- CellFighter Game 2.04. New Life for Game of Life — Almost 40 years ago, when computers were large working machines and the phrase «computer game» sounded absurdly, a famous British mathematician invented the so-called «Game of Life», which by no means was a game, it was rather an example of a cellular automata clear for even a child. You certainly have seen those black-and-white cells (and possibly even have written you own example in the middle school). Many…
- OfficePopup 2.30. Message 'em All. — OfficePopup is a simple, zero-configurable solution for exchanging messages in the local networks. It supports the direct peer-to-peer messaging (without a server) as well as the client-server variant (through WinPopup Server, good for huge, multi-segment network). The software requires really no configuration because it automatically detects all OfficePopup’ers connected to the network. The program is very well optimized for using…
- FineCrosser 2.3.8. Cross 'em All! — Intellectual puzzles with words crossed in checkered fields and witty questions-clues are an American invention. The first known crossword was published by New York World December 21, 1913 by the British editor and puzzle constructor Arthur Wynne. It is said that some crossword-like puzzles appeared in the 19th century, but there is no one exactly known to be one of those. Since 1913, crosswords made a long way. Nowadays…
- Speedy Bubbles, Bums, Bums, Bummmms — Speedy Bubbles, funny bubbles, colorful bubbles. My work (describing this new program for you) was under a real treat because of this game. I thought, «A simple game, how long can I spend on it?» 5 minutes? OK, 20 minutes? Ha! Nearly 2 hours, and I *really couldn’t* give up playing, playing, playing, bubbling, bubbling, stop me please! The idea is nearly as old as the computer games…
- Star Defender 3. Defeat Iron Greenfly! — It’s a Big Greedy Insect that wants to own your entire Galaxy, all planets, fields and forests; it always feels the lack of territory. You with your incredible star ship are the only thing in the entire Space that can stop it. Would you neglect your duty? Of course, you would not! You would play Star Defender and crush all the Insect Forces! Strictly speaking, Star Defender 3 is «vertical scrolling space shooter» (you have…
- TurboNote+ 6.2, Stick 'Em All! — There is one interesting and valuable kind of software: Programs, which grow from some small «real-world goodie» imitation, but then, enriched with all the abilities today’s computer provides, these programs suddenly become multi-purpose, useful and competitive software suits. They are the example of how a «small real-world idea» can be re-born as «serious business application». TurboNote+ is a good example…
- Stone C 3.3, Drop'em Here — Whether it’s a construction site or any other place whether the ground is to be firm but it is not just yet, constructors utilize the vibro-replacement technique to improve the load-carrying capacity of soil silts and clays. Basically, the soil is improved by the insertion of stone columns. How do you know where to place those columns and how are those columns are to be arranged to achieve the…
- Instant Housecall, Support 'em All! — If your work is about providing support to users of some computer system (for example, you sell the system or sell consulting services, etc.), you can think of it as of almost unsolvable problem. Typical users have an extremely wide range of qualifications and experience, so your recommendations (provided through email, phone or some messaging service) can be easily misunderstood, ignored, forgotten and…
- HopMon - a great fun-packed 3D arcade for all ages — There was a time when games were all about fun and excitement. The graphics were far less impressive than today, the storylines were not like those of Hollywood movies, but despite all that, millions of players across the world met every new arcanoid with incredible enthusiasm. If you feel somewhat nostalgic about the good old days and the simplicity of the games you played as a teenager, you may want to check out HopMon — an exciting…
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