Probably the best bowling game of the 1980s, 10th Frame Bowling is a fun bowling game for up to 8 players.

An underrated "cinematic adventure" by the company famous for Tex Murphy games, Amazon is a fun romp in the style of B-movies in the 50s.

Armor Alley is without a doubt one of the most fun and complex multiplayer action games ever made.

Similar to Access' early Tex Murphy adventures, Countdown has an incredible amount of "pixel-hunt" puzzles and several pointless "arcade" sequences.

Arcade-style action game by Access Software - very "inspired" (to put it mildly) by the coin-op game Narc.

One of the best 3D spaceflight simulations ever made, Echelon goes beyond the typical shoot-everything-in-sight concept by integrating neat puzzles into gameplay.

Sequel to cult classic Mean Streets, the second of Access' Tex Murphy games is an interesting point-and-click detective adventure set in 21st century San Francisco.

The first game in the Tex Murphy series is a great sci-fi adventure with some (gasp) action elements.

Although a fairly primitive golf simulation, World Class Leader Board is notable as the true precursor of Access Software breakthrough Links golf series.