Another long lost Alf Yngve game which has yet to see the light of day. This particular one was mentioned in Issue 44 of Commodore Format, when their infamous games explosion came about and many titles were presented as soon … Continue reading →
The original Tusari was a flick-screen platform game that appeared on ZZAP! Megatape 35, given away with issue 89. However, Martin Piper has revealed that the sequel was going to be different. “It was a much updated version of the … Continue reading →
Ben Hayes was famous for his music produced at Sonic Grafitti, but also did a stint of game development – producing the C64 versions of Bubble Dizzy and Wrestling Superstars for Codemasters. He was also part of the Kick Off … Continue reading →
It was 1993 and around the time that Jon Wells was doing Easy Lives for Commodore Force. Jon also had a nice little platform game being produced with some fantastic bitmapped graphics by Michael Smith. The game was ‘The Adventures … Continue reading →
As we draw to the end of the games, i’m left with yet another puzzler. The aim is to turn all the white squares (ON) to yellow squares (OFF). If you click on a selected square (regardless of if it … Continue reading →
Another puzzler, and another game which I can’t make head or tail about. Fair graphics, but sadly I can’t find the playability. Thanks to contributor Csaba Virag, we learn that the game was created by the Hungarian group Chimera, with … Continue reading →
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