Lotto Tracker II uses past lotto result statistics to propose possible future winning numbers. It can track up to 300 lotto games of almost any type (from 5/20 to 10/99 and everything in between). Features include past results import and export, statistics export, graphs, suggestion self-checking and lots more. With it…
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MacAttack is a fast-action vertical shooter released in 1993, billed as a Macintosh-exclusive take on Atari's Tempest. Developed by Roger Kemper at New Reality Entertainment and published by GameTek, it cast players as defenders of "the Net" across waves of geometric enemies, blending arcade reflex play with the era's …
MacAttack is a fast-paced, Tempest-style vertical shooter released exclusively for the Macintosh in 1993. Players save the Net by blasting waves of enemies that climb a 3D rendered playfield, working through 30 levels and dozens of foe types across five distinct difficulty settings.GameplayMacAttack borrows directly fr…
The MacAttack Patch updates Roger Kemper's 1993 Tempest-style shooter MacAttack to version 1.99, the final release from New Reality Entertainment. The base game is a fast vertical shooter built exclusively for the Mac, and this patch refreshes an existing install rather than shipping the full title.What the Patch DoesT…
MacChess is a solid native Macintosh chess program by Wim van Beusekom, distributed in both English and Dutch language versions. Releases span versions 2.0 through 5.0.1, supporting both 68k and PowerPC Macs running Mac OS 7 or later on a 68020 or better processor. It has been verified on hardware ranging from the IIsi…
MacChess is a solid, long-running chess program for the Classic Mac OS by Wim van Beusekom, first released in 1995 and developed through a 5.x line for PowerPC. It offers a clean Mac-native board interface, a competent playing engine, and localizations in several languages including English, Dutch, and Spanish.Gameplay…
MacChess 5.01 (German edition) is a free, master-strength chess program for the PowerPC Macintosh by Wim van Beusekom, with menus and displays localized into German. By the late 1990s MacChess 2.5 alone had become the most-downloaded title in AOL's Mac Board Games area, with over 26,000 downloads, and the 5.x line carr…
MacChess 5.0 Esp is the Spanish-localized release of MacChess 5.0, Wim van Beusekom's solid Classic Mac chess program. It carries the same engine, board UI, and analysis features as the English and Dutch editions, with menus, dialogs, and on-screen text translated into Spanish for native players.About MacChessMacChess …
MacDomino is a 1997 Macintosh shareware release by F. Breukelman that delivers, in the Macintosh Garden's own words, "an austere but workable Dominoes simulation." It strips the game back to the tiles, the boneyard, and the play surface, with no frills layered on top of the core matching loop.Pure dominoes, nothing els…
Macintosh Football Manager is a freeware soccer-management simulation written by Malcolm McQuoid of TigaByte Software and released in 1999. It puts the player in charge of an English club with the twin goals of winning the Premier Championship and the FA Cup in a single season.League structureThe game models the Englis…
Macgribbage is a Classic Mac implementation of cribbage, the centuries-old two-player card game traditionally scored on a pegged board. It survives in the MAC project archive as macgribbage.sit, a StuffIt bundle preserved from the late shareware era when Mac users routinely wrote and traded their own card-game adaptati…
Machinko 1.0 is a Pachinko-like game for classic Mac OS, written by Syd Logan as a self-described exercise in Macintosh graphics and animation programming. The author bills it as a low-skill amusement aimed at small children: balls drop, pins deflect, and the player mostly enjoys the visuals rather than wrestling with …
MacinQuiz is a 1998 trivia game by Viktor Blasjo that tests how well the player actually knows their Macintosh. Questions cover Mac hardware history, classic Mac software, and developer trivia, with three difficulty levels and separate high-score tables maintained for each tier.Question styleSample questions preserved …
Mac Invaders is a 1995 Space Invaders clone for the Power Macintosh, written by hallan@origin.demon.co.uk and credited on Macintosh Garden to BoneHead Projects. The Info-Mac release mac-invaders-110.hqx is a 1.10 beta that promises a long beta cycle but ships ray-traced sprites, digitised sound, and full key configurat…
MacLotto 1.1 Demo is John Spicer's lottery number-generation utility, archived to Info-Mac under game/ despite being closer to a database tool than a game. The author is candid in the upload: "MacLotto is a (surprise!) number generation program which supports multiple lotteries." The demo is the limited evaluation buil…
Mac Money is a 1996 puzzle game by Christopher Allene-Syrieyx (DPA software), originally adapted from a TI-82 calculator title. Players swap adjacent numbered tokens in an array, dropping coins through holes to a target row in a compact strategy challenge for Classic Mac OS.GameplayManipulate tokens by swapping adjacen…
MacPipes is Federico Filipponi's classic-era pipe-laying puzzle for the Macintosh, in which players race a relentless flow of water by snapping together pipe segments of assorted shapes before the timer runs out. Connect enough sections and the level advances; bonus points reward extra-long runs and closed loops.Gamepl…
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MacStones is a Classic Mac port of Same Gnome, the popular Linux puzzle game, written by Craig Landrum of Blueridge Technologies and released as freeware. Despite the catalog tag of Boulder Dash variant, the game itself is a same-color matching puzzle: clear a grid of animated rotating balls by clicking groups of like-…
Mactaipei is a 1998 Macintosh implementation of the classic Shanghai-style mahjong solitaire by F. Bruekelman, cataloged on Macintosh Garden as a Shanghai clone and asking the player to clear a stacked layout of mahjong tiles by patiently matching free pairs until the board is empty.How it playsThe familiar Shanghai ru…
Mactoons is a freeware color cartoon game for the classic Mac OS by Harley Bradley of MagicHat Shareware, distributed through Info-Mac in the late 1990s. It combines short, looping color animations and voiced gags with a pick-three-of-four contestant format, leaning more on slapstick presentation than on traditional ga…
MacTrek is a 1987 Star Trek strategy game for the Macintosh by Travis Butler. It belongs to the long lineage of text-and-grid Star Trek games that started on mainframes in the early 1970s, recast here for the early Mac with a windowed interface for tactical starship navigation and combat against Klingon adversaries.Gam…
Magic 8 is a HyperCard stack by the author dano622 (dano622@yahoo.com), distributed via the Info-Mac archive as a Macintosh recreation of the classic Magic 8 Ball novelty toy. The user types or thinks of a yes-or-no question, clicks, and the stack returns one of the familiar fortune-telling answers.ConceptThe stack is,…
Mancala 2000 is a Classic Mac take on the ancient pit-and-pebble game, written by Seth Tabberer and distributed as freeware through Info-Mac. Players can face off against the computer or share a Mac for a two-player session, with the standard board of twelve small pits and two large home stores driving every match.The …
Maniac Patch is a small modification for the Classic Mac arcade game Maniac version 2.1, distributed via the Info-Mac Archive. Rather than altering gameplay, the patch swaps out the original sound effects, giving long-time players a fresh audio experience without disturbing the underlying game executable.What it doesTh…
Manic Minefields is a $7 shareware Minesweeper variant by Addiction Interactive (later Norbyte), authored by Mandus and Rasmus Soderberg and first released in 1997. Its tagline pitches it as not just another Minesweeper clone but a Minesweeper on steroids, packing twelve themed minefields into one app.Themed boardsThe …
Bungie's December 1994 first-person shooter unfolds entirely inside the UESC Marathon, a colony ship hollowed out of Mars's moon Deimos and now drifting in orbit around Tau Ceti IV. The Pfhor have boarded; you are the lone surviving security officer; and three shipboard AIs — Leela, Durandal, and Tycho — speak to you t…
Bungie's November 1995 first-person shooter takes the rogue AI Durandal and his liberated S'pht army to Lh'owon, the sun-bleached ruins of an alien homeworld. You fight the slave-driving Pfhor across open outdoor levels with swimmable lava, a new shotgun, and the multiplayer modes — King of the Hill, Kill the Man with …
Bungie's October 1996 Mac-exclusive third Marathon shipped with the Forge level editor and Anvil shape editor on the disc as marquee features, packaging a 25-level branching campaign called "Blood Tides of Lh'owon" alongside the same toolchain its developers had used to build it - a deliberate handoff to the modding co…
Master Mind is a Classic Mac implementation of the venerable code-breaking board game, in which the player must deduce a hidden sequence of colored pegs through successive guesses and the feedback of black and white marker pegs. K.W. Chan's 1996 Mac version brings that pencil-and-paper logic puzzle to the desktop with …
Maximum Space is a 1999 PowerPC Mac space-combat shooter by Andy Southgate of Alchemist Consultants, distributed in beta as version 0.34b. It pairs hardware-accelerated, light-sourced 3D graphics with a deliberately spare cockpit -- no scanners, no HUD displays -- so the player tracks enemy ships by 3D positional sound…
Released in 1998 by independent Macintosh developer Patrice Mallette, MazeBall is a top-down puzzle game that translates the wooden tilt-labyrinth toy into software for PowerPC Macs. The player guides a metal ball through 150 levels of mazes, holes, and portals across three distinct play modes.Setting and themeThere is…
McLottery Pro 4.1 by Ernie Thompson is a Macintosh shareware lottery toolkit that bundles a simulator, wheeling system, plotter, ticket checker, calculator, statistical bias monitor, and betslip printer in a single application configurable for lotto, keno, and Powerball formats up to 20 regular plus 5 bonus numbers fro…
Meander is a Classic Mac game preserved in the MacTrove archive. Detailed source documentation is not available in the local Info-Mac BinHex headers and a Macintosh Garden lookup did not return a matching entry, so this entry remains a stub pending further research from period CD-ROMs or contemporary reviews.About This…
Measles 2.2 is a Classic Mac desktop toy from Ben Haller's Stick Software that scatters little bouncy spheres across your desktop. The spheres are decorative by default but can be configured as live CPU monitors, changing colour according to how busy the machine is, and they ship with a wide range of colour schemes, fi…
Memo (also distributed as Memo+ 1.0 by Stephane Arnaud) is a classic memory-matching card game for the Macintosh, distributed through the Info-Mac Archive. The objective is the timeless one: turn over cards two at a time and find the matching pairs until the board is cleared.GameplayPlayers flip pairs of face-down card…