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Master high-skilled combat to uncover the secrets of an ancient, interconnected world.

Star Wars: Fate of the Galaxy
Original Trilogy dogfighting, tuned against the films themselves, on an engine built for space combat.
The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall
Daggerfall Unity, the Unity-engine rebuild of The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall, installed with Daggerfall's free game data set up for you.

RollerCoaster Tycoon
The community-built RCT2 upgrade: modern displays, multiplayer, speed controls and two decades of fixes.

Battlefield 1942 Anthology
A World War II battlefield big enough for infantry, tanks, ships, and the pilot who absolutely cannot land.

BombSquad Game Night
BombSquad
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Star Wars™: Jedi Knight™ II
A modern multiplayer client for Jedi Outcast that joins 1.02, 1.03 and 1.04 servers from one program.

F.E.A.R. Platinum
F.E.A.R. Combat reborn for online firefights: sharper visuals, community servers and voice chat. Requires your own F.E.A.R. Platinum copy or Community version

Soldier of Fortune: Platinum Edition
Soldier of Fortune through a new engine: widescreen menus, modern rendering, and the same brutal campaign. Bring your own game files.
Diablo + Hellfire
Diablo build for modern operating systems
Packageable add-ons for PlayBound titles

Hi-Diver (Gottlieb 1959)
A 1959 Gottlieb classic with swimmers and a diving-board wheel.

Spinning Wheel (Talleres Llobregat 1970)
A 1970 Spanish electromechanical with every graphic redrawn.

Schuss (Rally 1968)
A 1968 ski-themed table where targets raise and lower a centre post.

Seven Winner (Inder 1973)
A 1973 Spanish Inder electromechanical, lucky sevens and all.

Stardust (Williams 1971)
A 1971 Williams electromechanical, redrawn table and art by JP himself.

Speakeasy (Playmatic 1977)
A Prohibition-era Playmatic table whose backbox spins slot-machine reels.

Check Mate (Taito do Brasil 1977)
Taito do Brasil's first table, rebuilt from photos after the original ROM was lost.

Criterium 77 (Taito do Brasil 1977)
A late electromechanical with digital score displays, from the EM-to-solid-state crossover.
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