Atmosfear: The Third Dimension 
This 1996 adaptation of the video board game series Atmosfear takes cues from features in other CD-ROM computer games. Some ideas improve the video board game format; others don’t.
Tagged: turn-based
Atmosfear: The Third Dimension
Capitalism 
Big on profits, light on ethics, and lavishly excessive in detail, the business simulator Capitalism is, for better or worse, an accurate look at what it’s like to run a big corporation.
Deadlock: Planetary Conquest 
Tensions flare quickly in Deadlock, a colonization game focused on one crowded region of a new planet.
Dinosaur Predators 
As an educational tool about dinosaurs, this game is limited by its strategic shortcomings. As a strategy game, it’s held back by its adherence to science.
Econ’s Arena
This lovingly cluttered, colorful strategy game based on the classical elements needs more focus to deliver a endgame as compelling as it looks.
Fooblitzky
Like an exaggerated version of deduction classic Clue, Infocom’s Footblitzky demands good note-taking to make logical order out of its overstuffed rules.
Magus 
In place of plot or a focus on RPG stats, Magus lets you wander.
MissionForce: CyberStorm
MissionForce: CyberStorm‘s complex strategic gameplay underscores a dark narrative about the invasive, soulless logic of endless war.
Two odd Monopoly games in context
Comparing two odd video game versions of Monopoly – one quirky, one intense – and what they say about the era they were released in.
Perihelion: The Prophecy
Perihelion takes place in an epic doom-metal psycho-apocalypse, and the game can never live up to that description.