your gun is useless! You have only your wits to save you from certain doom! Adventure 6: Arcade There are no restarts in this adventure, so just get as far as you can! On your way you can find a number of useful tools, from shields and bait to bombs and jetpacks!
Our chopper tailed-out after taking a hit... the pilot won’t be leaving the ground again. Now I have to lead my weary platoon back to our lines through the jungles and paddy fields. Entering what appears to be a friendly village - only to find it is a cover for a guerrilla faction - is just one of the things that helps our insomnia... that and the elusive psycho in my squad – I gotta figure out who he is before the morale factor becomes our worst enemy. Jeez, will this stupid war never end?! Back in the day when most games fell firmly into one camp such as shoot ‘em up, adventure, arcade action or map-based strategy, Lost Patrol was unusual in that it fused together elements of all these genres and more. With a combination of styles that tested a player’s entire gamut of skills, this 1990 release picked up fans on the popular platforms of the day – the Amiga, Atari ST and (for the relatively few PC gamers at the time) MS-DOS. Appearing in many ‘top 100’ lists, Lost Patrol is fondly remembered by those that played it. The general action takes place on a military map, through which you are tasked with navigating a squad of men whose helicopter has crash-landed after an attack by the pesky guerrilla fighters. At certain points however the game field will switch view, requiring your arcade shooting skills, some hand-to-hand combat or other such surprises. Praised in its day for the quality of these additional graphic scenes, you’ll quickly realise why Lost Patrol is considered a retro classic!
Originally released in 1998 for the Sony Playstation, N₂O took players on a high-speed journey through a bizzare and challenging tubular world. Featuring a pumping big beat soundtrack by The Crystal Method. 30 psychedelic levels of adrenaline-pumping action. Fight a constant stream of terrifying insectoid aliens trying to stop you in your tracks. Choose from up to four kinds of spacecraft, and customize their look.
1990's · Shoot 'Em Up · Arcade
There's no plot or characters involved, as you take on that role to find your next job. Choose a category (or sector) from the job portal and experience a variety of jobs, from the toughest tasks to top management positions. Experience it from the employee's perspective, the employer's, and even in short, brief work scenarios. Will you be able to navigate all the sectors and master the job market?
El investigador paranormal Edwin Costa está desencantado con su negocio, pues sólo atiende ridículos casos de supersticiosos. Todo eso termina al recibir la llamada de un millonario apasionado por la ciencia oculta.
Fight through stylized urban stages in this colorful 3D beat 'em up, moving, attacking, and grabbing foes in side-scrolling martial arts brawls.
1990's · 2.5D · 2D Fighter
Six trucks. One mud pit. No brakes worth mentioning. Mudjack Nitro Trucks is stadium off-road racing the way the arcades did it: the whole track on one screen, six trucks bumping wheels, and a crowd that wants to see someone fly. Floor it into the first corner, slide through the mud, and hit the ramp dead straight, or don’t, and twist the truck in mid-air to save the landing. Grab the blue nitro canisters and save them for the one straight where it counts. Every knock leaves a mark. Clip a wall or come down hard off a jump and your truck starts losing parts: the front bar, the roof lights, the hood scoop. By the last lap you might be limping home in a cloud of black smoke. It won’t stop you, but it will slow you down. Race 9 stadium tracks, from the tight turns of Hairpin Arena to the big jumps of Big Air Arena and the rocky climbs of Quarry Run. Mud grabs your tyres, water sprays, and on the asphalt you can finally open it up. In Quick Race the other trucks match your own pace, so every race is close. In career mode you start in Division 4 with a stock truck and a bad attitude. Race 4-race seasons for points and prize money. Finish in the top two to move up a division, or finish in the bottom two and drop down. Spend your winnings in the garage on engine, acceleration, tyres and a bigger nitro tank, or on fixing the truck you just smashed. Your rival Rusty Ray follows you from division to division. Beat him. Play with the keyboard on desktop or with touch controls on phone and tablet. Your first race teaches you everything in one lap. One more race. Just one more.
The most challenging JS13K unicorn Shmup 🦄💥 Free the unicorns from steam-powered goblins in Unicorn Rescue, a fast pastel shooter. Break cages, dodge bullet storms and take down the flying fortress. Get close for bigger scores and graze bullets to charge your power: Horn Blade at half charge, Rainbow Blast at full charge! Controls Start / advance through the briefing: Space on desktop, tap the screen on mobile. Move: arrow keys, WASD or ZQSD on desktop, drag a finger on mobile. Move precisely: hold Shift on desktop, small finger movements on mobile. Fire: automatic on both. Trigger the charged power: Space on desktop, bottom-right button or two fingers on mobile. Pause: P or Esc on desktop, the II button on mobile. Resume: P, Esc or Space on desktop, tap the screen on mobile. Mute / unmute: M on desktop, not available on mobile. Two powers, a single button : Horn Blade, available at half gauge, replaces your projectiles with a continuous beam that pierces through enemies. Rainbow Blast, at full gauge, adds two side beams and a five-way shot; enemy bullets caught in its beams turn into stars. Trigger them with Space or the touch button: the amount of charge decides which power you get. Mini-bosses and the flying fortress: Armored vehicles harden the crossing until the airship arrives, raining projectiles and reinforcements. Beat it to win. Rescuing all 43 unicorns is the true goal; the best score is saved locally.