Bubble Bobble
Mayhem says: The best conversion on the C64, and a hugely impressive game in its own right. Best of all, the action is just as addictive when playing alone as with a friend. A game that warrants and definitely got continual repeated play over the years.
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Lords of Conquest
J2003C says: This is an obscure game that should have been famous. Based on the board game Borderlands, it is only when played with 3-4P without randomness that it becomes an addictive, fantastic strategy game. It only takes about 1 hour to play a game, but you will be talking about it for days afterwards!
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Wargame Construction Set
Neo-Rio says: Make your own war games! You get to design everything, from map, army, unit strength. Recreate historic battles or futuristic wars. Make a game, and let the whole world play it!
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Tetris
graveyardjohn says: One of the first batch of Tetris releases to the world, the C64 version is not so much a game, its more of a diversion while you enjoy the 20-odd minute soundtrack.
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FireTrap
Neo-Rio says: The 64 version of this game is easier to play than the arcade version, and is way more fun. Climb up some physically impossible shaped buildings, put out the fires, and dodge the flames and other weird things falling down on you!
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Loopz
Neo-Rio says: A nice but tricky puzzle game. Create loops with the pieces you are given. Bigger loops mean bigger points, but don't get carried away. The play area is very small! The Dave Whittaker soundtrack is great.
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Brian Jack's Uchi-Mata
Steve says: I never thought Judo could ever be done well on a home computer. Until i tried this game. As soon as you get the hang with your joystick, you won't stop playing matches over and over again.
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Revs
Steve says: This one is a great racing game or almost to say, a simulator. Not that easy to get into it, but once you did, you'll sure like it!
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Rambo - First Blood Part II
Neo-Rio says: Da na na na nah.... na na nah...
Yeah this game was the most popular one out back in '86
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