Jaw Breaker
Neo-Rio says: This is a game that belonged on the Atari 2600, but this Commodore 64 version is fun - despite the creepy smiles on the Jaw Breakers.
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Microprose Soccer
Neo-Rio says: I'm not a soccer fan myself, but when I got started playing this arcade soccer game I got totally hooked and couldn't drop the joystick. Imagine what this game does to real soccer fans! Warning: Addictive!
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Mercenary - Escape from Targ
Mayhem says: A game where you can go anywhere and do almost anything. Stuck on Targ with no idea how to get off, it's time to explore, sell and figure out how to leave. And a game to show that yes the C64 can do fast moving vectors!
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Telengard
Neo-Rio says: Telengard is just one of the early classic RPGs that you can keep playing almost to infinity (and nearly had me doing). Watch those wraiths and specters, they'll nick your exeprience levels!
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Sword of Fargoal, The
Neo-Rio says: Heh heh! I like these ancient RPG games! "Sword of Fargoal" actually has an ending though.... if you can find the sword, that is....
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Hyper Sports
Neo-Rio says: Sequel to "Track and Field" and possibly more well known on the Commodore 64. Fortunately the waggling events are punctuated by shooting and archery events - so hopefully you won't get carpal tunnel if you play too much.
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Arcticfox
Matt Larsen says: Electronic Arts put out some of the best titles for the C64. Is it any wonder they are still in business 20 years later? This was my favorite simulation game as a kid.
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Air Support
J2003C says: I used to like to play in strategy mode, allowing more time to plot each move of my army. Action mode can be fun too, but the computer has the advantage. Just watch those robot soldiers convulse as they go into battle! Takes time to learn the controls.
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Agent USA
J2003C says: Arcade action, strategy, geography lessions and a little luck make this game super fun. Harvest 100 crystals while fighting off thieves and traveling the USA in search of the FuzzBomb. Easier for US players due to the geography.
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