SWIV
Neo-Rio says: I love blasters. SWIV is the sequel to "Silkworm". Yet another shooter which is very well done and playable. Somebody has to play as the jeep though...
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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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$100,000 Pyramid, The
J2003C says: This is a pretty lame game that only has appeal on TV because of the celebrities that play. There are no celbrities here, so there is little appeal. If you love fast word association games, then you might like this one... maybe!
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Dan Dare - Pilot of the Future
Neo-Rio says: This is one of the best action adventure games on the C64 in my opinion. Very challenging, very testing, and very addictive. You'll play this one over and over again until you've bombed the Mekon.
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Mega Phoenix
Neo-Rio says: Enhanced version of the original arcade game. Impressive and very playable.
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Castle Wolfenstein
Neo-Rio says: "Achtung!" As well as being banned in Germany, this is the original inspiration for iD's "Wolfenstein 3D" and the FPS genre. This golden oldie forces you to rely on stealth more than firepower however. In game speech too.
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Nick Faldo's Championship Golf
Neo-Rio says: This golf game was comparable to Leaderboard in its technical brilliance, even surpassing it in some areas. Arguably one of the best golf games on the C64.
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Hysteria
Neo-Rio says: Colourful side scrolling blaster. Pick up pieces of a puzzle, upon which you are greeted by a weird alien end-of-level boss. The music is quite memorable as well.
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Gyroscope
Neo-Rio says: Gyroscope is a blatant Marble Madness rip-off, but it's still pretty playable. The music was also pretty decent too.
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