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Most Popular Commodore C64 128 Max Games - Page 28

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  • Hustler

    1983

    Hustler

    1983

    Sport
    Commodore C64/128/MAX
    Hustler demands precise aiming and a good sense of shot strength. A crosshair is used to line up the cue ball, while a rapidly changing power meter makes every attempt more difficult. Different rule variations either allow free play or require specific balls to be potted in a set order – keeping each match varied.
  • Puzzle Panic

    1984

    Puzzle Panic

    1984

    Puzzle
    Commodore C64/128/MAX
    Puzzle Panic guides you and the character Benny through a series of pattern-based challenges that work both as standalone puzzles and as parts of a larger meta puzzle. You follow clues, touch symbols in the correct order, and avoid hazards as each stage introduces new ways of thinking. Completing levels reveals pieces that must later be combined to solve the final sequence, gradually uncovering the bigger mystery. The experience blends logic, observation, and timing – a varied puzzle adventure that rewards pattern recognition, patience, and problem-solving skills.
  • Scuba Kidz

    1988

    Scuba Kidz

    1988

    Commodore C64/128/MAX
  • Werner Flaschbier

    1985

    Werner Flaschbier

    1985

    Commodore C64/128/MAX
  • Abandon

    Abandon

    Card & Board Game
    Commodore C64/128/MAX
  • Fortress

    1987

    Fortress

    1987

    Shooter
    Commodore C64/128/MAX
  • Stroker

    1983

    Stroker

    1983

    Simulator
    Commodore C64/128/MAX
    A pornographic video game from 1983 where the player has to masturbate. The game is entirely rendered in PETSCII graphics.
  • Psycho Hopper

    1990

    Psycho Hopper

    1990

    Commodore C64/128/MAX
    Psycho Hopper is a side-scrolling action game set on the bizarre planetoid Dreams – a luxury vacation spot in the middle of the Belt of Unreality. During the “Season of High Unlikelihood,” you embark on a treasure hunt in a fantasy castle. Bouncing along on a gas-filled bubble and armed with a blunderbuss, you traverse each level from left to right searching for four parts of a valuable artifact. You must avoid or shoot the enemies on screen, as touching them reduces your gas gauge, and once it's empty you lose one of your three lives. The goal is to collect all parts and conquer the perilous dream world.
  • Strike

    1987

    Strike

    1987

    Sport
    Commodore C64/128/MAX
    Strike is a game where you can play 10-pin bowling against a friend or a computer player (skill level 1-4). The game follows the rules of bowling, where you must knock down ten pins at the end of the lane in two shots, unless you land a hit on your first throw. You play over 10 rounds and the winner is the player with the highest score. The game features an isometric view that shows the player at the beginning of the track.
  • UCM: Ultimate Combat Mission

    1988

    UCM: Ultimate Combat Mission

    1988

    Shooter
    Commodore C64/128/MAX
    You are a warmonger and plan to escape from this maximum security prison that orbits the earth with your fellow inmate Mandroid (played by a second player at the same time). Because Earth's prisons are full, space stations have been built to house criminals like you. You've managed to arm yourself with a weapon (Mandroid, a laser) and try to get past waves of guards coming at you by dodging or shooting them. When you reach the end of the prison, a space shuttle awaits you to take you to freedom. UCM: Ultimate Combat Mission is a run 'n gun game that gives you a high angle view of your player from a third-person perspective. They move vertically up while the screen scrolls.
  • Kromazone

    1987

    Kromazone

    1987

    Shooter
    Commodore C64/128/MAX
    The Kromazone is the elite training area of the Terran Space Fleet Naval Academy. Here the best pilots in the fleet are put through their paces. If you want to become a starfighter pilot and perhaps fight against the Maranzar one day, you have to survive the Kromazone. Kromazone is a 3D game in which the action is viewed from the cockpit of a MantaRay fighter plane that automatically flies forward. In the first level, the task is simply to avoid flying balls. Only when this phase is completed will the fighter's blasters be activated and the enemy can be fired upon. The MantaRay can take a certain number of hits before it is destroyed. The remaining number is displayed at the bottom of the screen. The game can be played alternately by two players who can compete for a high score
  • 3D Golf

    1986

    3D Golf

    1986

    Sport
    Commodore C64/128/MAX
    3D Golf takes you onto a full golf course where every shot needs careful preparation. You choose club, direction, and power, account for the wind, and try to guide the ball toward the hole in as few strokes as possible. Near the green, an extra view helps you judge position and aim more accurately. This creates a calm sports simulation that pleasantly combines precision, planning, and the small thrill of a well-played shot.
  • Nick Faldo Plays the Open

    1985

    Nick Faldo Plays the Open

    1985

    Sport
    Commodore C64/128/MAX
    Nick Faldo Plays the Open offers a detailed golf simulation with a split-screen display. The upper part of the screen is initially used for configuring controls and key assignments, then displays a course map that can be viewed in different scales to help line up shots. The lower part of the screen consists of seven windows that provide various information and actions. Two windows display wind speed and course data such as hole length, par, and stroke count. Another allows switching between a large and small map. Three windows are used to prepare the shot, while the last executes it.
  • 3-D Man

    1982

    3-D Man

    1982

    Commodore C64/128/MAX
    A first-person maze game for Commodore systems.
  • Pakacuda

    1983

    Pakacuda

    1983

    Arcade
    Commodore C64/128/MAX
    Pakacuda is a Pac-Man variant with an underwater theme. Instead of the yellow hero, you control a hungry fish swimming through a maze and eating smaller fish. But beware – you are also prey for the octopuses that relentlessly chase you. If they catch you, you lose a life. Your only protection comes from the eels: eating one charges you up for a short time, allowing you to defeat the octopuses. Once the charge runs out, however, the enemies reappear and the chase continues.
  • Paddington's Garden Game

    1984

    Paddington's Garden Game

    1984

    Adventure
    Commodore C64/128/MAX
    An adventure title starring Paddington Bear.
  • Galactic Attack

    1984

    Galactic Attack

    1984

    Commodore C64/128/MAX
  • Gun Runner

    Gun Runner

    Commodore C64/128/MAX
    A Choplifter! variant with parallax scrolling written by Gavin Raeburn and published by The Power House for the Commodore 64.
  • Dead Zone

    1987

    Dead Zone

    1987

    Platform
    Commodore C64/128/MAX
    A platform and ladders game published by The Power House for the Commodore 64.
  • Rags to Riches

    1985

    Rags to Riches

    1985

    Simulator Adventure
    Commodore C64/128/MAX
    Rags to Riches may be called a "bum simulator", in that it lets you live life as a bum trying not to starve on the streets of a modern city. You start your week with barely any money and nothing to eat, and then you'll try to work your way to the top by getting a job (and maybe, cutting your hair and beard to get a decent one), selling empty bottles and trying not too drink too much in the process. If you play your cards well, you might even end up on high street, where rich people live. But be careful, policemen do not like bums to wander around in rich streets and will do their best to hunt you down and put you in jail. Also, thieves have no respect for you what so ever, and will rob you of everything you own, even those few bucks you found lying in the gutter.
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