Untouchables, The
Neo-Rio says: In the same vein as their masterful "Platoon" game, Ocean have done the same for the C64 version of "The Untouchables".
The graphics and atmosphere of 1920's prohibition is great, and difficulty is on par with Platoon as well.
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Secret of Bastow Manor, The
Neo-Rio says: One of the first adventure games I played on the C64. It's quite fun, and the creepy atmosphere builds up well as you play (thanks to the wonderful display of Commodore character graphics!)
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Wheel of Fortune
Neo-Rio says: I think everyone has had fantasies about playing this game on TV. And unlike console versions of this game, the C64 lets you save your winnings on the Champions list so you can come back to play on the show!
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Trashman
Neo-Rio says: Another original concept. You play the role of a trash collector, and have to dump all the street's bins into the garbage truck. Just don't get killed by traffic, step all over the neighbours garden, or anger the dog!
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Turrican II - The Final Fight
Neo-Rio says: Turrican II is one game for the Commodore 64 that really pushes it's technical limitations, and yet is every bit as engrossing as the 16-bit conversions.
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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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Zynaps
Neo-Rio says: Another side-scrolling shooter game with class. This game is REALLY HARD, but for some reason I got addicted to it, despite dying over and over again.
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Space Rogue
Neo-Rio says: Apparently this game is pretty darn good. I haven't played it much, but I can tell you it is. So there!
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Championship Sprint
graveyardjohn says: Half the fun of this Super Sprint sequel is the easy to use construction kit. Always wanted a course made almost entirely of bridges and tunnels? Nows your chance.
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