Games are an integral part of one’s childhood and it is often times very difficult for a good deal of of the grown-ups to forget the games that they grew up with. Despite the huge number of new and modern games, a good deal of are still hooked to at least few of the old games. The very basi game to be included in Mac was a desk accessory called Puzzle and this game stayed with Mac for almost 10 years till it got substituted by a jigsaw puzzle. The initial games supported on Mac machines included the Dark Castle (1986), Microsoft Flight Simulator (1986) and the very famous SimCity (1998). Apart from the game Myst, almost all other games were produced alongside other operating systems. An indepth list of Mac games is available at wikipedia.

Dark Castle

Dark Castle was published for the Mac by Silicon Beach Software and for other platforms by Three-Sixty Pacific. The protagonist of Dark Castle is a young man named Duncan who needs to doge objects and solve puzzles while reaching for the evil Black Knight. Duncan is competent of running, jumping and ducking to make his journeying to the Black Knight. He likewise has access to a fixed set of rocks which he may hurl at his enemies. Additional rocks and elixir are also found along the path. The game has 14 levels coming out of 4 doors of Greta Hall. The Left most doors leads to three Troubles, the Farther away door on the left side leads Duncan to three Fireballs, the Middle Door leads him to three Black Knights and the Right door leads to the three shields which Duncan will require to dethrone the Black Knight. The game received positive reviews and was given a rating of 4 out of 5 stars. This game was followed by two sequels, Beyond Dark castle freed in 1987 and Return to Dark Castle freed in 2008.

SimCity

Designed by Will Wright, SimCity was firstborn freed in 1989. It has been followed by various sequels including SimCity 2000, SimCity 3000, SimCity 4, SimCity DS, and SimCity Societies. As the name indicates, the goal to be attained is to build and design a city while encountering disasters like flood, fires, tornadoes, earthquakes and attack by monsters. The game received substantial acknowledgement in a short span of time and has won assorted awards including the Best Entertainment Program, Best Educational Program and Best Simulation Program. The games features a series of scenarios underneath which the Mayor needs to respond to the developing situation. Some of these scenarios are based on real life events. These introductory scenarios include the clogged traffic in the city of Bern, a nuclear plant meltdown in the city of Boston, the growth of Crime in the city Detroit and rebuilding the city of San Francisco after the 1906 earthquake.  Other scenarios include the attack on the city of Tokyo by a Godzilla-type monster and the coastal flooding of the city of Rio de Janeiro due to global warming.

Mac Games

A collection of 4 veritably outstanding games including: Princess Isabella – A Witches Curse, Empress of the Deep – The Darkest Secret, Escape the Museum 2 and The Mirror Mysteries.

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Four “Great Games” from Gogii
By djin
If you are a fan of IHOG’s (Interactive Hidden Object Games) or “Adventure Lite” games, and haven’t played any of these games yet, this collection is a great buy at $9.99 for all four games. The four games are:

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Review of Hidden Object Games
By Carotopgal
I purchased this set of 4 games in one CD as a firstborn to see if I liked this kinds of games. I love this CD and have been genuinely well pleased with playing it. It was well worth the nominal fee for the CD.

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Hidden Object games…
By M. Rhea
Miss my ‘click and point’ games and these concealed object games are the nearest any person is making these days, I guess. I at last got applied to playing them and do receive pleasure from theme now but would love to still see more of the ‘click and point’ games come back into favor. This game took awhile to arrive but did so in great shape and played very well on my Win7. The set up was a little strange to me with all these multiple-game packs but at long last figured out what was what and had a outstanding time playing.

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