Released Games
Cenaturi Production released following games:
- The Knights of the Grail (Czech title: Rytíři Grálu) (1996) (PC) the first Czech dungeon game
- Dung-beetles aka The Mystery of A Comic (Czech title:Hovniválové aneb Záhada komixu) (1998) (PC) adventure game
- Hot Summer 2 - (Czech title: Horké léto 2) (1999) (PC) adventure game
- Jakub a Terezka (1999) (PC) adventure game with anti - drugs theme
- Fairy Tale About Father Frost (Czech title: Pohádka o Mrazíkovi, Ivanovi a Nastěnce) (2000) (PC) - adventure game for children and also adults
- Fifth Disciple (Czech title: Brány skeldalu: Patý učedník) (PC) (2002) adventure/rpg game made with Napoleon Games
- 4 Leaf Clovers (Czech title: CDROMEK Čtyřlístek) (PC) (2002–2005) episodic game for children with Czech cartoon Čtyřlístek
- Ferdy the Ant (Czech title: CDROMEK Ferda) (PC) (2003–2005) 3d arcade episodic game for children inspirated by Czech fairytale Ferda Mravenec by Ondřej Sekora
- Domestic Violence: Game over (Czech title: Domácí násilí: Game over) (PC) (2003) Sims like game against domestic violence funded by Czech Government
- Gooka - The Mystery of Janatris (Czech title: Gooka 2: Záhada Janatrisu) (PC) (2004) 3D adventure/rpg game
- Evil Days of Luckless John old title: Raiders of Lost Casino (Czech title: Žhavé léto 3 1/2) (PC) (2007/2005 in Czech Republic) action/arcade/adventure game
- The Ro(c)k Con Artist (Czech title: Ro(c)k Podvraťáků) (PC) (2006) action game according Czech movie.
- Memento Mori (PC) (2008) adventure game
- Pat & Mat (PC) (2010) game according Czech famous cartoon Pat & Mat
- Alternativa (PC) (2010) adventure game
- Pound of Ground (PC) (2010) action/3rd person shooter
- Father Frost (iPad/iPhone) (2011) adventure game
- Memento Mori 2 (PC) (2012) adventure game
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“In 1600 the specialization of games and pastimes did not extend beyond infancy; after the age of three or four it decreased and disappeared. From then on the child played the same games as the adult, either with other children or with adults. . . . Conversely, adults used to play games which today only children play.”
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