Zork I - The Great Underground Empire
Jimbo says: This game is still hailed as one of the best text adventures of all time. Infocom's masterpiece is gripping, absorbing, addictive, and it has a great language parser! Go hunt for that treasure!
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Starfox
Neo-Rio says: This is like the poor-man's Elite. Not as complicated as that title, but still easier to get into and rewarding when you actually manage to find planets to land on.
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Kikstart II - The Construction Set
graveyardjohn says: Q: How much fun can you have with this?!! A: A lot! Re-enact those lost summer holiday mornings where unfortunate 12 year olds fell off their motorbikes and incurred time penalties. Dougie Lampkin not included.
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Bounces
Steve says: Well, this is real fun. Simple idea, but it ain't easy to stop once you've started, even more when battling against a real person.
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Trashman
Neo-Rio says: Another original concept. You play the role of a trash collector, and have to dump all the street's bins into the garbage truck. Just don't get killed by traffic, step all over the neighbours garden, or anger the dog!
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Skool Daze
Neo-Rio says: I had more fun getting told off, amassing tons of lines, and shooting the other kids with the peashooter to actually bother to play this game properly.
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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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Hungaroring
Neo-Rio says: Not a bad little Pole Position clone this one.
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Summer Games
Matt Larsen says: My favorite C64 sports game ever. My friends and I were so competitive, that the losers would have to go outside and run 3 laps around the house barefoot in the dead of winter (in snow)!
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