A Contar

Dragon 32/64 - Released

A Spanish language educational math/counting game for children

Bumpers

Dragon 32/64 - Released - 1984

Bumpers is a 1 - 2 player arcade game for multiple systems. The player creates a randomly generated maze ranging in size from 1 x 1 to 13 x 15, where all the walls are invisible at the beginning of the game. Both players start at opposite corners of the maze, and as the player tries to move through the maze, they bounce off walls, making them appear. If the player bumps into too many walls, they restart at the beginning of the maze. The first player to reach the other player's starting point is the winner. There are 4 levels of computer difficulty.

Fruity

Dragon 32/64 - Released - 1983

Fruity is a computerized version of a fruit slot machine developed by Impsoft and published by Dragon Data Ltd. in the UK and Eurohard in Spain in 1983.

Junior's Revenge

Dragon 32/64 - Released - 1983

This is the Dragon version of Donkey Kong Junior. In this game you control Junior who is trying to rescue his gorilla father from Luigi. Junior must navigate platforms, climb ropes and chains and jump to get to his father, all while avoiding crocs, birds and other enemies. The only "weapon" at Junior's disposal is fruit, which can be dropped on enemies to kill them and to score some extra points. The game is played over four levels. A practice mode is provided that makes Junior invincible to enemies, but he can still fall to his death. The game was originally published by Dragon Data in 1983. It was later re-licensed to Microdeal and published under the Computerware label in 1985. It was released in Spain by Eurohard.

Monsters & Magic

Dragon 32/64 - Released - 1983

You have been sent to break the power of the evil Dungeon Lord. On your shoulders rests the fate of all your people. If you fail, they will fall under the thrall of the Dungeon Lord forever; you are their last and only hope. Once the game is in progress, you will have to search the passages and chambers of the dungeon until you have overcome all the monsters in the maze before meeting the Dungeon Lord in the final battle to the death.

Shark Treasure

Dragon 32/64 - Released - 1982

Shark Treasure is a single screen action game where the player controls a diver who has to collect as many gold bars as possible. The gold is located on the sea floor and the player has to swim down and pick up the treasure before returning to the boat at the surface. This is made more complicated by the presence of huge sharks that swim back and forth across the screen and who will quickly eat any divers that get in their way. Thus they have to be avoided and to help the player is equipped with a limited supply of flash grenades which scare the sharks and cause them to turn around and swim in the opposite direction. Only a total amount of three grenades and gold bars can be carried at a time and the player therefore has to make several dives to get all the gold. The game starts with two sharks in the water but there is one more added each time the sea floor is cleared of treasure. Th game was originally released in 1982, it was once again released by Microdeal in 1985.