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10 Games is a collection of games and programs on one tape. The collection contains: Klingons: You are a spaceship returning from a mining expedition, and you have run into a Battlefleet of Klingons, but you have no guns so with your shield you must ram them all. The game is viewed from above, with you scrolling down the screen and the Klingons scrolling upwards. You receive extra points for any Battleships or Motherships that you hit. Crash-Landing: Your spaceship has been hit by a meteor, and you are prepared for a crash landing on a planet with the only control you have is using your rockets. The game is text only, and you see your fuel levels, velocity, height and the time. Simon: Based on the classic game where the computer shows you a sequence of colours, and you have to input the same sequence. Every time you get the sequence correct, the computer adds another colour to the same sequence. Artist: A drawing program that allows you to draw pictures and shapes on the screen with a cursor. UFO: A row of UFO's sit at the top of the screen and your spaceship scrolls from the left of the screen below them, firing one shot at a time to remove parts of the UFO's. Every time you hit a UFO, you score a point, and you start scrolling from the left of the screen again. Missing a UFO or hitting the right side of the screen loses you points. Code: Based on the game Mastermind, the computer thinks of a 4-digit number, and you have to guess it within a set number of guesses. Once you enter a number, the computer tells you which number is correct in the right place and which number is correct in the wrong place. Asteroids: Your spaceship has hit an asteroid field and like the game Klingons you have no gun, but instead of ramming the asteroids you must avoid them for as long as possible. Bomber: The game is viewed from the side as you watch a Bomber fly from left to right across the screen. The land is below with a dam on it, and you must drop a bomb to hit the dam. Each dam that you see appears in a different location. Kaleidoscope (non-game program): This is a program based on the toy where you see dots moving about the screen making symmetrical shapes. There is no interaction from the player. Guillotine: A two player game based on the pen and paper game Hangman, but instead of saving your self from being hanged, you must stop yourself from getting your head chopped off by a Guillotine. Player One enters a word, and Player two has to type in letters to guess the word. Get a letter right, and it appears in the word but get it wrong, and a Guillotine starts to appear. All games were coded by and published by J.K. Greye (John K. Greye) of J.K. Greye Software.
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