System Requirements 200Mhz or better Pentium CPU DirectX installed 1 MB hard disk space VGA graphics card with DirectX support MIDI-capable sound card 4+ button joypad (optional)

an action game for Windows with DirectX copyright 1991-2000 Jeff Mather Don your battle armor and explore the caves of a distant planet. Find your stolen ship part so you may return home! download Dunjax latest version: 1.0.0 (released 4/14/01) (unzip using option to preserve folders) Registration costs only $3 and lets you complete the game! When paying, please specify your product ID in the box that lets you send a note along with your payment. Your registration code will be e-mailed to you once your order is processed by the author. Thanks!

The Dunjax Team Programming, Game Concept - Jeff Mather Game Design, Level Design - David Niecikowski Artwork - Gavin Corneveaux Music - Ed Niecikowski Additional Level Design - George Corneveaux Logo - Howard Kistler

Version 2.0.18 a random dungeon game for Windows 9x/ME/XP, Linux, and Mac OS X copyright 1999-2004  Jeff Mather by Jeff Mather tile graphics Copyright (c) 1998, 1999, 2000 David E.Gervais and used with his express permission entity characteristics designed by David Niecikowski logo by Howard Kistler Battle your way through the dungeon levels underneath the razed tower of the evil archmage Syrilboltus, questing for riches with which to rebuild your devastated homelands. Use the powers you acquire as you gain experience to avoid or defeat the foes you encounter along the way. With randomly generated levels, no two games are the same! download Silmar Simply unzip the file to your hard drive, follow the instructions in the README file, and you'll be ready to go! Registration costs only $10 and lets you complete the game! When paying, please specify your product ID in the box that lets you send a note along with your payment. Your registration code will be e-mailed to you once your order is processed by the author. Thanks!   version history

Antep by Paul Falstad This is one of my favorite games of all time, so I thought I'd promote it a little by offering it for download here.  It offers many of the best elements of Ultima 3 and 4, without the time-consuming annoyance of having to orchestrate an entire party through endless combat sequences.  It was written for the Amiga back in the 80's, so on the PC it must be run through an Amiga emulator.  Follow the link below for instructions on how to do it.  download Antep how to run Antep on Windows through an Amiga emulator