Bobby Bearing
Neo-Rio says: A classic on the Spectrum, the C64 version is not very different. An addition of a jolly music score will inspire you to find all the bearings across a "Marble Madness" inspired world.
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IO - Into Oblivion
Neo-Rio says: I love side-scrolling shoot'em ups... and here's another shining example of how good these games could be on the C64.
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Action Biker
Pugsy says: Looks dire and the control can be annoying, but the game is great fun and it's perfectly accompanied by a Rob H soundtrack.
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Scarabaeus
Neo-Rio says: A first person non-shooting game. This early game's tense horror atmosphere works because you are UNABLE to fight back! You have some weird puzzles to solve if the spiders don't scare you to death. Spare underwear not included.
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Rolling Ronny
Neo-Rio says: A polished platform game that came into existance towards the end of the C64's shelf life. It's a beautifully detailed and colorful game if you're into this sort of thing.
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Bard's Tale III, The - Thief of Fate
Michael Plate says: This was the first RPG which really fascinated me. I wasn't able to stop playing this addicting game before finishing it.
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Lazy Jones
Neo-Rio says: This game had a tune ripped from it and remixed into an international club sensation... and the game is pretty cool too! Loads of weird and playable mini-games and sideshows! Playing this game is an experience in itself.
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Spellbreaker
Steve says: final installment in the "enchanter" series of interactive-fiction by infocom.
in my opinion, the best one of the series. Far more difficult, but far mor enjoyable and satisfying than the first two titles.
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Mercenary - Escape from Targ
Pugsy says: Paul Woakes was a genius, depth, playability and fast wireframe graphics. The gameplay was ahead of it's time.
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