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Pixel Prose isn’t just a nostalgic dive into the C64 era—it’s a lyrical experience crafted for those who remember when imagination alone could conjure entire worlds from a few lines of text. You awaken in a place “older than logic and stranger than myth.” The environment is surreal: Light filters through fractal leaves A paddle …
There are still many special titles missing from the ever-expanding Commodore 64 game line-up, so I've compiled a list of those that have started development at some point but are not yet finished. 8bit Civilizations Imagine blending the legendary Sid Meier’s Civilization with the nostalgic charm of 8-bit graphics—and voilà, you’re in the pixelated realm …
The newest instalment of Larry's game-style adventure game Herra 47 has been released, and this time it has a subtitle. Herra 47, a man recently facing the harsh reality of unemployment, finds himself in a predicament. The annual Midsummer Festival is fast approaching. 🎮 Game Overview Protagonist: Herra 47, recently unemployed. Objective: Determined to organize …
To the surprise of many, a brand new action-packed arcade adventure from Psytronik Software is coming to our favourite platform. Story: Set in 17th-century France, the game follows the last loyal musketeer on a mission to rescue his comrades, retrieve the Queen’s stolen diamonds, and thwart Cardinal Richelieu. Gameplay: A fast-paced arcade adventure inspired by …
Little Computer People, also known as House-on-a-Disk, is a groundbreaking simulation game released in 1985 by Activision for the Commodore 64 and other contemporary platforms, including the ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, Apple II, Atari ST, and later, in 1987, the Amiga. Designed by David Crane and Rich Gold, it is widely regarded as a precursor …
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The ultimate fusion of retro nostalgia and cutting-edge technology, designed to elevate your gaming experience to new heights. Perfect for C64 enthusiasts, this wireless controller brings unparalleled freedom and functionality to your favorite retro games. Here’s why the TURBO 2000 Super is a must-have for your collection. The gamepad features 3 fire buttons (labelled 1, …
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Picture yourself as the captain of a starship, standing at the helm in the Starport, with the pixelated charm of the Commodore 64 glowing before you, ready to explore the infinite expanse of space! Released in 1989, Starflight is one of the most ambitious and immersive space exploration role-playing games ever crafted for the Commodore …
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Sabre Wulf Remastered is a beautifully reimagined version of the original Sabre Wulf game, with completely rewritten code and updated graphics and sound. The new version includes several improvements. Speccy on the left, C64 in the middle and remaster on the right. Features Graphical enhancements: Stunning new MC tilesets, 320x200 pixel resolution (the original C64 …
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The sequel of the game previously presented here named Passport to Paris. The game takes you to nine tourist sites in London, where a tourist maze awaits you. At each location you'll meet a tourist and a policeman (bobby) who can help you find out who stole which item. The tourists move from one location …
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Since there are so many hidden gems in the history of the Commodore 64, especially in video games, I thought it was very important to bring them out into the open, so here is my new series of articles starting with this great seasonal title on the first day of summer 2025. Welcome to Paris. …
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