Hollywood or Bust
Neo-Rio says: A bizarre Mastertronic offering. You have to find five oscars hidden on the film set, but watch out for the cops. Fortunately you are armed and dangerous with an infinite number of pies. Roll the tape... and action!
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Mayhem in Monsterland
Mayhem says: Flashy, fast, slick... and highly playable. The pinnacle of console-like gaming on the C64.
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IK+
graveyardjohn says: Responsive controls, a lush, detailed backdrop, an addictive mini-game involving lots of balls, and a great two/three player game to top it all.
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Jumpman
J2003C says: The "forgiving" nature of this game make it unique. You sometimes grab a platform by a fingernail at the last second. Variety and difficulty make this game a highly replayable classic.
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Planet Raider
Neo-Rio says: Much like "Thrust", but this game does away with carrying that stupid fuel cell and returns you to a game experience more similar to Atari's arcade "Gravitar"
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BC Bill
Neo-Rio says: Club those dinosaurs! I didn't know they has walking food in prehistoric times (fast food?). You must club it, cook it, and put it in your cave. You can club women and put them in your cave too, but don't cook them or they'll push you onto the fire!
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Mercenaries
Neo-Rio says: An obscure shoot'em up, boasting a lot of ship addons and fun gameplay.
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Sleepwalker
Neo-Rio says: A platforming puzzle game. As a trusty hound, you must ensure that your sleepwalking master doesn't do himself in as he makes his nightly rounds. Should be a tough challenge!
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Neoclyps
graveyardjohn says: A derivative with a style of its own, this sideways scroller had you attacking structures defended by single ships. Take each out, four in each zone, and advance to the next level. Simple idea, a quite addictive once you're in the flow of the game.
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