The first fully interactive combat racing RPG for the PC. Based on the popular board game by Games Workshop, GorkaMorka takes the highly visible Ork Mob warriors of the Warhammer 40,000 universe and spins them off into a whole new gaming experience:...
Earth is at war with an invading civilization. On the border between the two races, two fleets are engaged in a final deadly battle. While landing on planets and harvesting the precious resources vital to winning the war, beware that the enemy has gotten...
Spec Ops: Rangers Lead the Way is the first in a series of action-packed, real-time, 3D, first-person games based on actual Special Forces activities and missions. The game uses the proprietary Viper game engine, and the gameplay centers on learning how...
You are hereby under direct command to prepare for active duty in Return Fire 2. Intelligence reports indicate that groups of up to 16 different enemy strike teams have mobilized and are preparing an assault on headquarters. They will attack you in the...
You are hereby under direct command to prepare for active duty in Return Fire 2. Intelligence reports indicate that groups of up to 16 different enemy strike teams have mobilized and are preparing an assault on headquarters. They will attack you in the...
In this wacky, tacky, and campy 3D shooter, you play the role of Allison Huxter, a sassy truck-stop waitress on a quest to retrieve her sister from alien rabbit captors. Allison is armed with everything from a pair of alien pistols to her foul mouth and...
After coming home from work to find his house repossessed, the player-character, known as Postal Dude, decides that everyone is out to get him and goes... well... postal. He figures that everyone in town has been infected with something that makes them...
The sequel to Spec Ops puts you in the role of a US Army Green Berets. Spec Ops II offers you five campaigns (Antarctica, Korea, Pakistan, Thailand, Germany) with a total of 26 missions which you can complete in any order you choose. The main task is to...
