Telengard
Neo-Rio says: Telengard is just one of the early classic RPGs that you can keep playing almost to infinity (and nearly had me doing). Watch those wraiths and specters, they'll nick your exeprience levels!
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Speed King
Jimbo says: Re-released by Mastertronic in 1986, this classic from Digital Integration boasts a load of different tracks and addictive challenging gameplay!
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Mad Doctor
Neo-Rio says: An original and creepy game. Build a frankenstein monster from body parts from dead bodies in the graveyard or *gasp* hacking up a living person! Don't expect that the villagers will let you get away with this!
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Deflektor
graveyardjohn says: Angle the mirrors to destroy the items around the playfield. Can get frustrating, which is where the 'quicksave' button in CCS64 comes in handy!
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Go-Kart Simulator
Neo-Rio says: A game that owes a lot of its gameplay to the arcade "Rally X", this souped up version is surprisingly playable. It has its flaws, but it's still a fun game - and that's what matters.
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Pitstop II
Neo-Rio says: Anyone who was anyone with a Commodore 64 had this game back in the day. Probably the first implementation of head-to-head displays on a computer game. Classic two player race duelling!
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Manic Miner
Matt Larsen says: Software Projects' classic single-screen platformer. Still fun to play even now... each new level offers something different from the last!
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Deceptor
Neo-Rio says: This game is trippy... you are this transforming creature which has to complete a test. Great gameplay, weird creatures, strange 3D, and bizarre SFX make a unique experience.
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Motor Mania
Steve says: First racing game I played on the C64, great fun. This is the one where you could run over pedestrians, correct? ;-)
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