Schieten (Dutch for shoot) is a one-button shooting game. On the screen a shooting target is shown and a randomly moving dot. The objective of the game is to press the spacebar when the dot is as close as possible to the bullseye. The closer the dot is to the center of the target, the more points the player gets. …

Pac is an unofficial version of Pac-Man. It is an arcade game in which the player moves a character through a maze and eats as many dots as possible to get a high score. The character is chased by four monsters. There are also four stars in the maze and when one of them is eaten, the character can eat …

The objective of the game is to guess a combination of four tokens. The player gets ten tries to guess. After each guess the computer tells the player how many tokens were guessed right. The computer also tells the player how many tokens do occur in the combination, but in a different position. The player should use this information to …

Driester (Dutch for three star) is a game in which the player must clear the playing field by catching three stars at a time. Stars appear randomly on the playing field. The player controls a square and when there are exactly three stars in the square, the player earns points and two of the stars disappear. The game ends when …

The objective of Clearer is to clear the screen. The game starts with a white screen and a bouncing ball. Everywhere the ball goes, the screen turns black. The player controls a paddle which is used to keep the ball on the screen. The game ends after three rounds.

PC-Tennis is an unofficial PC version of Pong. The game shows two paddles and a moving ball. The paddle on the left is controlled by the computer and the paddle on the right is controlled by the player. The player must hit the ball in such a way that the computer can't hit it back. When done right, the player …

This Tetris version is an unofficial DOS adaptation of the puzzle game. At the top of the screen blocks appear one at a time. These blocks move slowly downwards where they pile up. The player can rotate and move the blocks so they form lines, which will then disappear. The longer the game lasts, the faster the blocks fall down.