Apps are running only in Terminal

Hello everybody. I have some games , they don't start when I click on the Icon. It jumps in dock but after a minute ist stops and stuck. When I go to Package Content and start the App from the MAC OS folder in terminal it works. Can anybody tell me a solution for my problem. Thank you and greetings from germany.
P.S. Everything worked before updating to Yosemite
Macbook white 2010 unibody
2,4 GHz
6GB RAM
1TB HDD
OS X 10.10.2
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I think you only have two options. One is to reinstall the games.Two is to look for updates or patches for the games. You could also check with the game website to see if the games are compatible in Yosemite. There is one other thing. If in the game folders there is an icon for the games copy them to you dock.

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