A new fan-made racing game, TT-64, has arrived for the Commodore 64, channelling the spirit of Sega's classic arcade racer, Super Hang-On. Featuring multiple routes and selectable difficulty levels, this homebrew release fills a notable gap in the C64's library and demonstrates the platform's.
Two lost Commodore 64 prototypes, 'Thomas the Tank Engine 2' and 'Sooty and Sweep 2', have been preserved and released as playable ROMs by Games That Weren’t. This discovery offers a glimpse into the UK's late-era 8-bit development, allowing retro enthusiasts to experience these 'what if' games.
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Developer Blazon has released a faithful Commodore 64 port of Oh Mummy, the beloved 1984 Amstrad Egyptian tomb-raiding game.
Griffonsoft returns to the C64 with Sherwood, a new Robin Hood adventure following their hit MUSKETEER. Expect high-stakes action, polished retro gameplay and a premium Collector’s Edition release designed for classic gaming fans.
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The retro gaming scene witnesses an extraordinary technical achievement as developer Jimbo brings Wolfenstein 3D's revolutionary gameplay to the Commodore
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Will they never cease their attempts at invasion...? The relentless march of the pixelated aliens continues. Taito's seminal 1978 arcade classic, Space Invaders, has received a notably faithful conversion for the Commodore 64, courtesy of the prolific C64 developer Luca Carminati, also known as LC-Games. Released on Sunday,
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Originally released in 1987, Head Over Heels first captured the imaginations of gamers on the ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64 with its inventive isometric puzzle-platform gameplay. Created by developer Jon Ritman and artist Bernie Drummond, it stood out for its dual-character mechanic: players could switch between “Head,” known for impressive
Amiga fans looking for a fresh challenge in the beloved vertical shoot-’em-up genre will be pleased to learn about Sky Shapers. Announced in January 2025, this upcoming title has caught the attention of classic arcade aficionados who fondly recall the likes of 1942 and TwinBee. As the name suggests,
In a thrilling find for lovers of classic gaming and C64 fans, an unreleased Commodore 64 title, Magnum Force, has surfaced after more than 30 years in obscurity. Unearthed on a Codemasters 30 games CD pack, this scramble-like clone never hit the shelves as a standalone release, making its discovery