Timmy the MadfoxThunderCats.
A platforming / brawler adventure, featuring some characters some of you may remember. 😅
BMX Kidz.
Even back in the days of the 8 bit microcomputers, we had BMX games.
In BMX Kidz, you compete in a series of races, where you have to perform a certain number of tricks in order to qualify for the next race.
Split Personalities.
A manic puzzle game from Domark Software.
Essentially it's one of those slidey picture puzzle games where you have to build a picture of famous people (a lot of people from the world of politics, I noted 😅).
Watch out for the bombs. You loose a life if one goes off on the game board.
BMX Kidz.
There were a number of BMX games for the C64.
This particular one took place over a series of races, that would have increasingly difficult conditions.
The Hobbit.
A text adventure based on the Tolkien novel of the same name.
It's pretty much a standard Text Adventure: Go in this direction, examine this, pick that up, etc.
But it does offer some nice pictures of the occasional scene.
TurboCharge.
Terrorists have broken into a U.N. weapons storage facility, & stolen missiles.
As special agents, it's your job to chase down the terrorist masterminds & bring them to justice.
You've got a supercar to help you on your way.
Kikstart 2.
Sequel to the original Kikstart, a motorcycle racer named after a British motorcycle trials TV show called Kick Start.
You race your bike over various obstacles, either with a friend or the computer, fastest time wins.
Simple as that.
Ah, but you can't... 1/2
WWIISSEEE FROM YOUR GRAYYVVEEE!!!
Zeus commands you to rescue his daughter Athena from the terrible demon lord that torments her.
Of course, you get some magical orbs to help you become strong beasts to kick some demon butt.
180.
A celebration of the time honoured game of Pub Darts.
You throw your projectiles at the board, working towards a score of 501. Try to finish on a double. Oh, & get there before your opponent does.
It even includes a digital voice sample.
The Hobbit.
A game type that is something of a lost art, these days. The Text Adventure.
By entering keyboard commands, you get to play the part of Bilbo Baggins in the famous story.
