Assorted gems of retro gaming nostalgia
When someone asks you what is the best turn-based strategy game, you can confidently say UFO: Enemy Unknown. UFO: Enemy Unknown (or X-COM: UFO Defense as it was known in North America), released in 1994, and developed Mythos Games and published by MicroProse. UFO: Enemy Unknown was originally planned as […]
If you’re looking for a nice game to play with a very cool soundtrack, then you might be interested in playing Dely and Zlews latest Atari 8bit game ‘ Great Green Adventure 2: Prologue ‘. which came first in the Lost Party 2019 Wild Competition. This game according to the detailed info, puts […]
Any god that teleports me directly from a winning combat to the nearest pub is a god I’m happy to worship. After defeating the Templar’s fortress, there was only one major quest left in the game: assaulting the temple of Baphomet and foiling his plans for the apocalypse. This […]
The news is spreading far and wide and that has come as no surprise to us, as just moments ago the publisher Dotemu and developers Lizardcube and Guard Crush Games have announced that Streets of Rage 4; an all-new continuation of SEGA’s iconic arcade brawler series known for its kick […]
If you’re looking for a new(ish) C64 game to play, then you might be interested in playing Hokuto Force’s latest bug fixed offering in Electric Dreams 1986 game of ‘ Dandy ‘. This game released all those years ago much to the excitement of dungeon hacking fans, and in a […]
We’ve been featuring the C64 a lot this month, from games such as The Shadow over Hawksmill and PRECINCT 20 Dead Strange to name but a few. But there’s another game that may appeal to a much wider audience with nods to an all time favourite game, and that’s Team 17s […]
We’ve certainly featured the 1984 game of Bruce Lee more than a few times this year, especially with games such as Eel Ecurb announced for the Atari XL/XE. But now we look towards something slightly different for our retro kicks, as Yaron Nir has released an early work in progress version of […]
An Ultima game would have inscriptions on all these headstones, likely in runic, likely rhyming. Prophecy of the Shadow has helped remind me that games often have momentary value that exceeds their inherent value. I think such a statement even applies to entire genres of games. I value RPGs […]
Having spent most of my last post on mapping and exploring, I decided it was time to dig into this game and start solving some quests. The most obvious goal was to earn enough karma to enter Heaven, but there were a number of other quests in the game as […]
