Arc of Yesod, The
AleTsg says: Simple but fashinating game, I have spent on it more that one life!
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4th & Inches
Matt Larsen says: This is one of the best American Football games for the C64, in my opinion. My friends and I used to play this for hours. If you learn how to do a screen properly you can be almost unbeatable!
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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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Crime and Punishment
Neo-Rio says: Here, you are a very angry (and very green) judge who must decide on appropriate punishments for virtual criminals. Here's your chance to give the death penalty to jaywalkers.
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Bobby Bearing
Neo-Rio says: A classic on the Spectrum, the C64 version is not very different. An addition of a jolly music score will inspire you to find all the bearings across a "Marble Madness" inspired world.
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Great Escape, The
Neo-Rio says: Don't let the graphics put you off, this game is great. Sneak around, avoid being seen, and steal things for your escape bid. Hurry and get back in time for roll call... or you're in trouble!
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Retrograde
Neo-Rio says: Another great game. A cross between "Defender" and "Forgotten Worlds". The graphics and gameplay don't disappoint... the only thing you'll regret is a sore fire button finger!
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One Man and his Droid
Neo-Rio says: This game has to be one of the most frustrating of all time. You think you've got a sheep and then... it escapes! If you haven't pulled all your hair out by then, you'll really enjoy the Hubbard soundtrack.
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Arnie Armchair's Howzat Cricket Game
Neo-Rio says: One of the first games I played on the C64 as it came in the box. Fondly remembered for it's annoying title tune ditty, and the thrashings my family members took at it.
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