War of the Lance
Neo-Rio says: I don't play fantasy war games much, but this one got me hooked for a week or so as I plotted strategy against the computer.
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Gryzor
Neo-Rio says: A classic on the NES, this conversion of the arcade game to the Commodore 64 only disappoints a little because of some missing levels and no two player option. Other than that, it's just as fun.
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Demon Stalkers - The Raid on Doomfane
J2003C says: If you liked Gauntlet in the arcade and were disappointed with the C64 conversion, then try this one. Everything here seems better, there are lots of extras, and it is actually possible to finish the game (at least get to the end) without cheating!
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Super Gridder
Neo-Rio says: A simple little addictive game. Not much more to say than that. It's even more fun when you disable sprite collision play the game completely unchallenged....
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Realm of Impossibility
J2003C says: This is a suprisingly simple, yet fun game, despite the terrible rating by Zzap! Best played in 2 player mode in cooperation, but also fairly fun when played alone.
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Wavy Navy
Neo-Rio says: Roll up and down the waves while blasting the planes out of the sky. It's like space invaders, but with the annoyance of the waves, and the mines and missiles that can hit you if you don't ride the waves correctly.
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Wizardry V - Heart of the Maelstrom
Steve says: True RPGs are nowadays seldomly seen. Sad. But why don't you launch your C=64 or emulator and give this one a try. As all of the wizardry RPGs, this one is a great classic game with a strong plot and a very challenging engine. Enter the kingdom of Llylgamyn! To bad part VI (Bane of the cosmic forge) has never been released on the C=64
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Castle Master
Neo-Rio says: Yep, it's polygon 3D time again. This time you're going to have to explore every nook and cranny (and crook and nanny) to find all the keys. Only then can you rescue your partner from the dragon.
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Sentinel, The
Neo-Rio says: What do you get when you cross 10,000 levels of 3D graphics, a real time virtual reality strategy game, and ONLY 64K of memory? You get this programming masterpiece of a game! It was mindblowing in it's time and is still as playable today!
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