Advertised in many magazines, this was a title being sold by Anik Microsystems… however only two Anik games exist and seem to have been released on the C64. The advert describes the game as follows: "A fascinating game of logic … Continue reading →
Club JR’s is a text adventure game for over 18’s which was advertised in RUN magazine in the US, where you date up to 13 women and live through a dating lifestyle. The game come on approximately 3 disks, had … Continue reading →
Another Jon Wells title which sadly seems to have got lost along the way. I first read about City Bomber whilst Jon was wrote a special diary for Commodore Force. As well as working on “Escape From Arth”, Jon was … Continue reading →
Alligata produced quite a few classic titles and shot certain developers like Tony Crowther to fame. Towards 1986, and sadly Alligata was to be no more, and so it was laid to rest. In 2005, James Grayson loaned GTW a … Continue reading →
A strange game this one… nothing much on it either, apart from a average title screen and two screens of action… or none as the case is in this preview. The preview’s two screens have you controlling a space craft … Continue reading →
Thanks to Charles Haley for digging this one back out for us. Cilo is a very early preview of a single screen space shooter which doesn’t do a great deal at present. Essentially it just allows you to shoot a … Continue reading →
This game was originally brought to the attention of GTW thanks to Jason Kelk, who reported that a guy called Ian Bean (Ian/Fusion) had contacted a C64 message board, asking for a game which he and a guy called Ted … Continue reading →
You may be screaming at me for putting this game in the archives, but this is no normal version of Chiller. The game basically was originally withdrawn due to the connection to Michael Jackson’s Thriller music video at the time … Continue reading →
Long before Chris Abbott was busy creating some of the biggest C64 music events in history with stars such as Ben Daglish, Rob Hubbard, Martin Galway, David Whittaker and many many other big names – Chris was busy trying to … Continue reading →
Many of you will fondly remember Warflame from the covermount of Commodore Zone, and even now from the Cosine webpage. This is a very early game which eventually evolved into Warflame, called "Cybersub". This was going to be based as … Continue reading →
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