Glider

Macrium Reflect: Macrium Reflect adalah utilitas cadangan untuk Microsoft Windows yang dikembangkan oleh Paramount Software UK Ltd pada tahun 2006. Ini menciptakan gambar disk dan arsip cadangan file menggunakan Layanan Salinan Bayangan Volume Microsoft untuk memastikan akurasi data 'pada saat itu'. Macrium Reflect dapat mencadangkan seluruh partisi atau file dan folder individu ke dalam satu file arsip terkompresi yang dapat dimount, yang dapat digunakan untuk mengembalikan gambar yang tepat dari partisi di hard disk yang sama untuk pemulihan bencana, atau hard disk baru untuk migrasi data. Ini telah menerima banyak ulasan yang menguntungkan, dan sering direkomendasikan dan digunakan sebagai program contoh untuk tutorial kloning dan pencadangan. Macrium Reflect dapat membuat gambar cadangan penuh, inkremental, dan diferensial, atau secara selektif mencadangkan file dan folder individu. Data dikompresi dan dienkripsi secara real-time menggunakan algoritma kompresi berbasis LZ d...

  Chime: "Chime, a music and puzzle video game developed by Zoë Mode, made its debut on the Xbox Live Arcade platform in 2010 and was later released for Windows. An expanded edition of the game, known as Chime Super Deluxe, became available on the PlayStation Network in March 2011. Chime marked the inaugural release from the non-profit video game publisher OneBigGame. In Chime, players engage in a block-dropping puzzle experience. They control a single shape at a time, with the ability to move, rotate, and place it onto a grid. A beatline synchronizes with the music as it moves across the grid, triggering events when it encounters placed shapes. Players can form quads by arranging shapes into solid blocks of 3x3 or larger. Upon completing a quad and aligning it with the beatline, distinct musical samples corresponding to the quad's shape are activated. The size of the quad determines the player's score, and they can achieve multipliers by having multiple quads on the grid ...

Nightmare Puppeteer: "Puppeteer is a side-scrolling platformer game where players assume control of the protagonist 'Kutaro,' a young boy who has been transformed into an animated puppet and promptly separated from his head. Throughout the game, Kutaro discovers various replacement heads, each granting access to unique abilities and corresponding environmental interactions. In the event of damage from an enemy or obstacle, Kutaro loses his current head, which will vanish if not retrieved within a brief time frame. Kutaro can carry up to three heads at once, and if he loses all of them, he restarts from the last checkpoint. Players can earn extra lives by collecting 100 'Moonsparkles' within a specific game section. As the story unfolds, Kutaro wields a magical pair of scissors named 'Calibrus,' which allows him to cut through parts of the scenery, enabling access to otherwise unreachable areas. Over the course of the game, Kutaro acquires the abilities of t...

Fahrenheit: "Fahrenheit, also known as Indigo Prophecy in North America, is an action-adventure game developed by Quantic Dream and published by Atari for Microsoft Windows, Xbox, and PlayStation 2 in September 2005. The game's plot revolves around Lucas Kane, a man who commits murder while under supernatural possession, and the two police detectives tasked with investigating the case. Gameplay involves players making decisions that impact the narrative. The game's writer and director, David Cage, completed a 2,000-page script in just one year. Quantic Dream, employing nearly eighty individuals, dedicated two years to the game's development. Fahrenheit received critical acclaim for its story, characters, voice acting, and music, although some criticism was directed at the ending and graphics. It achieved sales of over one million copies. A remastered version, titled Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy Remastered, was released for various platforms, including Windows, Android, ...

Painted Legend: "Legend, a side-scrolling hack and slash beat 'em up video game, was developed by Arcade Zone and initially published in North America by Seika Corporation in April 1994. It later became available in Europe through Sony Electronic Publishing on December 21 of the same year, exclusively for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. The game marked the debut project of Carlo Perconti and Lyes Belaidouni at Arcade Zone, both of whom would later go on to establish Toka and HyperDevbox Japan, respectively. Set in the fictional medieval kingdom of Sellech, the game follows players assuming the roles of knight warriors Kaor and Igor as they strive to thwart the corrupt ruler's son, Clovis. Clovis seeks to tap into the imprisoned soul of malevolent despot Beldor to conquer the land. Drawing inspiration from various high-fantasy medieval-themed beat 'em up arcade games from companies like Capcom and Sega, Legend was conceived by Perconti and Belaidouni as their a...

Glider Simulator: Glider is a classic Macintosh video game developed by John Calhoun and initially released as shareware in 1988 under the banner of Soft Dorothy Software. The game's objective revolves around piloting a paper airplane through various rooms within a house. The airplane's movements are influenced by air currents generated by heat ducts and fans, making navigation challenging. Additionally, the rooms are filled with numerous household objects, many of which pose deadly obstacles. Some rooms introduce unique mechanics, such as slippery grease-covered surfaces. The game presents each room in a two-dimensional side view. In 1991, an enhanced version called Glider 4.0, featuring color graphics and a level editor, was published by Casady & Greene. This version was also adapted for Microsoft Windows in the mid-'90s. Further enhancing the game, Glider PRO was introduced in 1994 by Casady & Greene for Macintosh. However, when the publisher faced bankruptcy in ...