Most likely the worst game from quirky French developer ERE Informatique (which later became Cryo Interactive), Teenage Queen is a strip poker-- nothing more, nothing less.

In this funny adaptation of the TV series that isn't as well-designed as Cinemaware's classic games, you control Larry, Curly and Moe who must collect enough money through dubious means...

Level 9's answer to the Infocom's Zork, this trilogy includes Lords of Time, Red Moon, and The Price of Magik, all of which center around wizards and spells.

A very interesting Gauntlet clone, Time Bandit offers fun arcade action but also has some puzzle, action adventure, and even some simple text-adventure elements scattered over the 16 lands and...

After whisking the players to far-flung galaxies in the excellent Space Station Oblivion (a.k.a.

The Train: Escape to Normandy is a good 3D action game that is similar to Infiltrator in its crisp graphics style and success of the Commodore 64 version.

One of Probe Entertainment's earliest games is a good effort at creating an original science fiction platform game that didn't come out quite right.

TrianGO is a solid computer version of the relatively unknown variation of Go, a popular Japanese boardgame.

Probably two of the rarest Apogee games in existence, Word Whiz and Trivia Whiz are two decent trivia games by George Broussard and Scott Miller, two founders of Apogee.

Twilight Zone is a good game in the same vein as Mike Berlyn's Altered Destiny: a hapless hero gets sucked into an alien world where he must find a way...