Games

Throw the dice and shuffle those cards, it's Game Night! HOYLE Puzzle & Board Games delivers hours of fun with the biggest assortment of games yet! This great collection features traditional game standards like Hangman, Mahjongg and Anagrams plus popular hits like Chess, Battling Ships and Sudoku. Challenge your friends and family on one computer or play against the witty and personable HOYLE characters! All games are designed with rules according to HOYLE, the Official Name in Gaming. HOYLE Highlights: Use HOYLE Face Creator to design your own player Customize card backs, characters and more Earn HOYLE rewards to unlock fun game bonuses NEW Big Bang Brain Games: Echo Fallacy Nova Sweeper Remembrance and More!

HSX: HyperSonic Xtreme is a futuristic hover sled racing game. Races take place on elevated tracks littered with speed boosts, shield power ups, and big jumps. There are several game modes, including a cup mode and slalom races, either of which can be played in two player split screen. One of HSX's major features is it's built-in track editor. The full-featured track editor lets you create your own tracks, complete with flashy special effects.

Hua Mu Lan: Mulan is an unlicensed action game by some unknown developer for the Sega Mega Drive made some unknown year. It is based on either the Chinese legend of Hua Mulan or the 1998 Disney film of the same name — which it steals art from, giving us a potential earliest release date. Some of its music is stolen from another unlicensed game, Chuanpu's 1996 Ya Se Chuan Shuo; whether or not the rest is also stolen has yet to be determined. Interestingly enough, the game has a story screen... in Chinese, English, Spanish, Portugese, and Arabic. The stories appear to be identical: during the Tang Dynasty, the Hun warlord Tan-Yu led his soldiers to seize the dynasty, and Tang conscripts all men to fight the oncoming forces. Hua Mulan, not wanting to see her old father fight, goes in to fight for him. The game is a typical platformer. B attacks and C jumps.

Huan Le Tao Qi Shu: Smart Mouse (歡樂淘氣鼠) is a Sega Mega Drive game developed by several Taiwanese developers in some unknown year. While the name of the dev team is never given, there is a staff list — much of the staff come from Chuanpu, but there's no confirmation this was one of their products. Some of the music is also stolen from Wonder Boy III: Monster Lair, whose sound driver the game uses. The game itself is a basic Pengo clone — the goal is to destroy all the enemies in the stage without getting hit. A pushes a block.

The player assumes the role of Hudson Hawk, a cat burglar. He is sent on a mission to steal three Da Vinci artifacts. Walking through various levels in this platform game, the player must avoid sounding alarms. In addition, security guards and dogs show up to hamper the mission. Hudson Hawk can pacify the enemies by punching them or throwing a "ball" at them.