Skool Daze
Neo-Rio says: I had more fun getting told off, amassing tons of lines, and shooting the other kids with the peashooter to actually bother to play this game properly.
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Spellbreaker
Steve says: final installment in the "enchanter" series of interactive-fiction by infocom.
in my opinion, the best one of the series. Far more difficult, but far mor enjoyable and satisfying than the first two titles.
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Wicked
graveyardjohn says: A very different game where you encourage your own good spores to grow while defeating the evil spores, helped or hindered along the way by tarot cards. Originally cost me a fiver, and was worth every penny.
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Battle Command
Neo-Rio says: The best tank simulation on the Commodore 64. Some really fast polygon graphics - and the computer will really give you a hard time too.
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Metro-Cross
Neo-Rio says: The gameplay of the arcade original faithfully ported to the C64. The result is a lot of fun. It's you against the clock. Get to the end of the obstacle course by any means!
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Repton III
Neo-Rio says: A classic series on the BBC micro, the C64 only got to see the last and greatest in the series. Complete with construction kit!
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Buck Rogers - Planet of Zoom
Neo-Rio says: This used to be a fairly popular game back in the 80s as I remember. Looks dated now of course, but I remember it for its nostalgia value.
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Demon Stalkers - The Raid on Doomfane
J2003C says: If you liked Gauntlet in the arcade and were disappointed with the C64 conversion, then try this one. Everything here seems better, there are lots of extras, and it is actually possible to finish the game (at least get to the end) without cheating!
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Armalyte
Michael Plate says: One of the best shoot'em ups ever. Don't miss playing it in the two-player mode.
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