Raz
199? Unknown
A very early and incomplete game, which sadly isn’t too playable in its current state. The game consists of a single map, with all the map graphics for some reason printed at the foot of the game. Within the game … Continue reading
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Razzmatazz
1984 Ubik
- Coding: Rob Hubbard
- Graphics: Rob Hubbard
- Sound: Rob Hubbard
Also known as: Paranoid Pete 2
A game aimed at young kids to teach them stuff. The game featured a sickly cute strawberry on legs. The game was surprisingly done by Rob Hubbard, again in his early days. In a chance conversation in 2003, Rob confirmed … Continue reading
Reach For The Moon
1987 Magnetic Scrolls
- Coding: David Pringle (?), Gareth Blower (?), Rik Yapp (?), Dermot Quin (?)
- Graphics: Unknown
- Sound: Unknown
A very quick entry for a surprise title which we never knew about until reading a snippet in ACE magazine about “Costly Games That Never Made it”. In that list was a game called Reach For The Moon, which apparently … Continue reading
Reader’s Digest Software
1984 Readers Digest
A quick entry for a collection of educational titles that seem to be missing. The following were all advertised in the March 1984 issue of Family Computing magazine: Little People’s Puzzles – Things that go Little People’s Puzzles – Nursery … Continue reading
Rebelstar
1987 Firebird
Jullian Gollup’s classic budget tactical combat was very well recieved. The budget game was an improved re-release of Rebelstar Raiders and pleased pretty much everyone at the time. It was pretty much Spectrum/Amstrad only and C64 users sadly didn’t get … Continue reading
Rebelstar 2
1988 Silverbird
Our next entry, Rebel Star 2 is a bit of an odd one as the first game never even got released on the C64 either. But sure enough the sequel was advertised by Silverbird in Zzap issue 44. After contacting … Continue reading
Recon
1986 Mastertronic
- Coding: Ian Jones, Michael Jones
- Graphics: Ian Jones, Michael Jones, Michael Bareham
- Sound: N/A
Recon is a sort of cross between Uridium and Paradroid, where you control a ship moving over a dreadnought horizontally – but not flying. The game was started in the hope of quickly pushing the demo around publishers to get … Continue reading
Records File
1990 Cult games
- Coding: J. DeSalis & T. Huggard
- Graphics: Unknown
- Sound: Unknown
It is believed that Records File is a data analysis program for Football Director. The Spectrum version can be found at http://www.worldofspectrum.org/infoseekid.cgi?id=0015592 This may mean it is not a game as such that we are looking for, but an extension … Continue reading
Red 200
1996 Samar
- Coding: Tomasz Lewandwski
- Graphics: Tomasz Lewandwski
- Sound: Rafal Pietraszko
This preview claims to be a complete game, so i’m not sure why this game never found a publisher. A shame, as its a nice little puzzle game featuring some nice polished graphics by Samar Productions, and many levels to … Continue reading
Red Arrows
1985 Database Simulations
- Coding: Antony Crowther
- Graphics: Antony Crowther
- Sound: Unknown
Another lost Antony Crowther game, and mentioned in an interview many moons ago. This was to be an official game linked with the Red Arrows RAF display team. Antony at the time said the following: “They’ve asked us to write … Continue reading
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