Stormlord
Neo-Rio says: An immensely beautiful platform game, with some great music and playability. A bit frustrating at times, but not enough to keep you coming back.
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Lady Tut
Neo-Rio says: Another Apple][ port on the C64. It's a fun game, but becomes even more so when you find the gun in it.
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DragonHawk
Neo-Rio says: If you liked the arcade game Joust, here's more of the same but with a bit of a twist!
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Daley Thompson's Decathlon
graveyardjohn says: Yeah, yeah, you'll break your joystick... but truthfully a Cheetah 125 came a cropper from good old Daley 'revolving body' Thompson. I'd play this 'un on the keyboard if I were you. PC Joysticks are too expensive to break on 'Track And Field' style clones such as this!
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NEXUS
Neo-Rio says: A spy thriller. Infiltrate the colombian drug networks aided by the undercover NEXUS agents, and gather information. Pick up guns and grenades, and try not to get your cover blown. Great fun!
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Daley Thompson's Olympic Challenge
Neo-Rio says: Daley Thompson has a lot to answer for. The games he graced, especially this one, were primarily responsible for thousands of broken joysticks all around the world.
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Manic Miner
Matt Larsen says: Software Projects' classic single-screen platformer. Still fun to play even now... each new level offers something different from the last!
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Garrison
Neo-Rio says: Oh, how I like Gauntlet clones! This one's not too bad - but a bit flawed from the abundance of demons on every level. You can have up to 3 players at once in this one, so someone better get used to the keyboard!
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Suicide Express
Neo-Rio says: Fondly remembered for it's Bladerunner-esque music and the sythesized voice which tells you your score when you die. I don't understand why the author made many clones of it, the game is a bit average.
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