Qourth

This is a great little bullet hell game, but don't expect to play it for hours as there is no depth or story here, just the need to kill and not be killed. As you fly along the constantly moving screen, you must decide if you want to sacrifice your score to get the normal power-ups (multishot, rapid fire etc) you see free in must over games like this. Whilst this is not entirely unique, it brings a little urgency to what is really a very simple game. The music in the game is terrible, the graphics simple and there is only mouse control - but what the hell I paid less than a quid for it. Load the game and give a blast for a few minutes a day and you wont be disappointed.

This old-style game has you trying to find out why Mars has disappeared, and as you run and gun across the four episodes you discover the answers via cut scenes. As a platform/shooter (with its slower pace) it is like playing the DOS games of old and with about 2 hours worth of play, the game is a short one, but it has lots of secret areas to be found. The lack of a save point can be annoying to some modern players and the game could of benefited with some music to add a little more atmosphere, but overall this is a little great game.

A well executed version of the board game with the option of either a single or mutli-player game. I can easily recommend this game if you are a fan of the original or looking for a classic game to play.