The final part of the Wally games series, to round things off and complete what was a fantastic series of games pre-Dizzy era. This time the Wally family were off on holiday, but become stranded on a desert island. The … Continue reading →
It isn’t quite known yet, but possibly this is another unfinished X-Ample relic from the past. This time we have a futuristic one on one game where you have to get the ball into the opponents goal by pushing the … Continue reading →
Another of the unreleased 22 games which one day we hope to track down and bring to you, like Codemasters should have done a long time ago. Nothing is known of the actual game, or what it was about. An … Continue reading →
Mentioned at the end of the first game, Tiger Road 2 was of course the sequel to the not too bad Capcom game. The C64 conversion of the original was good for rose tinted reasons (I loved it!) – comparing … Continue reading →
Our next entry is an abandoned puzzler that was being developed in Hungary around 1992 by Domasoft (Who don’t seem to have done any other games?). It seems to be functional, though i’m not fully sure what you have to … Continue reading →
The year is 2047 and you have been summoned to the Historisat satellite which is orbiting the Earth. As the game starts that is all you know but you will soon discover that a scientist has seen the future and … Continue reading →
A very short entry for a title that was advertised within the manual of Aliants at the very end. Time Capsule was listed as “Coming Soon” and was a strategy action game. Nothing else is known at this stage, and … Continue reading →
Time Fighter was one of two games that was to be released by a Danish company called “Future Games Development” in the Autumn of 1988. Sadly it was never to be, but thanks to a search by contributor Mads, we … Continue reading →
A quick entry into the GTW64 archives thanks to Csaba Virag, which is an Hungarian language text-adventure game called Time Quest. The game was written by Wörösoft, and was in the legacy of Hungarian based thrash style text games like … Continue reading →
Destiny Software was a short-lived publisher active in 1988. Their demise has already produced one GTW, The Bobby Yazz Show, but the game that was planned to be their first release is another. Titan Find was described in issue 32 … Continue reading →
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