Quedex
Neo-Rio says: The Quest for Ultimate Dexerty had you, the player, try and push a ball to the exit. However, this game is no marble madness. It has puzzle and action elements, and you will be sorely tested.
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Last Ninja III
Neo-Rio says: The Last Ninja series were classic games for the Commodore 64. The final game in the series is perhaps the most graphically and sonically impressive, and the end sequence is the best I've seen on the C64.
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Slinky
Neo-Rio says: This is Q-bert revisited, so why do I remember it? Aside from the game being a bit "out-there", the slinky death scene gave me a huge laugh the first time I saw it.
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Choplifter
Pugsy says: One of the first great games on the C64, and one of the few home computer games to get converted to the arcade.
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Manic Miner
Matt Larsen says: Software Projects' classic single-screen platformer. Still fun to play even now... each new level offers something different from the last!
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Galaxions
Neo-Rio says: This game has "classic" written all over it. Strangely more fun and challenging than the Atari official release.
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Ramparts
Neo-Rio says: I never liked Rampage too much because it was just about impossible. Ramparts has the difficulty set just right and is a much more elegant game!
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Suicide Strike
Neo-Rio says: Playable shooter game in the spirit of Zaxxon. Not as easy as it seems, but you'll be hooked I guarantee.
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Granny's Garden
Neo-Rio says: If you're old enough to remember playing this game on a Commodore 64 at your primary school, then you will have fond memories of this game like I do.
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