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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Mancopter
AleTsg says: A simple but great game, I have spent a lot of time on it. Not so easy to finish.
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Loopz
Neo-Rio says: A nice but tricky puzzle game. Create loops with the pieces you are given. Bigger loops mean bigger points, but don't get carried away. The play area is very small! The Dave Whittaker soundtrack is great.
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Arnie Armchair's Howzat Cricket Game
Neo-Rio says: One of the first games I played on the C64 as it came in the box. Fondly remembered for it's annoying title tune ditty, and the thrashings my family members took at it.
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Hollywood or Bust
Neo-Rio says: A bizarre Mastertronic offering. You have to find five oscars hidden on the film set, but watch out for the cops. Fortunately you are armed and dangerous with an infinite number of pies. Roll the tape... and action!
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Red Moon
Neo-Rio says: Red Moon is not your typical adventure game. It's part RPG as well, and it's also massively huge and detailed. It was hailed for its greatness back in the day.
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Wings of Fury
Neo-Rio says: A classic on the Apple ][, the C64 version doesn't disappoint either.
Unlike Choplifter, you get rewarded for blasting the little people off the ground in this game!
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Mission Elevator
Neo-Rio says: Elevator Action this is not, but a rather spiffy action adventure game in similar style. Get to the top of the hotel and diffuse the bomb, collecting the code and emergency exit keys on the way up.
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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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