The sequel to Muse's revolutionary Castle Wolfenstein follows the same basic formula as the predecessor, while adding a host of new features that make gameplay more complex.

One of the very best and most unique interactive fiction titles ever made are 4 "interactive novel" titles from Synapse Software that are extremely hard to find nowadays.

A potentially great game that is unfortunatelly bogged down by weak puzzles that don't fit well with the story.

Undoubtedly one of the best action games ever made, Muse Software's Castle Wolfenstein is a revolutionary action game that spawned a whole new genre.

Datasoft's Apple II classic Conan: Hall of Volta is one of the best cross-genre action games I have ever played, bar none.

Essex is the second, and probably worst, game in Synapse's promising but short-lived "interactive novel" series.

Synapse's last game and also its most ambitious, Mindwheel unfortunately ends up as an ideal example of a great concept that is horrendously botched by frustrating puzzles that are not...

One of the best games ever made in any genre, RobotWar is a strategy/puzzle/simulation hybrid masterpiece by Silas Warner, creator of Castle Wolfenstein for MUSE Software.

Early action/adventure game that is another oldie but goodie from Synapse, published by IBM in 1984.