The most interesting puzzle games released in 1999
All the best and most popular games of the year, upcoming releases, and hits from the past. Use filters to narrow down search.
Brydz 99
Puzzle 30 June 1999
Brydz 99 is a Polish program allowing you to play bridge with a computer or other people, designed for both beginners and advanced bridge players.
Pandora's Box
Puzzle 15 September 1999
A game that is perfect for long autumn evenings or.... Another long, boring days in the office. There are 350 different puzzles in front of you.
Star Wars: Pit Droids
Puzzle 17 September 1999
Star Wars: Pit Droids is a Lucas Learning puzzle game in which the main roles are played by nice robots from the Star Wars universe. Players can face 300 puzzles in 8 locations related to Star Wars: Episode One. The creators have also included a functional tool that allows you to easily add new puzzles.
Chessmaster 7000
Puzzle 15 October 1999
Chessmaster 7000 is one of the best chess programs for home use, characterized by extremely extensive educational possibilities.
Dogz 4
Puzzle 05 November 1999
The fourth version of the popular life simulation from the Petz series, in which we raise and train dogs, the best friends of man, traversing with them all over the world.
MindRover: The Europa Project
Puzzle 05 December 1999
Computer version of intelligent blocks. Design and program your own vehicle so that it can handle the race with the robots of the competition itself.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories
Puzzle 09 December 1999
A card game developed by Konami, based on the license of the popular anime. In Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories players follow the fate of Atem and Yugie - a pharaoh trying to save his kingdom from danger and his descendant from modern times.
Landmaker
Puzzle 09 December 1999
Conversion of the automatic logic-arcade game, in which the aim of the game is to build the largest possible structures. The PlayStation 1 version includes several additional play modes.
Shanghai: Second Dynasty
Puzzle 22 December 1999
Shanghai: Second Dynasty is a puzzle game produced and released by Activision, based on Mahjonga rules. The creators developed ten variants of fun, enriching the traditional gameplay with new elements. The title is addressed to a wide range of recipients, from newcomers to enthusiastic fans of the Chinese puzzle.