I have two games I remember playing back in what my school called Gifted, which was a class for kids who were of above average intelligence.
1.) First was a memory game set in a medieval setting. Based on the difficulty, you had to remember a number of objects and their color to do... something. I can't remember what the goal was.
2.) Second was a survival-like game, I think. You had to travel around an island to collect bits to build a house so you could survive a storm. The game was on a timer and you had to travel in what I remember being a hard to control vehicle that traveled on a path system. If you didn't finish your house in time, the storm hit and it blew away.
Both the games I recall being on those old 5 1/4 inch floppies and were very Atari 2600-looking but playing on a computer.
1.) First was a memory game set in a medieval setting. Based on the difficulty, you had to remember a number of objects and their color to do... something. I can't remember what the goal was.
2.) Second was a survival-like game, I think. You had to travel around an island to collect bits to build a house so you could survive a storm. The game was on a timer and you had to travel in what I remember being a hard to control vehicle that traveled on a path system. If you didn't finish your house in time, the storm hit and it blew away.
Both the games I recall being on those old 5 1/4 inch floppies and were very Atari 2600-looking but playing on a computer.