Commodore 64
Community Rating: 4.57 Total Votes: 7
The object of Actionauts is to program your robot to perform a series of commands. Use the joystick to set the...
Community Rating: 4.58 Total Votes: 6
A type-in crosshair shooter game in which you have to shoot down enemy missiles from the sky. Published in Ahoy!...
Community Rating: 4.81 Total Votes: 8
This game is somewhat like Choplifter, but also borrows from other games such as Defender, Airwolf, and Fort...
Community Rating: 4.00 Total Votes: 4
Published in Ahoy! 1985/01 (Issue #13) / no definite name, called "Alice in Adventureland" in the magazine. Im...
Commodore 128
Community Rating: 3.12 Total Votes: 4
Archer, a multilevel tribute to the arcade milestone called Venture. The first thing you'll always see is a large...
Community Rating: 3.38 Total Votes: 4
Popcorn, peanuts, hot dogs -the crack of the bat and the roar of the crowd -a runner heading for home in a race...
Community Rating: 3.00 Total Votes: 1
Bombs Away! seems like a very simple Kaboom! clone. A mad arsonist prowls the top of a building, armed with bombs...
Community Rating: 3.50 Total Votes: 1
You are being held prisoner in the dreaded mile-deep dungeons of the evil Toragard, dictator of Myoria. Once every...
Community Rating: 4.00 Total Votes: 1
Guide Smilin' Stan the exterminator, against an endless swarm of giant insects. Shoot insects without touching them...
Community Rating: 2.25 Total Votes: 2
Published in Ahoy! magazine 1987/01 (Issue #37), and also in COMPUTE!'s Gazette 1994/11. This is a rogue-like...
Community Rating: 3.50 Total Votes: 2
Your search was finally over.... A few months ago your true love, Maxine. left on an expedition to the Himalaya...
Community Rating: None Total Votes: 0
The Crimson Knight staggers you with a blow that knocks you nearly senseless, then batters you toward the edge of...
In Chopper Flight, you are a civilian helicopter pilot who has been called upon by his country to fly a rescue...
After several grueling months in the jungle you finally reach your destination: the cliffs of Mount Gemstone. At...
The sequel to the mildly successful 1989 color puzzle game that came out in a competing C64 magazine, "Game On".
It's a nice summer day and you decide that a backyard barbecue would be just the thing to put the family in a good...
We've all heard of Gunfight at the O.K. Corral. Now there's a crabfight in the Commodore RAM. Two crabs, one red...
Riding a motorcycle extremely fast on a six-lane interstate highway is not everyone's idea of fun, but then not...
In this Pac-Man clone, your task is to navigate a maze eating dots while avoiding Zippy, Stilty, Gippy, and Chris,...
Community Rating: 3.00 Total Votes: 2
Following your epic adventure in the Vault of Terror, the kingdom of Sarnoth was returned to normalcy, as near as...
Community Rating: 5.00 Total Votes: 1
You are trapped in a huge complex maze made up of 36 interconnecting cubicles. Each cubicle in the maze contains...
Community Rating: 2.00 Total Votes: 1
A dual-screen two-player adventure game for the C128, published in Ahoy issue #37. This requires having both an 40...
Community Rating: 2.00 Total Votes: 2
A text adventure, the sequel to the original Cleve Blakemore masterpiece, featuring two different players on...
It is the year 1995 and the world is in turmoil. In a major tactical blunder, NATO field command left a passageway...
Evil Koloccan terrorists have planted numerous bombs throughout the sacred temple of Remkcalb. They have also...
Years of experimentation paid off for the research team made up of earth's greatest biophysicists. After repeated...
Disintegrator is an all machine language arcade game. The object is to protect your base from the invading enemy....
In this game you play a dogcatcher who has to catch rabid dogs and bring them back to your truck to complete the...
Community Rating: 5.00 Total Votes: 2
Dragon Type is a typing tutor/typing game with a medieval fantasy theme for the Commodore 64. It was developed by...
Community Rating: None Total Votes: 1
Shooting game by Bob Blackmer and released in Ahoy! 1985/06 (Issue #18) and in 75 Spill Datatronic. Duck Shoot is a...
Published in Ahoy! 1985/03 (Issue #15). Your child will love helping Elfred the Elf pack Santa's bag— one with his...
This game is really bizarre and a heckuva lot of flin. It's like "Lord of the Rings" and "Monopoly" mixed together...
A pub style darts game created by Michael E. Townsend and released in Ahoy! 1986/05 (Issue #29). With the...
The old mansion at the top of the hill had seemingly been deserted for years. The elements had eaten away at the...
Fidgits Music School is an educational music game for children. It was developed by Walter E. Meyers and published...
Flap! is a version of the arcade game Joust in which the player controls a duck progressing through the levels by...
It is raining heavily outside your house, and the object of this game is to catch the falling raindrops before they...
Cab twelve! Get down to the Miner's Complex Cavern on the double. They have a bunch of workers changing shifts who...
Community Rating: 3.25 Total Votes: 2
Published in Ahoy! 1985/10 (Issue #22). Gravinauts (aka Space Walk in the Caesar Software release) requires you to...
Community Rating: 3.33 Total Votes: 3
Find your deceased uncle's will and call the bank to save the manor house. Created by Cleveland M. Blakemore and...
Community Rating: 4.09 Total Votes: 3
the year 4025, the star Sol far on the rim of the Milky Way spiral began to pass through a massive gas cloud,...
Hanger 14 is a sci-fi themed clone of the arcade game Hunchback for the Commodore 64. It was developed by Justin...
Community Rating: 2.50 Total Votes: 1
Ice Titans is a shooter for the C64 that is somewhat loosely inspired by Jeff Minter's Laser Zone, albeit scaled...
Jungle Jake is an arcade-style game for the C-128 ^B similar to Donkey Kong and other multilevel challenges. There...
In the year 2009 A.D. it was discovered that a colony of extraterrestrials had established itself on the dark side...
You control a lunar module attempting to successfully land on the moon's surface. Alternately, lower a capsule to a...
Game description: Meteor Run is game designed and coded by Tony Brantner and published by Ion International in...
Community Rating: 1.50 Total Votes: 1
Mine Canyon is an avoid-it game for the Commodore 64. It was developed by John Krutch and published by Ion...
As published in Ahoy! 1988/06 (Issue #54) this is an enhanced version of Vault of Terror, a text adventure game.
Community Rating: 5.00 Total Votes: 3
Two player only catch-and-chase style arcade game where one player plays a mouse trying to get a meal of cheese and...
Night Raid is a fixed screen shooter similar to imagic's Atlantis for the Commodore 64. It was developed by an...
If you're one of those people who cherishes human life, Cleve Blakemore's Orbit lets you blast away without killing...
A midnight Phantasy where you wander through a nine-screen wraparound maze in search of keys to enable them to open...
Community Rating: 2.00 Total Votes: 3
A simple pinball game for the Commodore 64, developed by Tony Brantner and published by Ion International, Inc. in...
A certain nationally advertised pizza chain offers you a free pie if they don't get to your door within 30 minutes....
The energy gauge is sputtering on empty after a massive hit under your fuselage by a nuke. Your right engine is...
Rashgar is the immortal champion of the X dimension and keeper of the gate through reality. Nobody knows how long...
Santa's Busy Day is a somewhat primitive Pac-Man style game for the Commodore 64. However in this game, instead of...
Published in Ahoy! 1985/11 (Issue #23). Got fast reflexes? Then Slither is for you. The object is to collect prizes...
A maze collect em up developed by Cleveland Blakemore and published in Ahoy! 1988/06 (Issue #54), but was also...
Initially published in COMPUTE!'s Gazette 1984/08 (Issue #14) / a.k.a. "Snowcar", it was later released in Ahoy!...
You are the gray star fighter, of which you get three, at the bottom of the screen. Your enemy targets are the red...
Steeplechase is a 2 player only split screen horse riding/racing game for the Commodore 64. Jump over walls,...
Community Rating: 4.50 Total Votes: 1
Step On It is a "collect 'em up" game in which you play a boot that must collect little yellow objects in each cell...
In this primitive (albeit not too bad for a type-in) Galaxian like shooter, you mission is to destroy a bunch of...
Included in Ahoy! 11/1986 (Issue #35), COMPUTE!'s Gazette 08/1994. Released on cartridge by Entertainment Software...
Community Rating: 5.00 Total Votes: 7
Players control their character around a maze of passages, and the object is to find the way out. Along the way,...
As a pilot, you've heard of all the dangers of reconnaisance missions: radar defense systems, land-based barriers,...
Community Rating: 2.92 Total Votes: 6
Not to be confused with the more famous Last Ninja from System 3 Software, this is a side-scrolling platformer...
The Martian Monsters is a space shooter for the Commodore 64. It was developed by James C. Hilty and published as a...
Community Rating: 4.50 Total Votes: 2
The Most and the Least is an educational quiz game developed by Orson Scott Card (Yes THAT Orson Scott Card) for...
A text adventure by A.D. Ives where you must find the alien "Maker" and re-unite him with his source of incredible...
In a remote corner of the galaxy, the planet Obid is is suddenly assailed by a meteor storm. As this ancient planet...
At the farthest corner of the earth, beyond the barren wasteland, lies the Tomb, abode of the hideously evil Demon...
Community Rating: 4.75 Total Votes: 2
A 3-Dimensional adventure game published Ahoy! 1986/10 (Issue #34). Sarnoth was once a happy, prosperous land, a...
Vortex is a game in which you have to shoot away at a stationary target in the middle of the screen until you get...
A worm\snake game published in Ahoy! 1985/05 (Issue #17) as a type-in tutorial on how to handle the logistics of...
This is just a shoot-the-aliens, whistle-and-bells arcade game for the C-128 with the best dam graphics I've ever...
