A collection of 10 games (on one cassette). The following games are included:
- Pi There!
- Xtroth - The Adventure
- Nth Zone
- Toilet Truble
- Paradise in Microdot
- The Egg
- Chambers of Death
- Nudgeit
- Pi in the Sky
- The Pimans Cocktail Cabinet
An early open world/sandbox game released only in Portugal in 1985 whose controversial status (involving sex, violence and drugs) and crude humour allowed it to become the most famous game ZX Spectrum game created in the country.
Robber is an action game where the player controls a thief that has reached the safe of a castle dungeon vault. The game contains three different screens that the player has to find a way through without getting killed. In the first room there are three objects that need to be collected: a stethoscope, a door key and a safe key (which is hidden). There is also a guard patrolling the room and it is necessary to avoid its torch beam.
The second screen involve moving over a bridge whose pieces is regularly vanishing. The third and final screen contains multiple sections. First it's necessary to swim through a flooded cave full of deadly jellyfish and it has to be done with a limited air supply. Then there is the dark catacombs where only the man-eating birds are visible and finally the player has to get past gigantic bouncing balls before reaching the safe.
Virgil's Purgatory is a port of the 2016 PC metroidvania platformer with the same name for the ZX Spectrum about a man called Virgil who was decapitated, and now he must wander through his own purgatory in search of his true head and perhaps eternal rest. Take your chances with this little metroidvania game.
Bruxólico is a new action platformer for the ZX Spectrum where you will hear/play/read the story of the Ghost-Ox, the little creature that came out from a doomed bottomless well, along with other unbelievable witchlish beings, fruits of our own ills and maledictions.
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