Master of Magic, The
Neo-Rio says: A simple RPG game, which slowly becomes an addiction as you try to get the amulet to return to your own world. Complete with a Rob Hubbard soundtrack.
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Last Ninja III
Neo-Rio says: The Last Ninja series were classic games for the Commodore 64. The final game in the series is perhaps the most graphically and sonically impressive, and the end sequence is the best I've seen on the C64.
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Street Sports Basketball
J2003C says: The fighting and no-rules style of play are really fun and funny. AI is easy to beat, so 2P is always more challenging. Too bad you can't play this physical in real life!
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Last Ninja , The
Jimbo says: Great graphics, awesome music and addictive gameplay! One of the best Arcade Adventures to grace the C64!
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Highway Encounter
Neo-Rio says: A bunch of robots have to push a rather special bomb to the end of the highway - but unless you clear a path for them, they'll get zapped before they finish their job. Quite a challenge.
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Pitstop II
Neo-Rio says: Anyone who was anyone with a Commodore 64 had this game back in the day. Probably the first implementation of head-to-head displays on a computer game. Classic two player race duelling!
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Pipe Mania
Neo-Rio says: Tantalizingly easy concept. Just lay your pipes down to make a longer one, but hurry before the pipe starts flowing! Player beware, this game induces as much addiction and panic as Tetris does.
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Jackal
Neo-Rio says: This game has a strange history on the C64. The only good version of it was for NTSC computers only. It was really good though, if a bit hard and frustrating, but close to the original arcade game.
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Mummy's Tomb, The
Neo-Rio says: Cute and easy little maze game. Also admirably attempts to play the first few bars of The Doors' "Light my Fire" when you manage to pick up the lantern!
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