Panther
Jimbo says: The 1st thing that hits you in this game is the thumping Dave Whittaker soundtrack. The 2nd thing that hits you is the urge to play it over and over again!
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Jeep Command
Neo-Rio says: You'll need a good memory to remember the jeep course, and good reflexes to time your jumps and shoot the grenades. CAUTION: This game comes with a frustration/addiction warning.
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Stop the Express
Neo-Rio says: This game originally appeared on the MSX if I'm not mistaken. It's just as fun on the C64 as well.
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Citadel
Neo-Rio says: Not a widely known game, but one that is loads of fun anyway. You have to blast your way around an area full of defenses and get to the exit.
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Stormlord
Neo-Rio says: An immensely beautiful platform game, with some great music and playability. A bit frustrating at times, but not enough to keep you coming back.
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Ace of Aces
Neo-Rio says: Set yourself some enemy targets to wipe out and try to complete your mission in one piece! More arcade than flight simulation, but you have lots of controls in your cockpit to play with. Just don't turn off your engines!
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MULE
Neo-Rio says: When people talk about classic game design, this game often gets mentioned. It's a simple multiplayer economics simulation involving robot mules. It's always more fun to play with others than to play alone.
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Radar Rat Race
Neo-Rio says: Rally-X never got a C64 conversion, but Radar Rat race is a decent clone. Instead of cars and flags... we have mice and cheese! I fondly remember playing this game to death!
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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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