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Hero's Heart

Hero's Heart

Views: 15,8641994SharewarePuzzle Everett Kaser Software
Hero's Heart is a traditional pushing, block moving puzzle game (think Boxxle, or even Chip's Challenge). The object … VIEW

Hexplode

Hexplode

Views: 9,1611987FreewareTraditional (Board Games) Ray Jensen
Hexplode is a strategy board game, according to the author based on an original concept by Janet Ansell. The game works … VIEW

Hexxagon

Hexxagon

Views: 27,3571993SharewarePuzzle Argo GamesSoftware Creations
An extremely enjoyable puzzle game. It's quite similar to Reversi/Othello, except with a hexagon grid rather than a … VIEW

The Hi-Low Game

The Hi-Low Game

Views: 1,3711993SharewarePuzzle Lorne De Almeida
Hi-Low is a typical "guess the number" game which most beginning programmers will create at one time or another. The … VIEW

Hitblock

Hitblock

Views: 8,9821994FreewarePuzzle Georg Rottensteiner
Hitblock is a Crillion-like game where the object is to use your ball to break all of the bricks. Unlike … VIEW


Hoosier City

Hoosier City

Views: 9,2421992Full versionAdventure WetwareMVP Software
Hoosier City is a Zelda-inspired action/adventure/puzzle game with decent EGA graphics, bad controls, and generally … VIEW

Hubie

Hubie

Views: 15,0401996SharewareSidescrolling Serendipity Software
Hubie is not a well known game, but it probably should be. The game (slickly presented with smooth animations and sound … VIEW

Hurkle Hunt

Hurkle Hunt

Views: 10,0791989FreewarePuzzle William R. Voss
Hurkle Hunt is a simple game based on earlier games that were simply titled "Hurkle". The object is to find the mythical … VIEW

Iago

Iago

Views: 8,3071990SharewareTraditional (Board Games) Soleau Software
Iago is a variant of the Othello board game (aka Reversi). You (yellow) play against the computer (red) in a fierce … VIEW

Ice Kiss

Ice Kiss

Views: 7,1271997FreewareSidescrolling ObjectSquare
Ice Kiss is a Korean/English puzzle / platformer game. I honestly don't know much about it, since the intro text is in … VIEW



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