Download Kozmik Zones

Crossman 2023-01-23 2 points

Here's a little info at Gary's site, everyone would do well to have a look see :-)
This link I got from his READTHIS.TXT text file in Gary's game.

http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~brlowe/index.html

This info I got from his Games.htm file in his game. I can't post it here because it won't give me an option to copy the link, you'll just have to open the downloaded file from here and go to the directory the game is at in order to be able to click on the Games.htm file and be rewarded with a great discovery.
These developers and game creators do a good thing for us gamers in making available quality programming and entertainment, all without any thanks from us other than to enjoy their creations and provisions. I think a thank you, at the VERY LEAST, is in order for these selfless providers of entertainment, DON'T Y'ALL THINK???

And now, without further adue, here's a little message for us to consider, I think they're due a little consideration, don't y'all think?

Gary Acord created Acord Games in 1991. From that year through today, Gary has been creating games for Acord Games. In 1991, 1992, and 1994 Gary created 20 shareware games and 4 freeware games, plus the 40 registered games that go with the shareware games. In 2010, Gary created 30 new games and several utilities and is presently creating new games and projects. Acord would like to get his games carried on as many BBS's as possible. If someone puts Acord Games games on their BBS, they will be listed at the top of this page as a Download link. Acord Games needs your support, and Gary Acord can be emailed at Acordgames@Juno.com.

Gary Acord is one of the founding fathers of comicbook fandom, an article on him appearing in the recently published book The Best Of Star Studded Comics edited by Bill Schelly and published by Hamster Press, Seattle, Washington.

Acord published several amateur comic books back in the 60s, Dolfin Comics and Amateur Komix, published a fanzine called The Wonderful World Of Komix, and published a science-fiction magazine called Wotta World. He has written numerous books, the most famous being Heaven On Earth.

Gary Acord was elected president of DaSF, the Dallas Science Fiction Society, and led the club for two years.

Gary Acord is the sole creator of Acord Games doing all the writing, artwork and production. He has recently released Dolfin Comics as a PC Comicbook.

Gary also created Zapagame, a menued CD presentation with 250 of the most popular shareware and demo games of all time. Also available are Zapwin and Zapwin 2 CDs, each one a menued presentation of the greatest Windows games of all time. If you would like a copy of the Zapagame CD, or either of the two Zapwin CDs, send $10 for each of these three CDs, to Gary Acord, 823 Salmon Dr., Dallas, TX 75208. Phone 214-941-2049. For an additional $10, you can obtain a copy of the Dolfin PC Comicbook, with artwork by Gary Acord, Richard Buckler, Jim Starlin, and Grass Green.

Individual Acord Games can also be found at Dosmuseum.com, and at Home Of The Underdogs.

Gary is very enthused about computer games and programs, and is in need of people with whom to communicate from time to time who are interested in computer games. He is always updating his Zapagame CD, distributing copies to as many people as possible, fulfilling his desire to spread his favorite games and preserve them for prosperity, and hoping to get feedback and suggestions on how to improve the Zapagame CD.

In the column on the left side of this page you will find a listing for the Acord Forum. It is our hope to carry input from our Game players, suggestions, comments, questions, and so forth about the various Acord Games and programs, and sounding off on gripes about today's computers and the direction computers and games are going. If you would like to give some input to this Forum, or read the comments of others, click on the Acord Forum.

Acord Games Downloads needs your help to stay online. Providing these free downloads takes a lot of time, and Gary needs some financial help to keep things afloat. Donations would be very much appreciated for the invaluable service we provide for our supporters. We will offer the above CDs for donations. For a $10 donation, we'll send you a copy of the Zapagame CD, $20 donation gets Zapagame and Zapwin CDs, $30 donation gets Zapagame, Zapwin and Zapwin2 CDs, and a $40 donation gets Zapagame, Zapwin, Zapwin2, and Dolfin PC Comics CDs. For donations over $40, a CD full of games will be sent for each $10 donated above $40, in addition to these four CDs.

Crossman 2023-01-23 1 point

KC
Did you even bother to check out Accord's links to Android and other systems he's got games for? All I did was read his text file in the game he's got here to discover nice games he's made available at his site. I think you should look up the games our friends at Abandonware makes available at this site before badmouthing any particular developers. You might just be pleasantly surprised :-)

Crossman 2023-01-23 1 point

KC
I like it. It's called a MOD, you do know what those are right?
Different flavors for different favors, I think variety is a good thing, don't you?

KC 2018-09-13 1 point

Stupid Wolfenstein rip off, as are all of the Kozmik games series. I don't know how they made a second much less a third.