Flying Ace
Neo-Rio says: Not exactly the arcade "Sky Kid", but plenty of fun to be had here nevertheless. Despite the limited gameplay, the game is on the right side of frustrating to ensure you keep coming back.
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Space Taxi
Michael Plate says: One of the first games using a digitized voice. The simple but addicting game idea was used for different remakes on other platforms.
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Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, The
Steve says: We all knwo the book, eh? Is the adventure still worth playing? Yes, for sure! I won't tell you any details, but prepare yourself for one of the most enjoying adventure games ever played. It differs from the BBC radio series and the book to encounter fans and newbies as well. And, it's infocom - of course it's worth playing!
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Planet Raider
Neo-Rio says: Much like "Thrust", but this game does away with carrying that stupid fuel cell and returns you to a game experience more similar to Atari's arcade "Gravitar"
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Skyfox
Neo-Rio says: Classic Electronic Arts game... where you get to blast loads of tanks and airplanes. Great fun!
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Rocket Ranger
Neo-Rio says: Cinemaware, true to their name, produced this game experience on par with a 50s matinee movie. The graphics and sound create a tense and exciting atmosphere, not too unlike Cinemaware's other games.
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Le Mans
Neo-Rio says: This was the first game I had for my C64. I always loved the original Sega Monaco GP, and this game is a blatant rip-off!
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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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Super Cars
Neo-Rio says: Even MORE great overhead racing games! This one is loads of fun too!
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