Arcade Video Games37
Arcade games. Titles from this category require particularly good manual skills. Main purpose of the gameplay is to reach a specific point or defeat enemies while controlling a character or a vehicle. Arcade games usually don’t have any story or have it in a very simple form. This category contains e.g. popular platformers.
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Bad Street Brawler
3.7 Game Score
Bad Street Brawler is an arcade game of the fighting genre, for which the Australian company Beam Software is responsible. The product debuted in 1987 on several hardware platforms, including ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64. The last edition was released in the United States under the name Bop'n Rumble.
Invizimals: The Lost Kingdom
3.7 Game Score
The first installment of the Inzivimals series, which appeared on PlayStation 3. Unlike the installments on mobile consoles, the title is a three-dimensional action arcade game. Let's take on the role of a colorful creature whose task is to save the Kingdom of Inzivimals.
Silpheed
3.6 Game Score
Classic shooting in a pseudo-three-dimensional environment, which will allow you to take on the role of the pilot of a space fighter called Silpheed. Your task is to destroy an alien Xacalite being who wants to conquer the United Universe.
Super Tetris
3.6 Game Score
Super Tetris is a refreshed version of the legendary arcade and logic game prepared for Spectrum Holobyte by Sphere studio. At first glance we can already see a lot of changes - both in the audiovisual setting and in the general concept.
Pearl Harbor: Strike At Dawn
3.5 Game Score
An arcade game set in the realities of World War II, namely the American-Japanese war in the Pacific. Players control one of the combat planes, which then clashed in the skies and in fifteen combat missions must tilt the victory room to the side of their country.
Road Runner
3.4 Game Score
Road Runner is a simple arcade game by Mindscape, whose story is based entirely on the popular series of cartoons with Strus Pedziwiatrem (Road Runner) and Kojotem (Wille E. Coyote) in the leading roles. The latter would like to eat the bird for breakfast - the only problem is that he would have to catch it first....
London Taxi
3.4 Game Score
London Taxi is a car arcade game produced by Data Design Interactive. Players have the chance to sit behind the wheel of a characteristic black taxi (FX4 London Black) and try their hand at crossing the crowded streets of the English capital. The game map is modelled on London's real plan, and during the game you can see a number of characteristic places and buildings.
Gauntlet
3.4 Game Score
Like most arcade games, Gauntlet also first appeared on coin-op slot machines. The programme debuted in 1985 thanks to the Atari concern and soon afterwards it became a model product for the shooting genre, offering bird's eye view.
The Smurfs 2
3.4 Game Score
The Smurfs 2 is a platformer by the WayForward Technologies team. Production allows you to play the role of the Smurfs trying to save the Smurfetka kidnapped by Gargamel. The game is mainly about avoiding obstacles and solving simple riddles.
Mars to Earth
3.4 Game Score
Mars to Earth is a 3D platformer addressed mainly to younger customers, enriched with adventure elements and puzzles. The player's task is to help a friendly Martian collect fragments of a space vehicle, which he crashed on the surface of the Earth and enable a safe return to his native planet. The title was produced and released by IncaGold.
Sonic the Hedgehog Genesis
3.3 Game Score
Another game with the famous blue hedgehog in the lead role. This time the Sega corporation has made available to Game Boy Advance console owners the classic version of the supersonic hero's adventures, originally released in 1991 on the 16-bit Mega Drive platform.
Star Trek: D.A.C.
3.3 Game Score
Star Trek: D.A.C. is a space shooter created by the Naked Sky Entertainment team. In terms of storytelling, the game partly refers to the film directed by J. J. Abrams. Players have the opportunity to take control of U.S.S. Enterprise and many other ships known to Star Trek fans and take part in dynamic space battles.
Klax
3.3 Game Score
Klax is an arcade and logic game, which debuted on coin-up machines for the first time in 1989, thanks to the Atari concern. The main goal of the game is to create hands from blocks of the same color, moving towards the player on a horizontal platform.
Scooter Challenge
3.3 Game Score
Scooter Challenge is a studio-produced IncaGold arcade game in which the player can try their hand at racing on a scooter. Race routes run through London, New York, Cairo, Rio de Janeiro and Sydney. The creators took care of several variants of the game, including the option of multi-player competition.
S.R.A.C.S.
3.2 Game Score
Even today, older players still recall the 1982 skill game entitled Choplifter, in which the main role was played by a two-dimensional, powerfully armed helicopter.
Rigs: Mechanized Combat League
3.2 Game Score
A first-person shooter by Guerllia Games, developed for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation VR. The action of Rigs: Mechanized Combat League takes place in the future, and the players take part in the eponymous futuristic sport tournament, sitting in the cockpits of armored mechs and fighting one another on special arenas. Generally, the gameplay combines elements of arena FPS with basketball.
Bee Simulator
3.2 Game Score
An original arcade and adventure game, allowing us to control a bee living in a large metropolis. While having fun, we carry out missions in which we help our swarm to survive in the city park. The title contains educational elements and also has several game modes, including a cooperative game.
Urban Trial Freestyle
3.1 Game Score
Arcade "racing" game for which the Polish studio Tate Interactive is responsible. We move there to the abandoned districts of the city to sit at the helm and fight for the best results on 20 complicated routes. The production has extensive online options, thanks to which we can track and beat the records of friends.
Apache Strike
3.1 Game Score
Apache Strike is an arcade game, realized in the convention of a typical shooting, set in the perspective of the first person. The player will play the role of the pilot of the popular AH-64 Apache helicopter, whose task is to exterminate other units attacking and trying to completely destroy a hypothetical city in the United States.
Babe
3.0 Game Score
Babe is an adventure and arcade game based on two popular films with a nice pig in the lead role - Babe the Gallant Pig (Babe - a pig with class) and Babe: Pig in the City (Babe - a pig in the city). Due to its simplicity and subject matter, this product may be an excellent choice for the youngest users of PlayStation 2.
Luigi & Spaghetti
3.0 Game Score
Invasions from space are an everyday thing in computer games, so no one should be surprised that the main character of the platformer Luigi & Spaghetti will also have to deal with green people.
Little Britain: The Video Game
3.0 Game Score
Little Britain: The Video Game is a game based on a popular, award-winning British comedy series produced by the BBC, which ridiculously and surrealistically ridicules the national characteristics of the British people.
The Expendables 2
2.9 Game Score
An action game developed by Ubisoft and based on the movie of same title. In the game, the player assumes the role of members of an elite mercenary squad. They go on a dangerous mission in order to avenge their friends and save the world from a terrorist. The team includes the protagonists of both movies, and each of them uses their favorite weapons. However, during the game player also obtains other weapons and experience which allows upgrading of the available tools of destruction.
WTF
2.6 Game Score
WTF (aka Baito Hell 2000) is a heavy title to be classified. It is a collection of about forty simple mini-games. The way of playing, however, is rather not reminiscent of the well-known Mario Party series. Not without a reason in the title of the game we have hell - the authors of the game have done everything to make the life of the hero devilishly heavy.