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Santa Claus is in trouble! The elves have gone on strike and spread all the presents for Christmas around Santa's factory in the north pole. Santa must travel through eight areas of the North Pole manufacturing plant and recover all the presents in time for christmas day!

Six Pack Man is a run-and-jump screen to screen platform game (a la Montezuma's Revenge) that was heavily inspired by an old Amiga game called PlatMan.

In Bam?, you play MonkeyMonkey, a nice little monkey who's lost in a diluted world. In order to escape from this scary place, you'll need to use the color Cross, an item that enables you to make mysterious colored platform appear. However, the color Cross needs power and honestly, do you know any better biofuel than bananas?

This is a simple arcade-style space shootem'up called Microshooter.

In this point-and-click adventure, mainly being developed by 2 people, you take control over our hero called Russ Kimble.

This is a GBA version of the board game Super Master Mind by Invicta Plastics. The goal is to determine the hidden color code through educated guessing. After each guess, you will be given information about your guess that you can use to determine your next guess.

Castle Blast is shoot'em up based on the 5th screen of Atari's 2600 Phoenix where you take on the mothership.

Pyro is going to burn down those forests if its the last thing he does! He's got quite a hot temper and an electrified personality! You control Koffi, the yellow helicopter. Koffi must defeat Pyro by bumping into him, being careful not to get fried by either the lightning or the raging fires! Koffi must collect rainwater from the clouds above and douse it on fire! Watch that tricky Pyro though, he doesn't sit still and his different types of lightning are deadly! It's a matter of timing and learning Pyro's patterns to get enough rainwater collected to douse the fire, and destroying the storm cloud in the process!

This is a improved version of Freecell which is more similar to the Windows version.

Originally for the BBC Micro, released in 1987 by Julian Avis. Explore Dungeons!