Tyrant
Neo-Rio says: As a tyrant in control of a poor country, you will eventually lose this game unless you change to a democracy, destroy the other countries, put hundreds into the secret police, and spend lots of money brainwashing people before elections. Just like real life!
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Hard'n'Heavy
Neo-Rio says: An unofficial "sequel" to Giana Sisters, this game is just as addictive and playable, although the gameplay differs slightly... just in case Giana Sisters wasn't enough for you.
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Panther
Jimbo says: The 1st thing that hits you in this game is the thumping Dave Whittaker soundtrack. The 2nd thing that hits you is the urge to play it over and over again!
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APB - All Points Bulletin
graveyardjohn says: Become Officer Bob for a shift on a US Police force in this vertically scrolling, "siren-em-up" , getting bonuses for picking up doughnuts, helping broken down motorists, and arresting your quota of law-breakers. Not a bad conversion!
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Sleepwalker
Neo-Rio says: A platforming puzzle game. As a trusty hound, you must ensure that your sleepwalking master doesn't do himself in as he makes his nightly rounds. Should be a tough challenge!
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War of the Lance
Neo-Rio says: I don't play fantasy war games much, but this one got me hooked for a week or so as I plotted strategy against the computer.
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Sentinel, The
Neo-Rio says: What do you get when you cross 10,000 levels of 3D graphics, a real time virtual reality strategy game, and ONLY 64K of memory? You get this programming masterpiece of a game! It was mindblowing in it's time and is still as playable today!
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Match Point
Neo-Rio says: Despite its age, this is one of the most playable tennis games on the C64 in my opinion. Many hours spent trying to beat my brother at it.
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Maniac Mansion
Neo-Rio says: Three kids go into a creepy old house run by a mad scientist to rescue their friend. And thus begins a classic graphic adventure game from yesteryear. Easy to get into, tricky to solve... and get out alive!
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