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A typical FPS set during World War II. You play as the British intelligence officer Sven Mortyr who must investigate the enemy operations in Norway, his homeland. It looks like the Nazi forces are developing a super-weapon and the own father of Sven Mortyr (a famous physicist) is been forced to work on this project.

You will infiltrate the enemy fortress using a mix of historically accurate weapons with some experimental (or sci-fi) new ones, blasting through 11 single-player levels, to uncover the secrets of the project and rescue the scientist.

The medieval land of Parthoris is swept by a mysterious plague. Its infected inhabitants descend into madness. Corvus, the protagonist of the first Heretic, finds a way to escape from his home town, but is still contaminated by the plague. Since he possesses one of the ancient Tomes of Power, he is not immediately affected by the plague; but sooner or later, he will have to succumb to it. Before that happens, Corvus must find who or what was causing the plague in the first place...

Another FPS developed in house at City Interactive, this time based on F.E.A.R.'s Lithtech engine. During development the game was known as Battlestrike: Force of Resistance 2 (international working title) and Rajd Na Berlin: Cien Stalingradu (domestic working title). It shipped under the final title Battlestrike: Shadow of Stalingrad, or Battlestrike: Cien Stalingradu in Poland. This marked the first use of the Battlestrike brand in a domestic release.

Eugen's take on the old-school RTS formula combines some of the Wargame serie's tactical subtlety with classic base-building, plethoric upgrades, and campy music.

Crime in the city is beyond the capabilities of the authorities, The Kingpin runs the whole town. Nearly every dirty thug and thief in the city is in some way working for him or paying protection money. Otherwise they have a habit of ending up dead. One such thug refuses to pay his protection money to one of the Kingpin's lieutenants, Nikki. For his troubles the thug is left beaten and bruised in an alley. Swearing revenge, it will be up to this thug to track down Nikki and every other member of the Kingpin's organization... and deliver a violent end to their lives of crime.

Mini Motor Racing is a 3D arcade racing game. It consists of circuit races, spanning multiple laps, against multiple opponents. It offers three large championships unlocked gradually, split up into different cups with multiple tracks for each. Races are set in different environments with weather effects and set during night or day. A number of tracks are based on the Fruit Ninja franchise by a fellow Austrian developer. Through winning races, new cars and tracks are unlocked and cash is earned.

It is World War II, 1942. Germany stands at its strongest as German troops are occupying the land from the Pyrenees to the Kremlin. Great Britain, one of the few still independent countries, decides to launch a daring assassination mission to kill three high ranking Nazi officials in an desperate attempt to end the war. You, Jan Mortyr, a british M16 secret agent, have been chosen for this mission.

Wolfschanze II is the sequel to Wolfschanze, but now by a different development studio. It is a first-person shooter set during World War II and this time the player takes control of the Russian soldier Mikhail Nikolajev. Intelligence has provided him with information about a German machine for encoding communication. It has been traced back to Kreutzhoffen, which he infiltrates by boarding a train. Once it arrives he needs to find the location of the machine, but he is quickly spotted and needs to take out all enemies.

Blood Bowl 2 smashes Warhammer and American football together, in an explosive cocktail of turn-based strategy, humour and brutality, adapted from Games Workshop’s famous boardgame.

Blood Bowl 2’s new graphics engine and high-flying realization faithfully portray the fury and intensity of classic Blood Bowl matches. Lead the famous star team Reikland Reavers back to glory, in a new solo story campaign supported by the hilarious commentators Jim & Bob from Cabalvision. Each match is unique, with unexpected and surprising events constantly renewing the experience!

SAS: Secure Tomorrow is a tactical first-person shooter videogame for PC developed and published by Polish company City Interactive in 2008. The game utilizes Jupiter EX engine, similar, if not identical to the one in F.E.A.R..