Kikstart II - The Construction Set
graveyardjohn says: Q: How much fun can you have with this?!! A: A lot! Re-enact those lost summer holiday mornings where unfortunate 12 year olds fell off their motorbikes and incurred time penalties. Dougie Lampkin not included.
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Sorcerer
Steve says: well, this is it. How fast do you want to die? A really challenging adventure with a great parser (as usual in infocom adventures). Don't be mislead by missing grafics, this game will haunt you and won't let you get away from the game easily. f you like this one, be sure to check out the releated Wishbringer, Enchanter and Spellbreaker adventure games!
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Friday the 13th
Neo-Rio says: Terrible graphics and pokey sound are in stark contrast to when digitized slasher pics and horrific screams come out of the C64. This game was shocking in more ways than one.
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Dylan Dog - Gli Uccisori [Murderers]
Neo-Rio says: This game, based on an Italian comic book character, is a real overlooked gem. Great atmosphere and arcade adventure gameplay. The game ending is pure class as well. Comparisons to the Last Ninja are obvious.
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Monopole CBM-64
Neo-Rio says: The classic boardgame got the BASIC V2.0 treatment early on in the C64's life. It's great fun and nostalgic for me, because I learnt some cool programming tricks from the listing.
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Forbidden Forest
graveyardjohn says: Resident Evil? Pah! Here's where it started...
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Young Ones, The
Neo-Rio says: Anyone old enough to remember the TV series will laugh some more with this game. The aim is to play as one of the young ones and move out of the house with all your stuff... that's if the others don't screw things up for you first!
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Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer
Neo-Rio says: This is without a doubt, THE best flight simulator on the C64. Not only is the game in polygon 3D, but you get to have plane races and perform trick manoeuvers like a test-pilot.
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Katakis
Neo-Rio says: This game nearly got scrapped for being too similar to "R-Type". Fortunately it survived, and what a fun game it is too. Katakis lives!
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