Most Popular Zx Spectrum Games - Page 21
Time-Gate
1983
Cavern Fighter
1984
Collision Course
1987
Jumpin' Jack
1983
Jumpin' Jack
1983
You have to navigate Jumpin' Jack through the openings in the horizontally moving barriers from the bottom to the top of the screen.Return of the Things
1984
Vinnie Vole's Existential Nightmare
2010
Originally a dark parody of ZX Spectrum games in a video by entertainer Stuart Ashen, the game became defictionalized by fans with Stuart's blessing.Frontiers
1988
Frontiers
1988
Play as a robot on the world of Epsilon where you must protect the Zebs who are the last living beings on this planet.Life of Harry
1985
Life of Harry
1985
A maze-action game developed by John Hopper and published by Cascade Games for ZX Spectrum.Summer Santa
1986
Summer Santa
1986
A platformer developped by John Hopper and published by Alpha-Omega Software for ZX Spectrum.Chambers of Horrors
1984
Chambers of Horrors
1984
A action game developed by Philip Rolfe and published by Omega Software Ltd for ZX Spectrum.Gridgate
1984
Galactic Patrol
1983
Galactic Patrol
1983
A shoot'em up developed by Richard Brisbourne and published by CRL Group PLC for ZX Spectrum.Handy Andy
1985
Handy Andy
1985
A action game developed by Zafarullah Karim and published by CRL Group PLC for ZX Spectrum.Murder at the Manor
1985
Murder at the Manor
1985
A text adventure game developed by Allan Morton and Keith Bolam that was published by Gemtime in 1983.Captain Slog
1986
Captain Slog
1986
A action-adventure game developed by David Walton and published by Alpha-Omega Software for ZX Spectrum. Captain Slog has to search for nine blueprints spread out around a spaceship maze full of wacko robots.Custerd's Quest
1987
Custerd's Quest
1987
A text adventure game developed by Craig Richard Davies with the Quill Adventure System and published by Alpha Omega Software for ZX Spectrum.Deathball
1986
Deathball
1986
A maze game developed by Steven Screech and published by Alpha-Omega Software for ZX Spectrum. The player in the role of a team manager has to guide his team of droids through a maze, grab hold of the ball and guide the droids to score a goal.The Bow
1987
The Bow
1987
A first-person shooter published by The Power House and inspired by Exidy's arcade coin-op Crossbow. The player in the role of a crossbow archer has to protect his friends from a variety of perils and attacking enemies by shooting arrows at them.Space Jack
1988
Space Jack
1988
A combination of space shoot'em up and platforms&ladders, developed by Black Knight Software and published by The Power House for the ZX Spectrum.
