AVCStec Challenge ## Description This game is based on the first two screens of the Commodore 64 version of Aztec Challenge. On the first screen, you are running the Gauntlet. Your character runs towards the horizon, from which a pyramid arises as you go, [...]
Power Off! ## Description You are Brian Mareck. Your father created a super computer to help mankind but when it was switched on, something went wrong. You must deactivate the computer, but beware of the robots that have been reprogrammed to protect the [...]
Alfred Challenge ## Description As Alfred, you must run, jump and climb ladders to reach keys to open the doors to get to the next level. Watch out for Tazniak and the Bukoi as they are out to kill you. Do not dally, as you have a limited time to complete [...]
Mental Kombat ## Description This is a two player strategy game. Each player takes turns and, using a joystick, must shift a colored stone. The object is to get four stones of your color in a row, horizontally or vertically. In the Commodore 64 version, [...]
Actionauts ## Description The object of Actionauts is to program your robot to perform a series of commands. Use the joystick to set the commands to make the robot walk through a path. On the Commodore 64, you can alter the grid to change the path, the [...]
Raster Fahndung ## Description You are presented with a screen full of squares, thirty-two squares wide by twenty squares high. The object of the game is to find a particular set of squares that measure six by six squares. This sounds simple but you are [...]
Encaved ## Description Ow! Your head hurts. Where are you? What happened? It is dark but you here a beeping and find a PDA at your feet. You note there is a dot on the PDA screen. When you take a step, it move, too. Interesting. There is a button and [...]
Four-Play ## Description Four-Play is an Atari 2600 version of the classic Milton Bradley board game Connect Four. The object is to drop red or blue colored marbles onto a board in an attempt to get four in a straight line, whether it be horizontally, [...]
