Kuros
When Katya, a young explorer with no memory of her past, awakens on Kuros, she finds a mysterious alien world teetering on the brink of destruction. Determined to piece together her forgotten life, she sets out to explore her strange surroundings.
With the guidance of six unique allies, help Katya explore five elemental realms – Wood, Fire, Water, Metal, and Aether – and heal the mysterious and damaged glyphstones that govern the landscape. Collect quest-related hidden objects, construct useful items and unique power-ups, and solve mind-bending puzzles to repair the stones and restore balance to this mystical world.
Kuros, a hidden object adventure with stunning visuals and addictive gameplay, unfolds over 25 unique locations in 5 magical element-themed realms. With more than 100 useful hidden objects and over 30 mind-bending mini-game puzzles, discover the mysteries of Kuros today!
Game Features
* Over 25 unique locations in 5 magical realms
* Over 30 mini-game puzzles
* More than 100 hidden objects to be uncovered
* 6 unique allies providing guidance in your quest
System Requirements
OS: Windows XP/Vista
CPU: Pentium III 750MHz or better (1.0 GHz Vista)
RAM: 384 MB System RAM (512 MB Vista)
Graphics: 64MB AGP Video Card, DirectX 9
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An absolute must for every Cossacks and American Conquest fan! Three centuries of war continue – with even more frantic combat and
more desperate power struggles raging across the American continent. The Spanish sound the attack on Yucatan amidst fierce Maya and Aztec resistance. The Germans put all their efforts into finding the legendary Eldorado. The Pontiac Uprising ends in a terrifying bloodbath between Native Americans and the British. And the Russians will do anything to conquer Alaska at the cost of the Haida. There is a fantastic bonus for shrewd strategists: the great new “battlefield” mode in single-player and multiplayer modes! Tactical skill alone will determine victory or defeat in single-player and multiplayer games. So, plunge into battle
American Conquest: Fight Back covers the same extensive period of early North American conflict as the original. Gamers can play any number of authentic single-player standalone battles or draw from a variety of historical campaigns covering conflicts from 1517 to 1804 A.D. Unlike many RTS games with tedious resource management and combat that takes the form of generic “clickmania,” American Conquest does RTS right by deftly combining resource management with warfare, where troops are created and upgraded from various building types, upgrade paths, and resource management capabilities.
Three centuries of war continue with frantic combat and desperate power struggles raging across the American continent. The Spanish sound the attack on Yucatan amid fierce Maya and Aztec resistance. The Germans put all their efforts into finding the legendary El Dorado. The Pontiac Uprising ends in a terrifying bloodbath between Native Americans and the British. And the Russians will do anything to conquer Alaska at the cost of the Haida. Lead armies of thousands of troops to victory in large-scale battles in 10 missions. Shrewd strategists receive the new Battlefield mode in single-player and multiplayer modes.
Features:
- Epic real-time strategy with historical background spanning 300+ years of American history
- 8 historical campaigns spanning 42 missions; Pizarro’s Expedition, the Seven Years War, & more
- Play as one of 12 different nations or tribes
- Engage up to 16,000 units in real-time battles
- For up to seven players via LAN of on the Internet
Hardware Requirements
Minimum: Intel PII 450 MHz, 64 MB RAM Recommended: Intel PIII 1 GHz, 256 MB RAM MS Windows 98, 2000, ME, or XP.
Genre : Real Time Strategy
Year : 2003
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Year: 2009
Genres: Sport (Soccer) / 3D
Developer: Bright Future
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Platform: PC
System requirements:
ââ¬Â¢ Operating system: Windows XP / Vista
ââ¬Â¢ Processor: Intel Pentium 3 1.3Ghz or Athlon XP 1700 +
ââ¬Â¢ RAM: 1024MB of up to 2048 MB, depending on the number of chosen championships
ââ¬Â¢ Hard disk: 12 GB of free space
ââ¬Â¢ Video: DirectX 9.0c compatible video card with at least 64MB of RAM
ââ¬Â¢ Drive: DVD-ROM 8x
ââ¬Â¢ DirectX: DirectX 9.0c or later
ââ¬Â¢ Sound: DirectX compatible sound card
Publication Type: license
Language: English (ENG), German (GER), French (FRE), Spanish (SPA), Italian (ITA), Polish (POL)
Tabletka: Present
Description: FIFA Manager 10 will help players to learn who among them is the world’s best coach. FIFA Manager 10poraduet players numerous features, including a completely new network mode, in which users can play with each other via the Internet or local network. Fans of the popular game developers have long asked to add a network game mode, and EA SPORTS finally fulfill the request. In traditional individual mode games this year, all the innovations meet the wishes of the players. In the game process was made more than 400 improvements! Of course, full control over his club coach is still here. You are responsible for the composition of players, game tactics and team training process, as well as the signing of contracts with the right club players, improving the training ground and stadium. Particularly noteworthy management regimes for the player and the national team, the possibility of creating a club and a means of predicting outcomes of matches.
Installation instructions:
1) Mount image
2) Install the game using Keygen
3) Copy the contents of the folder Crack (on the mounted image) to a folder with a game (with replacement)
4) Play!
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The USS Ronald Reagan is your new base. Launch and recovery is the order of the day. During launch, powerful catapult gets you airborne in just a few hundred feet. And in recovery, your tailhook needs to catch the steel cable to bring your muscular aircraft to a screeching halt.
The new launch and recovery system is exclusive for Flight Deck 4 with easy to use catapult and cable.
From the flight deck of the new USS Ronald Reagan, you’ll fly these seven aircraft:
F/A-18C HornetTM
F/A-18E Super HornetTM
E-2C Hawkeye
S-3B Viking
SH-60 Seahawk
C-2A Greyhound
EA-6B Prowler
approach to recovery
Photo of the F/A-18 Super Hornet
courtesy of US Navy
The F/A-18 Super Hornet from
Flight Deck 4 looks very similar
Flight Deck 4 uses an all-new simplified catapult launch and recovery system. You’ll experience the thrill of authentic deck operations with AI traffic on and above the carrier. You’ll see why cable recovery on the short flight deck is both thrilling and nerve-wracking.
This is our fourth iteration of our world-reknown Flight Deck series -bringing you the excitement of aircraft carrier-based flight. Registered users of previous versions of Flight Deck are elibible to upgrade to Flight Deck 4 for a special price.
Here are some comments from users of the earlier versions of Flight Deck series
“… I am very pleased with my recently purchased Flight Deck 3. Truly, the most beautifully designed carrier available – payware or freeware.”, M.D. via Internet
“… has surpassed all my expectations ….very grateful and impressed”, M.S. via Internet
“WOW! You guys are fast. I just ordered FLIGHT DECK 3 yesterday and received it today. Thanks!”
Launch
Hurry onto the deck. It’s launch time and you’re next in line.
Taxi into position over the catapult. The launch team connects you.
The steam is flowing and now it’s armed.
Set your brake. From his crouching position, the yellow jacketed shooter gives you thumbs up.
It’s game time.
Shove the throttles forward. Release the brakes. The catapult slams you to the back of your seat.
Before you know it, you’re hanging over the deck’s edge.
Gear and flaps up. Pull back hard. You’re up!
You can feel the sweat inside your helmet. Climb into the blue yonder.
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Recovery
Flying over the sea, Mama is barely perceptible over the blue water. Drop down and you’ll see your home base.
The LSO orders you to lose altitude. Fly past and do a 180.
Flaps down and throttle back.
Your fingers tighten around the stick. You jiggle it back and forth as you line up with the swaying deck.
Drop your gear and tailhook. Stay up there; don’t loose too much height.
The LSO gives you the green. Hold steady. Over the edge hit the deck and give it full power.
The tailhook catches the cable . You’re jolted to a screeching stop.
Your helmut bangs against the back of your seat. You’re down!
Throttle back. The cable is down. Look down for the thumbs up. Taxi off.
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IFOLS “Meatball”
Here’s a tool that you’ll use when landing. The center light on the meatball lets you know if you’re above or below the glideslope to the carrier. Click to see the IFOLS indicators,
above the glideslope
on the glideslope
Heads Up Display
You can also use the HUD display to guide you onto the deck. On the left you can see that the aircraft icon is above the “center” mark meaning that you need to lose altitude to stay on the glideslope.
Special Effects
Superb workmanship and special effects add to the realism of Flight Deck 4.
See the steam venting from the deck surface at the catapult and the engine afterburners ready to get the aircraft airborne.
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Here’s a gallery of Flight Deck 4 aircraft and equipment. For enlargement click on any image.
C-2A Greyhound
E-2C Hawkeye
EA-6B Prowler
F/A-18C HornetTM
F/A-18E Super HornetTM
S-3B Viking
SH-60 Seahawk
USS Ronald Reagan
Prowler on approach
Super Hornet cruising
Greyhound on catapult
Seahawks on deck
Greyhound
Seahawk airborne
Hawkeye surveillance
Viking airborne
Tower
S3 landing
Prowler gear down
F/A-18 Super HornetTM
SH-60 Seahawk
EA-6B Prowler
F/A-18 HornetTM
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PT Boats Knights of the Sea | PC Game | Genre: TBA (EU) / Racing (Cars) / Simulator / 3D
Developer: Naval Sim | Publisher: Akella | Language: Engilish
Sistem gereksinimleri:
Windows XP SP2 (RUS), Windows Vista (RUS),
Pentium Core Duo 2,0 GHz,
1024 MB RAM (2048 MB Windows Vista için),
256 MB DirectX 9 uyumlu 3D ekran kartı (GeForce 6600 seviye ve üstü, yerleşik hariç-grafik kartları içinde).
Boş sabit disk alanı 5 GB
Klavye, fare, DirectX 9.0c.
Yayın Türü: Lisans
Dil: İngilizce
Tıp: Hediyelik
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Worlds Best Board Games 2009
World’s Best Board Games 2009 features 17 world famous board games developed in unprecedented quality with stunning 3D graphics, exciting effects, fantastic sound, and artifical intelligence in three levels of difficulty.
You can play Single Player against the computer or challenge your friends and family. Includes these great games: Alquerque, Backgammon, Blocked!, Catch the Hat, Checkers, Chinese Checkers, Chess, Gane of the Goose, Kalah, Nine Men’s Morris, Picture Puzzle, Pachisi, Peg Solitaire, Reversi, Senat, Snakes and Ladders, and Tafl.
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Last Half of Darkness Tomb of Zojir-ViTALiTY
Description:
The darkness continues amidst the treasure from the gypsys lair, as a mysterious book is found in the tiny town of Shadowcrest. (Beyond the Spirits Eye) Perhaps a book that should never have been opened. A book with pages that chart the passage to the Isle of the Dead. Shrouded among fog and lore, legends of the Island speak of the strange ghosts that live there and the creatures of the dead hiding in the shadows: feeding on sailors foolish enough to beach upon the dark shores. Although stories of great treasure surround the island, it is also rumored that the isle holds the origin for a great darkness inside an ancient temple built centuries ago. Once again your experience in the dark arts and science may be useful to uncover the true origin of the last half of darkness.
Features:
* The Third Chapter in the Last Half of Darkness Series
* Point and Click Adventure Game
* Strange and Mysterious Puzzles
* Creepy and Scary Soundtrack
* 20 Hours of Gameplay
System requirements:
Pentium IV 800 MHz Processor
Windows XP \ Vista
128 MB RAM
32 MB Video Card
DirectX Compatible Sound Card
3 GB of Free Hard Drive Space
INSTALL NOTES
~ Unpack
~ Burn or mount
~ Install the game
~ ViTALiTY folder contains the things from the retail box
required during the game to solve special puzzles
~ Die like the rest
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Close Combat The Longest Day-SKIDROW
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7 Sins
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For the citizens of Apple City, life is all about who you know and what they can do for you.
7Sins is an action-oriented life simulation that immerses mature players in a world of celebrity and greed, where the right relationship can help you claw your way up the career and social ladder. In a game universe where fame and fortune are all that really matter, players charm, finagle, fib, and finesse their way through seven campaigns with over 60 sub-missions in hopes of reaching the top.
Throughout the course of the game, players make decisions based on the seven deadly sins: pride, anger, greed, envy, lust, sloth and gluttony. As they explore the city and manipulate…er, interact with old friends and new companions, they build relationships to unlock new missions and opportunities for success.
Within the seven chapters, players are totally free to explore and meet whoever they want. In each interaction, players must discover the best way to break through superficial personas to gain knowledge, find other valuable contacts and satisfy needs. From one meeting to the next, players increase relational and social skills by boosting their sense of humour, authority, culture, politeness, celebrity, and other vital characteristics. Along the way, players must overcome instinctual weaknesses: fear, violence and sex.
In Apple City, the decision is right at your fingertips: will you live a life of virtue or vice?
System Requirements:
Windows 98/2000/Me/XP
Processor: Celeron 1 GHz
DirectX 9
128 MB RAM
Free hard drive space: 900 MB
3D Video Card 32MB DirectX 9
DirectX-compliant Sound Card
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Dark Messiah of Might and Magic: Multiplayer-only, Non-Steam Version. With working serverlist and can be used as Portable.
The game emphasizes environmental combat, by way of using scripted traps or terrain features. Actions include cutting ropes to release heavy objects, kicking enemies over a cliff or into a bed of spikes, and breaking support beams to collapse a structure and crush enemies underneath.
Enemies are generally difficult to kill in straightforward combat, although characters developed for this purpose may have an easier time. Characters with high stealth can sneak up behind enemies and perform a lethal backstab maneuver, while players skilled with a bow can use it to snipe enemies from a distance.
Magic spells can be used to damage the enemy, heal the player, or serve a number of utility purposes.
As the player completes objectives throughout the game, Dark Messiah awards experience points that can be used to buy skills in one of three skill trees: Combat, Magic, and Miscellaneous. The Combat tree improves the power and efficiency of physical attacks. The Magic tree grants access to new spells. The Miscellaneous tree contains general improvements, including Stealth.
Although some enemies will drop remains when killed, looting in Dark Messiah is mostly a fixed affair. Valuable items are placed in specific locations for the player to find. Each item has fixed stats, and the selection of items is also limited, with only a small number of different weapons or armor in each category. Additionally, advanced items typically have a skill requirement, with the end result being that the character equips only a handful of different items over the course of the game, as allowed by skill selections.
Dark Messiah features a multiplayer mode that is similar to the gameplay of the Battlefield series in that opposing teams battle each other and earn points by performing strategic maneuvers across a large map. There are two playable factions, consisting of humans and undead, along with five playable classes. The character customization system is still present, with the limitation that players must select a predefined class and may only buy skills available for that class.
As a throwback to Rocket Arena, there is also a Colosseum mode, in which players fight individual opponents in front of an audience. When players are not battling in the current match they can bet XP on the outcome.
I’m playing this game myself just recently, and I really like it
Hope to see you online soon
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