Sentient 
Sentient overwhelms you with the freedom to roam an active space station and absurdly detailed dialogue. How much of this is just for show?
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Sentient
SimHealth 
A product of Maxis’s former business simulation division, SimHealth embodies the potential and danger of using games as educational tools for public policy and debate.
SimIsle: Missions In The Rainforest
Everything has a visible cost in SimIsle, a tropical simulation game about the dynamics between industry, labor, and ecology. What does it mean that it contradicts its own environmentalist message?
Stuffin the Briefcase 
This game about packing luggage is a satisfying slice of everyday life where you get to take care of your stuff.
Unearthing Subterraneans 
B-movie horror studio Full Moon Features at one point planned to release CD-ROM games and software. I found prototypes of their two titles and have released them into the wild.
Three Point Basketball Deluxe 
The cumbersome shooting mechanics of Three Point Basketball Deluxe don’t emulate basketball in a translatable way. At least the announcer delivers.
Traffic Department 2192 
With a solid base, the cocky and brash Traffic Department 2192 keeps rolling for surprisingly long after it runs out of steam.
Transarctica
This bleak resource trading game holds onto hope and perseverance amid the cold. (Except for the slavery stuff.)
Tubes
This science-themed Klax clone slightly differentiates itself from the original with a couple tweaks (and a little character).
Tunnels of Armageddon
Racing through this game’s namesake tunnels is a tough, wavering thrill, and it mostly ignores the extra complications thrown on top.