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Tiny Quest – C64 Review

Poor Mr.Cube. Despite living in a wonderful world consisting of right angles and crazy geometry – his mind can’t help but wonder to the either side of the world where his true love resides. Deciding that his life is meaningless without her, Mr. Cube readies himself to go on a Tiny Quest to bring his […]

Showdown – C64 Review

Ducking behind a prickly cactus with bullets flying around, you try to remember what on earth triggered you to accept a gun duel from one of the meanest and dirtiest gunslingers in town. Damn, I should have continued walking away even after he called me ‘Yella’ and bawked at me like a chicken and now […]

Brick’s Revenge (C64 Game Review)

It either takes guts or a strong sense of self grounding to refer to any game you’ve developed as being awful while at the same time be willing to show how bad it is by making the game publicly available. But rather than call it a day, Boddicker Games used the experience to follow up […]

Wormhole – C64 Game Review

Being a worldwide leader in experimental and applied physics, HARDONICS prides itself on its highest security standards to provide a safe work environment to the best scientists and engineers. But as they say ‘accidents do happen’ and so it is when one of the lab’s Professors successfully create a wormhole connected to a planet in […]

The Shadow Over Hawksmill

Following on from their success with their 2018 smash hit puzzle platform adventure game, Rocky Memphis: The Legend of Atlantis, the Icon 64, the team are back with their H.P. Lovecraft inspired platform adventure game – The Shadow Over Hawksmill. Set in 1947, the game starts off with a nice looking animated introductory clip showing […]

Advanced Pinball Simulator – C64

By DrChris
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The Oliver Twins are without a doubt, in my mind, the most prolific and diverse game developers of the ‘retro’ era. Besides the wonderful Dizzy games, Ghostbusters II and the Seymour series, they also dabbled in the ‘simulator’ genre. One of the strangest concepts for one of these titles was the Pinball genre. However, it […]

Robots Rumble – C64 Game Review

Digital Monastery, the game development arm of the cracker/demo group Hokuto Force, were highly productive in 2019 with their numerous ports for the Commodore 64, many of which came across from the ZX Spectrum. While many of these titles struggled to obtain broader interest within the Commodore 64 gaming community, Digital Monastery’s release of Robots […]

Millie & Molly – C64 Game Review

Carleton Handley is a man of great talents when it comes to programming video games. A veteran of the gaming industry with over 30 years of coding experience, Handley is responsible for a handful of C64 games from back in its heydays, including APB, Wanderer, Skulls & Crossbones and Rugby: The World Cup. Carelton has […]

Chaos Generator – C64 Game Review

Chaos Generator, a game developed by Icon 64 and released by Psytronik Software, is an arcade game that upon initial looks like a straight out PacMan clone set within a music recording theme where you play the role of a music producer who has to navigate his way around the record plant collecting the music […]

Moonshadow – Commodore 64 Review

By davyk
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In the realms of Commodore 64 fantasy horror titles, there are few that can touch Cosmi’s 1983 release, Beyond the Forbidden Forest. It was not only terrifying but addictive, making the most of limited colour and sounds to create quite an unsettling experience. But there were two other games back in the 8-bit heyday, well […]