Bugbomber
Neo-Rio says: This game makes the NES "Bomberman" games look lame and simplistic. Here you can have up to 4 players, loads of different weapons, and the ability to create your own drone army! This battle royale rocks!
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Slapshot II - International Hockey
Neo-Rio says: Best played with your friends! All the thrills and spills of ice hockey, complete with penalty shootouts, and real in-game speech! What makes this game lots of fun though, is the ability to trip players and start hockey fights while the crowd goes wild! "Penalty! Tripping!"
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Newcomer
Neo-Rio says: One of the deepest and involving RPGs on the C64, that came very late in its life. It came on 15 disk sides, which easily makes it the largest game written for the humble Commodore 64.
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Bubble Bobble
Jimbo says: Probably the best 2-player platformer in existence, and a great arcade conversion! "I'm forever bloooowing bubbleeeees"...
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Hocus Focus
Neo-Rio says: A punk haired reporter has to sneak into the mad professor's lair and take photos of bits his latest invention - just mind the weird ghosts, and don't forget the keys to the fans. Enjoy Whittaker's "Lazy Jones"-esque music too.
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Battle Command
Neo-Rio says: The best tank simulation on the Commodore 64. Some really fast polygon graphics - and the computer will really give you a hard time too.
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Lords of Midnight
Neo-Rio says: This game is not for the impatient, cause the map and game is very big indeed. It's a classic graphical adventure game, and if you have the patience you'll find this game rewarding.
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Defender of the Crown
J2003C says: Classic war game! Master the catapult and jousts or you'll never win. Fantastic graphics and good music. Emulator speedup make this even better due to long load times.
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Karateka
Neo-Rio says: Classic early beat-em up. We used to sneak into the classroom during lunchtime to play this game when the teacher wasn't looking. Good memories of my school days.
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