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.
Tagged: Windows 3.1
Unearthing Subterraneans
The Greens 
This tiny minigolf game has problems. They don’t completely get in the way of its loving, low-rent charm.
The Lost Mind of Dr. Brain 
The third game in the Dr. Brain series is quite fun because of its multi-subject education – not in spite of it.
Troggle Trouble Math
In a big departure for MECC’s Munchers series, the spinoff Troggle Trouble Math is like a math dungeon crawler, with a story and structure that can fit a variety of math activities.
Video Cube: Space
Enter the Video Cube – a extraterrestrial video puzzle that probably only exists because computers could now play videos.
The Walt Disney World Explorer CD-ROM 
Disney World is a fantasy, an illusion, and the Disney World CD-ROM is a guide to what that fantasy was supposed to look like on its 25th anniversary.
Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road: The Video Game 
StupidSoft probably had a good time creating this wonky, good-natured Frogger clone.
Win Elvis-n-Space 
This Elvis-themed space combat game based is less strange or interesting than you’d expect. The normal, acceptable parts far outweigh the weird ones.
World Empire series 
The World Empire war game pentalogy adds a layer of political pragmatism to Risk and captures a decade of stylistic change in gaming.
Wrath of the Gods 
You have to admire the ambition and scope of an edutainment game that covers the entire pantheon of Greek legend and, weathering its constantly messy design and acting, sort of achieves its goals.