It'd be a handy start if you could point out which games lack descriptions.

Thanks.

ok, sorry, i sayd littlebit more asi found. i found only armadillo army,(still searching for another). but if u want something with ag help iam her. i am ready to help. composing texts, descriptions,.

I think I could actually give a hand as well, I'm going to start by announcing a change that is sad, but never the less...

audio quake's license needs to be abandoneware now. agrip left the project and they're looking for someone to take it over.
also I think someone should put the link to seal's sl mod to the super liam page. BPC is hosting it.

Armadillo Army is a maze game which uses three mazes with lanes that are wide and bright. The game is designed to cause the student to practice and perfect his lateral eye movements, vertical eye movements, searching skills, timing skills, visual discrimination skills, peripheral detection skills, eccentric viewing skills, and eye-hand coordination. The maze is a two-dimensional overhead view as with Pac-man, but is much larger.

Armadillos are over-running Texville. Only you can save the city.

The main character is Tex, a yellow humanoid with a ten-gallon hat, whose goal it is to gather up goodies in the maze and yet keep away from the dust devil and armadillos which roll at random through the maze. As Tex gathers up goodies, he gets points. When he gets enough points, he accumulates power with which he can zap armadillos and make them disappear.
You must clear the playing field of goodies while keeping away from the dust devil and roaming armadillos. Once you clear the goodies away, you move to the next level and a new supply of goodies appears.

How to Play
You use the arrow keys to guide Tex throughout the maze. When you guide Tex to a goody and collect that goody, you gain points. The amount of points you receive depends on the type of goody you collect. Not all goodies earn you points. Some of the goodies protect you from dust devils and armadillos, others give you an extra "Dillo-Out".

It is your job to guide Tex in such a way that he collects all the goodies and avoids being over run by the armadillos or the dust devil. You must collect all the goodies before advancing to the next level.

That seems to be the description copied form the game's main page funnily enough. Apologies if I'm wrong, it jsut seems very similar.

It is indeed the one from the main page of the game, ----- but generally I've tried to avoid just replicating what someone else says without any more information, ------- that's why I rewrote all the vip gameszone entries, to offer some inside, impartial information about the game.

What I specifically wanted to know about Aa, is how much of a kid's game it is. It's obviously packman or dynaman style maze and pickup game, but I wasn't certain as to whether the difficulty was aimed at kids or adults, ----- and that sort of information is deffinately the sort of thing we want on site.

Mudsplat is a nicely put together game but it's just too easy as it was intended as a game for kids.

While the descriptions aren't intended to be game reviews and have to be impartial to a large extent, the More information, ----- and more personal information which can be written into them the better.

I haven't actually tried running Aa on my current pc, ----- perhaps I should.

yep,

Hey guys, this is a great development! Thanks bucklee12 for your suggestion...