New Zxs Games - Page 22
Gyron
1985
Smudge & The Moonees
1985
Smudge & The Moonees
1985
Imagine a French chimney sweep called Smudge....It's not easy, and neither is our hero's task! He has to clean all the chimneys in the village of Le Crelle before he can go home. He has already been hampered on his way to work by drivers on the wrong side of the road, sudden obstacles and bouncing footballs projected into the street by ruffian school kids. Once he has parked his bike in the lay-by, you've got to help him use his Jetpack to mount the roof and lower him into each stack. Only then do you discover that everything is not well. Strange airborne creatures - the "Moonees" - well known local pranksters, looking for fun, try to knock Smudge off the roof again and again. But with all that Galic charm and some help from you he perseveres, and as the say in Paris "If at first you don't succeed, it's time to make a clean sweep". Therefore after each screen you must return to the local laundry and rest so that Smudge can regain his strength to tackle the next type of building, before finally achieving his ambiMacMan And The Caber Eater
1985
Meet MacMan, the canny Scot who takes children on fun-packed maths adventures. MacMan and the Caber Eater teaches addition and subtraction and shows some of the relationships between numbers. By adding and subtracting, children help MacMan to build up a caber, piece by piece, and then toss it. Easy? Not when the dreaded Caber Eater appears on the scene and tries to steal the pieces away! The program has five levels of difficulty, a built-in assessment device, and a 'help' sequence for children having difficulty. This software was devised by educationalists and has been tried and tested in schools and homes. The program was wrtitten by Intelligent Software, creators of high quality educational software for 4-8 year olds.Talisman
1985
Talisman
1985
Talisman is a fantasy RPG adventure game based on the classic board game of the same name.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.Monty is Innocent
1985
Monty is Innocent
1985
Monty has been thrown into Scudmore Prison for coal theft. Help Sam Stoat break him out!Blood 'n' Guts
1984
Blood 'n' Guts
1984
Blood 'n' Guts immerses puts the player inside the body of a hypochondriac, following the accidental enlargement of a submarine. The player's mission is to reassemble the submarine, which has broken into eight pieces scattered throughout the body, and escape through the eye.Pyramania
1984
Pyramania
1984
The game is set in a mysterious pyramid filled with traps and guarded by various evil beings. Players must skillfully maneuver through different levels, avoiding threats and solving puzzles to progress. The pyramid's design is intricate, requiring players to think strategically to overcome obstacles and find the hidden treasures.Carpet Capers
1984
Pioneer
1984
Stagecoach
1984
Sea Battles
1984
Eights
1984
Pi-Balled
1984
Olympimania
1984
Dartz
1984
Attack on Atlantis
1984
Match Point
1984
Match Point
1984
Match Point is a tennis video game released in 1984–1985 for the Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum and Sinclair QL by Psion and other publishers and, under the title Tournament Tennis, on ColecoVision , Commodore 64 and MS-DOS by Imagic. It was also published for Thomson TO7, Thomson MO6 and Thomson MO5 under the title Super Tennis. Some editions for Atari ST, Commodore 64 (on cartridge) and DOS used the simple title Tennis.Quest for the Holy Joystick
1984
Quest for the Holy Joystick is a traditional text adventure and the first satirical output from the then up-and-coming zany Delta 4 Software. It spoofs the contemporary software industry and the ZX Microfairs that took place in the UK in the 80's by sending the player on a magical mystery tour all over London The player starts out at Downing Street number 5 and must take seemingly random journey on a red London bus to get to 'the umpteenth ZX Microfair at Alexandra Palace'. Along the way the player encounters numerous cultural figures as well as some of the gaming press. The game also makes excessive fun of the text adventure scene of the time. The interface is text driven with few static graphics, as it is written using 'The Quill' the parser is limited to verb / noun input.
