Tremors Videogames (and a calculator)

 On this page you can download three different videogames based on the Tremors franchise. Due to the fact that all of them work on Adobe Flash/Shockwave, and that Adobe discontinued Adobe Flash in 2021 and Adobe Shockwave in 2019, it's impossible to play it without using special emulators like Ruffle or Bluemaxima's Flashpoint. You will have to download an emulator to run a Flash/Shockwave game.
 However, two of them can be played online (Tremerz and Dirt Dragons).
Here are some shareable anchor links:

• Shriek and Destroy
• Dirt Dragons
• Tremerz
• Tremors 2: Aftershocks Calculator

 Generally considered unplayable by most Tremors fans for the past 15 years, now this game has become easier to play than ever before!
 Tremors: Shriek and Destroy is a first person shooter where you, the player, assume the role of everyone's favorite shrieker exterminator, Burt Gummer, armed with his signature M4A1 assault rifle, and take down herds of shriekers coming at you from all sides, at the same trying to not accidentally shoot El Blanco, the albino graboid from Tremors 3 and The Series.

 Read more and download here.

 Dirt Dragons is a first person shooter that can be described as a "shooting gallery" type game, because the gameplay consists of shooting approaching graboids (one or many) with four different guns with varying damage and reloading speed, without the player moving or changing their position.

 Read more and download here.

 This game was released on the popular entertainment website Newgrounds as an April Fools Joke. That year the theme of the day was Kevin Bacon Day, which is why the site logo was redesigned with a strip of bacon behind the tank and skyline, with the site name and tagline changed to "Kevin Bacon-Kevin Bacon, by Kevin Bacon".
 "Save your friends and watch out for tremerz! Move with the mouse, click to jump. Made in 24 hours for KEVIN BACON DAY."

 Read more and download here.

 This calculator was created by Dummy Proof Software and released by Stampede Entertainment in 1996 or around that time, presumably, as part of the promotional campaign for Tremors 2: Aftershocks.

 It is still avaliable for download at Stampede's website and here. On newer versions of Windows, the program will only run if launched in compatibility mode with Windows XP or another obsolete version of Windows.