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• Backyard Sports

  Backyard Sports brings neighborhood games to life with teams of colorful kid athletes. Baseball, soccer, American football and other sports share a playful spirit, with familiar faces and surprising power-ups giving each match its own personality.

  Published collection: 17 games

• Dragon Ball

  Dragon Ball games turn the manga and anime’s battles into fighting games, character-building adventures and action RPGs. You might assemble a tag team, create your own fighter or revisit Goku’s journey between explosive encounters.

  Published collection: 38 games

• Alone in the Dark

  Alone in the Dark mixes supernatural horror with the patient work of investigating unfamiliar places. Searching rooms, piecing together clues and confronting creatures make each discovery feel like another step into danger.

  Published collection: 12 games

• Centipede

  Centipede turns a mushroom-filled playfield into a shifting shooting puzzle. Segmented creatures descend toward you, shots split them into new threats, and evasive movement keeps a high-score run alive; sequels and reimaginings build on that restless arcade rhythm.

  Published collection: 5 games

• The Matrix

  The Matrix games turn the films’ simulated world into martial arts, gunfights and gravity-defying movement. Some follow familiar heroes, while others explore events around them or the lives of new inhabitants. Slow-motion action and questions about the world’s reality give these different adventures a shared identity.

  Published collection: 3 games

• Rush

  Rush is the arcade-racing series that began with San Francisco Rush. Its roads invite you to launch off hills, take unlikely shortcuts and find faster routes through exaggerated cityscapes. Speed and spectacular jumps give the races their character, with later entries adding dedicated stunt play and futuristic streets.

  Published collection: 4 games

• Asterix & Obelix XXL

  Asterix & Obelix XXL brings the two Gaulish comic heroes into 3D adventures filled with Roman soldiers, slapstick fights and puzzles. Exploring the scenery between brawls is part of the fun, with each adventure giving the unlikely duo new trouble to cause.

  Published collection: 3 games

• Duel Masters

  Duel Masters turns trading-card duels into contests of preparation and timing. Build a deck, turn cards into mana and summon creatures to break through opposing shields, while watching for a Shield Trigger that could upset your attack.

  Published collection: 7 games

• Test Drive

  Test Drive puts desirable cars on roads that demand more than straight-line speed. Earlier games mix fast driving with traffic and police, while the Unlimited branch opens up larger places to explore, race and build a collection of vehicles.

  Published collection: 3 games

• RollerCoaster Tycoon

  RollerCoaster Tycoon turns a patch of land into a theme park full of rides, paths and visitors with opinions. Building spectacular coasters is only part of the job: prices, staff and guest happiness determine whether your creation thrives. The series combines detailed construction with the everyday decisions of running a park.

  Published collection: 3 games

• System Shock

  System Shock blends first-person science-fiction horror with exploration and careful use of supplies. Hostile interiors and the rogue AI SHODAN make survival a matter of understanding your surroundings as well as handling a weapon.

  Published collection: 5 games

• Beyblade

  Beyblade games turn customisable battling tops into virtual stadium contests. Across Metal Fusion, Burst and X, assembling a top and choosing how to launch or attack bring each generation’s rivalries to life.

  Published collection: 15 games

• Dungeons & Dragons

  Dungeons & Dragons spans licensed fantasy games about adventurers, monsters and magical worlds. Some ask you to build a party, plan spells and choose your words carefully; others put weapons directly in your hands for real-time battles. The rules and pace vary widely between games.

  Published collection: 10 games

• Gauntlet

  Gauntlet sends fantasy heroes into monster-filled dungeons, pairing cooperative fighting with a scramble for treasure. Choosing a hero, clearing a path and keeping the party moving are recurring pleasures, whether the action unfolds in a top-down maze or a larger adventure.

  Published collection: 5 games

• Crayon Shin-chan

  Crayon Shin-chan games bring Shinnosuke and his friends into adventures shaped by the character’s mischievous humour. The franchise ranges from comic action stages to countryside holidays, where fishing, catching insects and meeting neighbours can be as memorable as the main story.

  Published collection: 12 games

• Godzilla

  Godzilla games bring Toho’s giant monsters into everything from side-scrolling adventures to arena battles. In the action entries, you smash through buildings and trade heavy blows or beam attacks with rival creatures. The rules change between games, but the monsters’ enormous scale gives the destruction its character.

  Published collection: 6 games

• Action Man

  Action Man turns Hasbro’s toy hero into playable missions against Dr. X and his schemes. Depending on the game, you train at headquarters, drive unusual vehicles or jump and fight through enemy territory. Gadgets and changing environments give these licensed adventures their toy-box feel.

  Published collection: 3 games

• The Witcher

  The Witcher turns monster hunting into stories about the people living beside the monsters. Drawing on Andrzej Sapkowski's fantasy world, its games combine investigation, combat preparation and choices whose consequences reach beyond a single contract, with Geralt's adventures at the center of the main series.

  Published collection: 4 games

• Area 51

  Area 51 is a science-fiction shooter series built around alien threats and secret military experiments. Its arcade games ask you to aim quickly and pick out targets, while later first-person adventures let you move through the danger yourself; BlackSite adds commands for a small squad.

  Published collection: 2 games

• Worms

  Worms turns tiny armed teams into a battlefield comedy. Most entries give you a turn to move, judge a shot and choose a weapon, with explosions steadily tearing up the landscape. A carefully planned attack can be overturned by an awkward landing or an absurd weapon, making the next turn worth watching too.

  Published collection: 2 games