Fable walktrough - This isn't a one-pass-through-and-you're-done game. It is a game that is meant to be played many times through, with many different characters and actions (5755 hits)
Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None walktrough - This game is non-linear and most side puzzles can be done anytime as long as the items necessary have been acquired. This walkthrough shows only one way of gameplay and the triggers to move to the next chapter. (3672 hits)
Primal Carnage - teamplay action shooter by Lukewarm Media. The game has a certain Crichton-esque quality, as it is "set on an abandoned military controlled island where an experiment gone awry unleashing colossal dinosaurs out of control." The twist here is that the dinosaurs are playable as well as the "team of tough mercenaries" that are hunting them down, with the mercenaries using first-person control, while the dinosaurs are controlled from a third-person perspective (1659 hits)
Ghost in the Sheet - Ghost in the Sheet is a point’n’click adventure game based upon a highly original story about a ghost who finds out that the Afterlife is not nearly as fun or relaxing as it sounds. Having met your new and rather unpleasant astral boss, you embark on an adventure to an abandoned factory with the goal of finding out what happened there. This dark and winding factory called “Sector Omega” is filled with other undead with whom you can talk and gather details as you slowly come upon the ultimate truth as to why “Sector Omega” fell into an abandoned darkness... (925 hits)
Kharkov: Disaster on the Donets - Kharkov: Disaster on the Donets is the latest strategy title from the award-winning team at Strategic Studies Group. A synthesis of the very best elements of two critically acclaimed and top-rated game systems, Decisive Battles and Battlefront, and a successor to both, the new Kharkov: Disaster on the Donets brings to life a campaign of epic scale and dynamic battles on the Eastern Front of World War II. (718 hits)
Crapfixer - This is my personal little IT toolbox that I've been using for years to clean up and tweak Windows systems i work on. The tool is about 7 years old, but I've given the codebase a full refresh, especially tuned for Windows 11 (works on W10 too). I also removed most of the old enterprise scripts, so what you're seeing now is a lightweight, easy-to-use, and safe app. Almost every change you make can be undone, so you can tweak without fear. (374 hits)