Mario's Mission Earth was a cancelled third installment of the SNES educational games that would've followed a similar formula to Mario is Missing! and Mario's Time Machine, with the main focus being set on the solar system. Nothing is known about the project apart from a mention on the resume of Mark Knight, the composer for the SNES versions of Mario is Missing! and Mario's Time Machine.
My First Amazing World Explorer is an educational travel game, developed and published by DK Multimedia. It functions both as a virtual atlas and as an exploration tool. The player travels the world, collecting stamps from every country visited, whilst…
Get the incredibly addicting word game that everyone is talking about! Starts off easy but gets challenging fast. Can you beat the game? This modern game combines the best of word searching and crosswords for tremendous brain challenging fun! Never…
Pixel Game Maker MV – the latest entry in the Maker series.
What Would You Choose is a fun and addicting game where you have to choose between two difficult scenarios. Including hundreds of the best hand-picked Would You Rather questions and even a voting system for your favorite options!
PC Building Simulator lets players get to grips and experiment with building their very own gaming PC, without the associated risks and costs. With tutorials to help master the basics and an array of accurate and lifelike components that function exactly as…
Create your own school life stories playing with tons of characters and objets
The Last Journey is an ultimate post-nuclear exploration game in which you travel the universe to find a new planet suitable for mankind to live on after the Earth was destroyed in a nuclear war.
A masterpiece is wasted if you only glance at it. Solve the riddles, and the world's great paintings come alive.
Look closely at this image. One thing doesn't belong. Once you notice it, you can't look away.
The answer you choose reveals a hidden truth about you. And the instant you finish reading it — a chill.
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